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SME Times News Bureau | 07 Jan, 2014
Hindi movie superstar Salman Khan Monday unveiled Audi RS 7 Sportback in India and said the vehicle is for the common man who wants to be uncommon.

"This is the common man's car too ... common man who wants to be uncommon," Salman told reporters at the launch of the luxury car.

Audi, the German luxury car manufacturer’s new offering is available at Rs.1.28 crore in the country.

In filmdom celebrities often gift luxury cars to their family members or colleagues.

When asked who would he like to gift the new model of Audi to, he said: "Let's see who deserves it. May be to somebody who actually looks good in it ... it would be Katrina (Kaif). I would not like to gift her though. Let somebody else gift it to her."
 
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