New Audi All Road-Interior



The interior conveys an ambience of elegant sportiness. In terms of ergonomic comfort, the MMI operating concept is a focal element. The electromechanical parking brake also enhances comfort and convenience. New colours, inlays and fabrics lend a refined and luxurious touch.

To power the vehicle, four direct-injection engines are available, two petrol and two diesel. The 3.2 FSI is a V6, developing 188 kW (255 bhp); the 4.2 FSI is a V8 developing 257 kW (350 bhp).

FSI technology increases the power and efficiency of both power plants. Both high-torque, cultivated diesels with common rail injection are six-cylinder engines with a displacement of 2.7 and 3.0 litres respectively. Key data here: 132 kW (180 bhp) and 171 kW (233 bhp). Power is transmitted by a six-speed manual transmission or tiptronic, also with six speeds. As standard, quattro permanent four-wheel drive distributes power to all four wheels.

The elaborate suspension, made primarily of aluminium, provides the highest levels of agility and safety on the road. The standard adaptive air suspension offers five modes for the body, including two settings for off-road driving. Here the ESP stabilisation program, which has been further developed especially for the A6 allroad quattro, ensures additional traction off the beaten track.

The Audi A6 allroad quattro offers a range of equipment that does justice to its premium character. Standard items, along with the MMI basic operating system, include deluxe automatic air conditioner and 17-inch light-alloy wheels. Extras available include the “adaptive light” dynamic cornering light, the advanced key keyless access system, and the parking aid, Audi parking system advanced, which employs a rear-view camera.


Agent63Agent63 - 2/28/2006 4:56:59 AM
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There has always been something about Audi's interior that bugged me. It doesn't have that expensive look to it eventhough it is a premium brand and it is a German product. Unlike BMW or Mercedes they have the luxury feel. I guess it's different marketing and design strategies. Just my own two cents.


atomicbriatomicbri - 2/28/2006 9:52:32 AM
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Have you ever sat in one and felt the interior? Amazing. I know what you are talking about, and I believe it is that Audi still carries on that Teutonic Style German interior, a no nonsense, austure and business-like interior. To me the plastics and feel are better in the Audis than Bimmers. I have owned both (well my mom has the Audis now) and just the touch and feel of things in an Audi feels more expensive. I love it personally cause to me it screams of Euro design and heritage, much like Scan design in furniture. I really like this All-Road. I think Audi is on a roll in the coming months and years....


atomicbriatomicbri - 2/28/2006 5:23:54 PM
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Which Audi did you or do you drive?? Do you own one ( you say "everytime I open the darn door" which leads me to believe you do it on a regular basis)? I have never felt it to be cheap. Austure maybe, but never cheap. Not like Mercedes current C-Class which the AC knobs feel like they will break off...


DaytonDayton - 2/28/2006 6:03:59 PM
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Critic, are you serious? Audi interiors are the benchmark of the industry. Go sit in the new Mercedes ML, it looks nicer inside than the previous ML. It also looks like the Mercedes engineers have spent some time looking at Audis.


Anim8orAnim8or - 3/4/2006 12:24:47 AM
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Weird comments.

It's utterly confusing to hear people actually say that an Audi interior is 'cheap'? That is something that is a very, very rare comment.

Anybody who has not slept under a rock for the past decade knows that Audi's interiors are the most acclaimed and imitated in the automotive industry. Audi has won more interior design and quality awards than any other manufacturer in the last 10 years. This is simple common knowledge.

This 'LJ' person sounds a little naive and out of touch. I suggest that 'LJ' go to an Audi dealer and step inside any new Audi. Unless this person has lost the ability to see and sense touch, he will easily find that Audi interiors boast the very highest quality wood, leather, aluminum, soft-touch plastic, and design in their respective classes.

This is just a silly thread. The real debates should go towards Audi's new found dominance in performance and dynamics, and how they match up to BMW and the fledgling Merc. Claiming that Audi interiors are anything less that class-leading is a waste of time. Audi won the interior design and quality war years ago.


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