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Market Find: Audi S5 sportback in Porsche Azzurro California at CarMax
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I'll level with you here- I'm conflicted. This Tailored Driver was spec'd in the insanely tasteful Ferrari hue of Azurro California, a color so choice that Porsche's Club North America lifted it for use on their 50th Anniversary Club Coupe. Paired with alu-optic trim and the 'small' wheels, it's restrained- so much so that it could easily be mistaken for an A5.
Market Find: Nogaro Blue Audi TT RS
If you’re looking for a car that’s never been modified, this car probably isn’t for you. That said, the folks who are into Audi’s turbocharged 5-cylinder models like the TT RS are probably aware and attracted to a built car. While photos are limited, we can clearly see tuning going on under the hood and negative camber on the wheels. The listing doesn’t give details, but it states 0 miles on a freshly rebuilt engine.
Market Find: 2023 BMW Individual Santorini Blue X3 M40i
Santorini Blue has made multiple waves here at Tailored Driver; this time, we’re seeing it on a BMW X3 M40i. It’s quite rare to see a BMW Individual color on a non-M X3, but don’t underestimate it. This was a $4,500 factory paint option selected by the previous owner.
Market Find: Volkswagen Spektrum ’91 Blue Golf R
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What's the origin of '91 Blue? We don't really know, but it's not that we haven't tried to figure it out. We even reached out to a member of the product team at Volkswagen who made the cars happen. Here's what we got.
Market Find: Volkswagen Spektrum Sarantos Turquoise Golf R
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Tailored Driver has covered the one-year-only Volkswagen Spektrum Golf R models in the past, but this one is a bit special. Sadly not present at last weekend's gathering of R's called "Wookies in the Woods" and held annually near Robbinsville, NC- where many Spektrums were present- this particular car has plenty of VW event history.
Market Find: 2021 Audi exclusive S4 Sedan in Nogaro Blue
Audi's S4 has great history with Nogaro Blue. Audi's bold answer to classic French Blue was a launch color on the first B5 S4, again on the B6 S4 and was offered as special edition in the B8 S4 era. Readers of this site probably also know it was a color born with the iconic Porsche-developed Audi RS2 Avant. As a result, Audi aficionados tend to seek out Nogaro Blue cars. This makes a Nogaro Blue S4 a very sweet thing indeed.
Market Find: Audi exclusive Nogaro Blue S4 Sedan
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If you've been an Audi fan for a while, chances are that when the Four Rings replaced the iconic Nogaro Blue with Sprint Blue for the B7 generation of S4 and RS 4 you questioned the decision. And when the B8 launched with Sprint as well, it became apparent that Audi wasn't going back to the Nogaro well any longer, but at the time Audi exclusive was simply not widely known as a path to right that wrong.
Market Find: 2018 Audi exclusive Riviera Blue RS 5 Coupe
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Riviera Blue has been covered here before, and for good reason- it's a wildly popular bright blue that genuinely looks incredible when applied to all brands covered by Tailored Driver. Seen here on a 2018 Audi RS 5 with a tasteful yet subtle feature on it's Brake Calipers as well, this Tailored Driver also features several unknown modifications.
Market Find: New Inventory Audi RS 6 performance in Nogaro Blue
We're always fans of dealer sales staff getting notice out to enthusiasts ahead of cars coming available via the usual dealership methods like pushing to the dealer website, AutoTrader or the like. In this case, it's Audi Birmingham's David Guerzon posting early pre-PDI shots of an Audi exclusive RS 6 performance in Nogaro Blue.
EU Market Find: B5 Audi RS 4 Avant in Nogaro Blue
With the B5 Audi RS 4 production beginning 25 years ago, we’re just now seeing cars that are qualified as importable. And while those early cars are basic cars in basic colors, it’s only a matter of time until the options begin rolling in. Getting ahead of the game and purchasing a car before it turns 25 is a great way to nail down a good price without the inflation of American buyers.

