2016 A6 3.0T Purchase Questions
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2016 A6 3.0T Purchase Questions
I am considering a purchase of 2016 A6 3.0T within the next few weeks/months. Ideally something coming off a lease (36-39 months) or one owner.
I was wondering if anyone had advice / opinions / recommendations on what to inspect or look for when when doing a test drive for these vehicles? I'll pull a Carfax and see if I can get a history of service on the vehicles but if there is any weak areas I should concentrate on I'd like to know.
Any after purchase regrets, dislikes, likes or thoughts on future maintenance are welcome too (e.g. dealer recommends 10k service, expect to pay between $400-$500 each visit, etc.)
FYI - Previous vehicles: Nissan Rogue/Pathfinder, Lexus RX350.
Thanks,
-dan
I was wondering if anyone had advice / opinions / recommendations on what to inspect or look for when when doing a test drive for these vehicles? I'll pull a Carfax and see if I can get a history of service on the vehicles but if there is any weak areas I should concentrate on I'd like to know.
Any after purchase regrets, dislikes, likes or thoughts on future maintenance are welcome too (e.g. dealer recommends 10k service, expect to pay between $400-$500 each visit, etc.)
FYI - Previous vehicles: Nissan Rogue/Pathfinder, Lexus RX350.
Thanks,
-dan
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To hijack the thread briefly, if looking to save some $$, would going for a 2016 v/s a 2017/8 be worth it? Does the 2016 lack in any way compared to the 17/18? Thanks
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wibba10 (07-10-2019)
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I am considering a purchase of 2016 A6 3.0T within the next few weeks/months. Ideally something coming off a lease (36-39 months) or one owner.
I was wondering if anyone had advice / opinions / recommendations on what to inspect or look for when when doing a test drive for these vehicles? I'll pull a Carfax and see if I can get a history of service on the vehicles but if there is any weak areas I should concentrate on I'd like to know.
Any after purchase regrets, dislikes, likes or thoughts on future maintenance are welcome too (e.g. dealer recommends 10k service, expect to pay between $400-$500 each visit, etc.)
FYI - Previous vehicles: Nissan Rogue/Pathfinder, Lexus RX350.
Thanks,
-dan
I was wondering if anyone had advice / opinions / recommendations on what to inspect or look for when when doing a test drive for these vehicles? I'll pull a Carfax and see if I can get a history of service on the vehicles but if there is any weak areas I should concentrate on I'd like to know.
Any after purchase regrets, dislikes, likes or thoughts on future maintenance are welcome too (e.g. dealer recommends 10k service, expect to pay between $400-$500 each visit, etc.)
FYI - Previous vehicles: Nissan Rogue/Pathfinder, Lexus RX350.
Thanks,
-dan
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I am communicating with the guy now to see what its about
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BobaPanda (07-11-2019)
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someone posted this link to an Audizine thread in another thread --> AudiZine link
I am communicating with the guy now to see what its about
I am communicating with the guy now to see what its about
Then you just need a SD card and a computer. The sketchy part is the seller of this has to remote into a computer to do part of the unlocks for Carplay but he has done over 100 of them to date. I have ordered the Dlink adapter and will report back once I get carplay activated on my car sometime next week hopefully.
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UCLABB (07-12-2019)
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This is amazing! Apparently you need a USB to Ethernet adapter (https://www.ebay.com/itm/D-Link-DUB-...ss!95134!US!-1 8.99 for open box from Ebay).
Then you just need a SD card and a computer. The sketchy part is the seller of this has to remote into a computer to do part of the unlocks for Carplay but he has done over 100 of them to date. I have ordered the Dlink adapter and will report back once I get carplay activated on my car sometime next week hopefully.
Then you just need a SD card and a computer. The sketchy part is the seller of this has to remote into a computer to do part of the unlocks for Carplay but he has done over 100 of them to date. I have ordered the Dlink adapter and will report back once I get carplay activated on my car sometime next week hopefully.
If you can setup a VirtualPC (VMWare [Win/Mac/Linux], Parallels [Mac], or VirtualBox [Win/Mac/Linux - Free]) with Windows (Free Trial version can be used) on it, it doesn't matter who logs in. and you can scrap it right after
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I have completed the procedure and have gotten Apple carplay activated on my C7.5 2016 A6 P+. Had to message the guy on an app called Telegram (username: Carplay_audi) and he charges ~$155 to activate it. He's helped 100+ people before.
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