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Nice Article
Found this article this morning and think it touches on a lot of what makes the A6 a luxury car. Diesel or not, you'd be driving a wonderful car.
The Audi A6 TDI Is Everything a Diesel Driver Should Be - Bloomberg Business
The Audi A6 TDI Is Everything a Diesel Driver Should Be - Bloomberg Business
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Found this article this morning and think it touches on a lot of what makes the A6 a luxury car. Diesel or not, you'd be driving a wonderful car.
The Audi A6 TDI Is Everything a Diesel Driver Should Be - Bloomberg Business
The Audi A6 TDI Is Everything a Diesel Driver Should Be - Bloomberg Business
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Gotta say, the article is spot on. After a 12+ hour day traveling home from business trip to Mexico today, got into my TDI @ Boston's Logan airport around 8:30 tonite and made the 61 mile trip home in exactly 61 minutes. Had minimal traffic to contend with coming out of Boston and on the highway was running between 75-85mph. Had the Sirius radio playing some good tunes, the nav system on, A/C on and ventilated seats on low. The sport suspension handled the highway twisties/bends @ speed with ease and I was blowing by every car in sight - LED headlights with the "driving lights" activated provided great illumination and really moved other cars out the way. The paddle shifters were also great to slow down when coming up on slower moving traffic and downshifting to pass other cars. After a long day of travel, the car truly put a smile on my face which was even bigger when I pulled into the garage and the kids ran out to welcome me home. And to top it all off, the trip computer was showing an indicated 40.6 mpg when I shut it down. I've had the car almost 2 years and 30k miles now, and it still puts a smile on my face every time I get in it.
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Gotta say, the article is spot on. After a 12+ hour day traveling home from business trip to Mexico today, got into my TDI @ Boston's Logan airport around 8:30 tonite and made the 61 mile trip home in exactly 61 minutes. Had minimal traffic to contend with coming out of Boston and on the highway was running between 75-85mph. Had the Sirius radio playing some good tunes, the nav system on, A/C on and ventilated seats on low. The sport suspension handled the highway twisties/bends @ speed with ease and I was blowing by every car in sight - LED headlights with the "driving lights" activated provided great illumination and really moved other cars out the way. The paddle shifters were also great to slow down when coming up on slower moving traffic and downshifting to pass other cars. After a long day of travel, the car truly put a smile on my face which was even bigger when I pulled into the garage and the kids ran out to welcome me home. And to top it all off, the trip computer was showing an indicated 40.6 mpg when I shut it down. I've had the car almost 2 years and 30k miles now, and it still puts a smile on my face every time I get in it.
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Gotta say, the article is spot on. After a 12+ hour day traveling home from business trip to Mexico today, got into my TDI @ Boston's Logan airport around 8:30 tonite and made the 61 mile trip home in exactly 61 minutes. Had minimal traffic to contend with coming out of Boston and on the highway was running between 75-85mph. Had the Sirius radio playing some good tunes, the nav system on, A/C on and ventilated seats on low. The sport suspension handled the highway twisties/bends @ speed with ease and I was blowing by every car in sight - LED headlights with the "driving lights" activated provided great illumination and really moved other cars out the way. The paddle shifters were also great to slow down when coming up on slower moving traffic and downshifting to pass other cars. After a long day of travel, the car truly put a smile on my face which was even bigger when I pulled into the garage and the kids ran out to welcome me home. And to top it all off, the trip computer was showing an indicated 40.6 mpg when I shut it down. I've had the car almost 2 years and 30k miles now, and it still puts a smile on my face every time I get in it.
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That's a great article. Thanks for posting it. I'm now at 45k miles and still get a smile on my face in this car. I enjoy it more now than when I first picked it up almost 2 years ago, and that's a pretty good reference point for any car.
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