It is available in three colour options: Malachite Green, Daytone Gray and Glacier White.
The LED DRLs signature mirrors the engine’s firing order of 1-2-4-5-3 when the car starts.
It gets 19-inch wheels finished in Neodymium Gold Matte, and new canards on front bumper.
It gets front carbon ceramic brakes and a coilover suspension setup with a new rear stabiliser.
The RS ‘rhombus’ badges on the front and rear use special white, red and grey heritage colours.
The Competition Limited gets a white tachometer as a homage to its first 5-cylinder RS model.
The centre console features the special edition RS3's serial number in a matte finish.
It sports RS bucket seats at the front, with black bolsters and microfiber upholsery.
No changes have been made to the regular's 400hp, 2.5-litre 5-cylinder turbo-petrol engine.
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To mark 50 years of the famed 5-cylinder engine, Audi recently revealed the RS3 Competition Limited. Restricted to a total of 750 units, 165 units of which are sedans and the remaining 585 are hatchbacks, the special edition model is likely to mark the end of life for the current-generation RS3 model, and hence the 5-cylinder engine. Hardware changes in the Audi RS3 Competition Limited include new manually adjustable coil-over dampers, a stiffer stabiliser bar, a more aggressive torque splitter, carbon ceramic front brakes, semi-slick tyres and functional aero additions. However, it continues with the same 2.5-litre engine that produces 400hp and 500Nm. Audi claims a 0-100kph sprint time of 3.9 seconds and a top speed of 290kph.
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