Audi revealed its stonking RS5 at the recent Geneva motor show, but that doesn't appear to have deterred the aftermarket tuning mobs.
Witness the "White Beast" -- a go-faster version of the S5 coupe -- prepared by Germany-based Senner Tuning AG.
The White Beast moniker might be a bit naff, but there's not too much else we don't like about the beefed-up Audi.
Although not quite as muscle-bound as the 331kW RS5, the Senner (not Senna) labcoats have eked out an additional 22kW and 35Nm from the S5's 4.2-litre V8 (yielding max outputs of 282kW and 475Nm) via a performance air filter, free-flow exhausts and "parametric surface optimisation".
The Senner crew also dispensed with the 250km/h speed limiter, raising the car's v-max to 285km/h.
Apart from boosting its performance potential, the bespoke exhaust system is also said to produce a fruity note and enhance the White Beast's visual presence with its four chromed tips.
Other external cues to the Senner-tweaked car's identity come in the form of a tarmac-hugging front spoiler with large air inlets, rear spoiler lip and diffuser, LED tail-lights and sidesill extensions.
Meanwhile, sports suspension dumps ride height by 40mm, and stuffed into the guards are 21-inch 'Work Varianza T1S' diamond black rims, and wrapped around these is 255/30 R21 rubber at the front and 295/25 R21 gumballs at the rear.
Naturally, the interior cops the now-mandatory carbonfibre package, and there's also "fancy foot mats" trimmed in high-quality velour.
The cost of the whole package (ex-Germany) is 18,990 Euro ($28,250), which doesn't seem absurdly expensive compared with some aftermarket performance/aero kits.
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