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Predictive all-wheel drive systems are becoming more and more commonplace in cars these days, and it’s about time the industry caught up. Audi has been offering such a system on their vehicles for thirty-five years. Called quattro, it works by sending power to the wheels with the most traction and preventing wheel slip before it happens.

When the weather gets nasty, or you run out of pavement, it pays to have a utility that can do it all. But if your priorities involve sporty performance, there’s no alternative to the 2018 Audi A4 Allroad. A rugged, high-riding wagon with standard all-wheel drive, it combines its sport sedan roots with a mix of plush luxury and state-of-the-art tech.

Here in America, the closest thing to an Audi wagon we have is the beloved Allroad. Considered more of a crossover-wagon due to its ride height, it’s based off the A4 Avant offered in Europe. Now, Rennsport has gotten their hands on the latter, and unveiled the 2018 RS4 Avant. It’s got 450 horsepower, oodles of cargo room, and isn’t coming to America.