Audi RS2. How many are left . . . ?

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  • Mr G
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    Mine is also used throughout the year - here on the southern tip of Africa our weather is not so harsh

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  • Rikki Kitto
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    Not mine mines out in all weathers getting hammered, just realised it's an RS2 thread
    Last edited by Rikki Kitto; 29 June 2023, 11:32.

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  • Max23Tyler
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    Originally posted by rustybullethole

    There was 180 RHD and out of those some went to South Africa, Australia and New Zealand,kitsune miniatures I imagine the reason for so many SORNs now is that the owners recognise the value and dont want to put them on the road, actually you will see that year on year the graphhttps://sharpedgeshop.com/collection...es-chefs-knife rises and dips, the dips are the winter months when most classics get SORNED and the peaks are when they get taxed again.
    Ah, the ebb and flow of classic car ownership. It's like a dance between nostalgia and practicality. As the winter months approach, the classics retreat into hibernation, huddled under the warmth of SORN (Statutory Off Road Notification). But fear not, for as spring blooms anew, these automotive beauties emerge from their slumber, ready to hit the roads once more and proudly display their tax discs. It's a yearly cycle of love and care, ensuring these treasured vehicles remain in peak condition for all to admire.
    Last edited by Max23Tyler; 8 July 2023, 06:22.

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  • pfi
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    Originally posted by Error404
    you're making me feel bad about starting messing with mine now
    hmm, Have a 1990 (complete / drivable) 20V Coupe Quattro I planned to sell in parts,
    mby needs to reconsider ...

    anyone know how many were produced?

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  • npvpositive
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    I believe New Zealand got 13 cars. Australia didn't get any.

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  • rustybullethole
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    Originally posted by npvpositive

    I don't claim to fully understand the UK system, but it seems strange that there are so many listed as SORN . . . more than double the number that are taxed and on the road. Why would this be the case? I also don't understand why the number of RS2s on the road peaked at 152, when supposedly the UK received 180 cars (though there seems to be some debate over whether the 180 RHD was UK only or the entire world)?
    There was 180 RHD and out of those some went to South Africa, Australia and New Zealand, I imagine the reason for so many SORNs now is that the owners recognise the value and dont want to put them on the road, actually you will see that year on year the graph rises and dips, the dips are the winter months when most classics get SORNED and the peaks are when they get taxed again.

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  • johnboy 3169
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    Here's mine definitely sorn'd
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  • npvpositive
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    Originally posted by rustybullethole
    According to "Howmanyleft" for the RS2 theyre saying 40 are taxed and on the road and 86 are on SORN

    Here: https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/vehicle/audi_rs2#!tax
    I don't claim to fully understand the UK system, but it seems strange that there are so many listed as SORN . . . more than double the number that are taxed and on the road. Why would this be the case? I also don't understand why the number of RS2s on the road peaked at 152, when supposedly the UK received 180 cars (though there seems to be some debate over whether the 180 RHD was UK only or the entire world)?
    Last edited by npvpositive; 18 April 2019, 04:28.

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  • rustybullethole
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    According to "Howmanyleft" for the RS2 theyre saying 40 are taxed and on the road and 86 are on SORN

    Here: https://www.howmanyleft.co.uk/vehicle/audi_rs2#!tax

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  • CliveH
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    WoW this is a blast from the past! I miss my S2!

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  • npvpositive
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    Just resurrecting this old thread . . . I have been able to identify seven RS2s currently located in Australia (all RHD). Three RS Blue (including mine), three Ragusa Green, one Black.

    The Black car is ex NZ. As far as I know, all the others are ex UK.
    Last edited by npvpositive; 17 April 2019, 13:27.

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  • mullder
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    Try this
    Vehicles licensed every year 2013-2001. Click model names for more stats.
    2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001
    AUDI
    80 S2 TURBO
    76 83 89 111 130 160 170 194 207 217 243 249 260 266
    AUDI
    COUPE S2 4WD TURBO
    192 177 202 226 254 307 342 387 431 471 492 533 562 586
    I assume that the 80 S2 Turbo refers to Avants.

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  • mullder
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    If you go to howmanyleft.co.uk you can look up any make and model of car in the UK and see from 1994 to present how many cars were registered and SORN. For the second quarter of this year fro example there were 71 RS2s taxed and 49 SORN this is info supplied by the DVLA.
    I find this site very interesting.

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  • newsh
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    That'll be the one in Wales mentioned a few posts back

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  • skiffy
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    This ad claims to be one of only 5 UK Noggy RS2s. Whatever!
    Pricey too.
    http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...di-rs2/2941712

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