Sprint blue C6 S6 yeay or neigh?
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MrTickle said:
No ceramics! Took me a long time to find a top spec car without the damn things - costs of replacements to one side, they are horrendous for regular road driving.....
As for spec > how about rear seat entertainment, individual electric reclining rear seats with lumbar, heated seats front and rear, massage seats front and rear, vented seats front and rear, champagne fridge in rear, adaptive cruise, full Bang and Olufsen system, extended leather, electric rear and side blinds, keyless go etc. on top of all the usual paraphernalia
I have had a few of these, and have yet to see another one with all of the above
Wow...sounds a proper car.As for spec > how about rear seat entertainment, individual electric reclining rear seats with lumbar, heated seats front and rear, massage seats front and rear, vented seats front and rear, champagne fridge in rear, adaptive cruise, full Bang and Olufsen system, extended leather, electric rear and side blinds, keyless go etc. on top of all the usual paraphernalia
I have had a few of these, and have yet to see another one with all of the above
Sure anyone interested in an S8 will snap it up.
rufmeister said:
MrTickle said:
No ceramics! Took me a long time to find a top spec car without the damn things - costs of replacements to one side, they are horrendous for regular road driving.....
As for spec > how about rear seat entertainment, individual electric reclining rear seats with lumbar, heated seats front and rear, massage seats front and rear, vented seats front and rear, champagne fridge in rear, adaptive cruise, full Bang and Olufsen system, extended leather, electric rear and side blinds, keyless go etc. on top of all the usual paraphernalia
I have had a few of these, and have yet to see another one with all of the above
Wow...sounds a proper car.As for spec > how about rear seat entertainment, individual electric reclining rear seats with lumbar, heated seats front and rear, massage seats front and rear, vented seats front and rear, champagne fridge in rear, adaptive cruise, full Bang and Olufsen system, extended leather, electric rear and side blinds, keyless go etc. on top of all the usual paraphernalia
I have had a few of these, and have yet to see another one with all of the above
Sure anyone interested in an S8 will snap it up.
jakesmith said:
Is the S6 a boggo A6 with the amazing engine? Not being pejorative, just trying to justify buying one, does it have a load of specific parts or are they as cheap to run as a 3.0tdi (apart from the obvious fuel, tax, insurance difference?)
And what MPG do you get on a run?
I've had two S6s. A saloon and now an avant. Both had over 100,000 miles on and I've had no problems whatsoever with them. I've heard that you can have problems with the engines coking up much like the RS4 and also sticky manifold flaps. And what MPG do you get on a run?
Differences over and above the bog standard S6 are the DRLs which are set into the bumper, quad exhaust, lovely sport seats and lots of real carbon fibre on the dash, door and console inserts. To be fair, you'd have to be a bit of an afficionado to spot and S6 amongst the plethora of S lines but that's why some love the understatedness of such cars.
Running costs can be quite reasonable. My insurance is £350 with 14 years NCB and my girlfriend on the policy too. Tax is a steep £500 per year. Servicing is really cheap under Audi's fixed servicing scheme. £195 for an oil service and £365 for a major including 10 platinum spark plugs as well as your filters. Tyres can be had here for £100 each. Thayre AO rated too. http://www.tyreleader.co.uk/car-tyres/toyo/proxes-... Some may turn up their noses at Toyos but surely two sets of Toyos for less than one set of premium brand tyres can't be sniffed at.
Also factor in the cost of an exhaust to release some of that lovely v10 noise.
Wow looks great, very nice.
Just on the ceramics point though, in what way are they horrendous for road driving? I've got them on mine and they are absolutely amazing! The stopping power and more importantly fade resistance is incredible. On such a heavy car having that level of fade resistance is just a must if you drive hard. The discs should be good for 150,000 miles plus they can be refurbished for 900 euros a corner which isn't that bad considering the life of them and their capability. I've never been more glad of ticking that optional extra box on any car.
Just on the ceramics point though, in what way are they horrendous for road driving? I've got them on mine and they are absolutely amazing! The stopping power and more importantly fade resistance is incredible. On such a heavy car having that level of fade resistance is just a must if you drive hard. The discs should be good for 150,000 miles plus they can be refurbished for 900 euros a corner which isn't that bad considering the life of them and their capability. I've never been more glad of ticking that optional extra box on any car.
Well the effects of the claybar, polishing and waxing didn't last long. I stayed at my parent's on Friday night. Parked the car on the street and on Saturday afternoon came back to this...
No details left. Looks worse than it is. The majority is white paint transfer from the other vehicle. I think most of it will polish out. Whatever is left, I may try my hand at wet sanding. Gutted was not the word.
No details left. Looks worse than it is. The majority is white paint transfer from the other vehicle. I think most of it will polish out. Whatever is left, I may try my hand at wet sanding. Gutted was not the word.
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