irenesbob

I find the new AoA site a bit confusing and less attractive looking than the old one (and that was no beauty) - sort of a step backward in terms of design. To check the 0-60 times of a 2013 A6 2.0 Quattro took me a while, whereas in the old site information on specs for all versions was all in one place. I could not find anything for the 2.0 beyond the FWD versions in the intial screens under specifications. It took going to the "build" the car function to find a link at the bottom and then the 2.0 Quattro Tiptronic informatin is there. If you just search specifictions but dont go to "build" you go round and round and only see the info for the base FWD car. Anyone agree or disagree?

sunnyp1227

I actually like it better.
It's easier to navigate.

60614allroad

For some reason, when I go to the new Audi USA website I can't view all of the content; the text is there but it seems rudimentary and no images appear. Anyone else have this problem?

snagitseven

This issue has been reported on other forums. What browser and version are you using? I have no issues seeing all the data with Firefox 21 or Safari 5.1.9 on a Mac. Perhaps Audi didn't test it with all browsers.

NVThs1

I floated around for a little bit. I didn't find it better or worse. Just different. I think it loads a bit better and it is easier to get to the car you want to research.

psychodo

+1.

They finally have decent pics of the cars, colors and options

irenesbob

I have a PC using IE and could see the images fine. I like the build part better but was put off with the initial screens "specifications" inlcuding only base models and one having to go to "build" to find the specs for any upgraded drivetrain. The old version was better in that sense, mimicking how the brochure presents info. I could not find a link to downloading an online brochure as I could with the old site. Maybe it is just different.

AUDIQSS

Luckily, Audi's vehicles are better than its website. On the other hand there any car companies out there whose websites are far better than their vehicles. The trouble is: In today's information age, the website has become much of the face of the company. And guess who is losing because of their "face", AUDI.

snagitseven

Audi is losing? Checked their YOY sales lately?

irenesbob

I saw an article on May 2013 sales and it appears A6 (and A8) sales are flat from previous period (I think it was the previous May).