Audi A6

Audi, a German automobile manufacturer, launched the A6, an entry level luxury, mid-sized car, in 1994. The last generation of the Audi 100 was redesigned and badge as the Audi A6. The first generation Audi A6 came up with different engines such as V4, V6, T5, and V8. In 1997, the A6 was introduced with a diesel version. Mostly, all the Audi A6 were available as Quattro four-wheel drives. The two-body style in which the A6 was available were the Sedan and the Avant. The most powerful engine for the A6 was the S6 4.2 Plus V8 that generated 326 Horsepower. The second generation of the Audi A6 lasted 1997 through 2004. The A6 was available in a wide range of specifications and engines. A few of the most distinct second-generation A6 included the 2.5 L V6 TDI and the most powerful second-generation S6. However, the second generation Audi A6 was also available in engines with 2.4 L displacement, 30-valves, and 2.8 L displacement with 6-cylinders. The transmission of the A6 had an option of 5-speed Tiptronic automatic and 6-speed manual transmission. All the A6 models sold in North America featured a 2.8 L 30-valve V6 engine; however, the S6 had different features. The second generation A6 was changed again in 2000. The third generation of the A6 started in 2004. The new A6 models are designed by Walter De Silva. The new A6 is much longer than its predecessors. The 2006 version of the Audi A6 has 191 cu. in. displacement and produces 255 HP. Like other Audi vehicles, the A6 too is equipped with a MultiMedia Interface. This feature helps in controlling the temperature, entertainment, satellite navigation, and car settings such as suspension configuration etc.