#LAAUTOSHOW: PICTURES GALORE! Can YOU Track The Changes To The 2016 Audi A6/S6 and A7/S7?

It's almost like clockwork these days.

When Audi launches an all-new product and when it refreshes its existing vehicles, there's an overwhelming sense of "So, what?" among commenters, crtics and the like. I will admit that in some regards it has become a bit predictable in a certain sense, but let's put this to the test.

2014 Los Angeles Auto Show #LAAS

For the 2016 model year, Audi has refreshed its A6/S7 and A7/S7. In a very simple exercise, Agent 001 snapped plenty of shots of the newly updated rides. It's your job to track the changes.

No cheating! Don't go back and read the press release!

In addition to the real-life photos from the Los Angeles Auto Show, I've also included Audi's studio pics.

**The 2014 Los Angeles Auto Show photo galleries are sponsored by Lexus.

2014 Los Angeles Auto Show #LAAS

TheSteve - 11/25/2014 11:07:37 PM

+4 Boost

If you say "different highly-stylized headlights" you'll always be right. Beyond that, ya gotta have a picture of the outgoing model beside it and look real hard for the differences.

skytop - 11/26/2014 3:42:11 AM

+3 Boost

Audi co-opts the fine interiors of Aston Martin.

Audi has made a major upgrade to their interior designs and quality. No need to spend ridiculous Aston prices for sumptuous luxury. Audi has it all.

cidflekken - 11/27/2014 4:44:35 AM

+1 Boost

After driving an A6 recently, I just have to say that the attention the interiors gets is quite exaggerated. Yes, they use nice materials. But, honestly, they are very boring. Seriously, I don't get it. Either Audi is truly paying out substantial money for positive journalistic write-ups, or I am just out in left field. I thought the 5 Series interior easily outclasses the A6/A7 interiors. And the positioning of the info display is horrendous. It needs to be set further back on the dash. Where it sits today takes alot of getting used to because of the depth differential between the instrumental cluster and the display. It's just really awkward and I found myself having to adjust my head position vs just my eye focus. Oddly, I didn't find this same issue in either the CLA or new C class, considering the position of their info displays.

carsnyc - 12/1/2014 11:58:03 AM

+1 Boost

Agreed: same old same old when it comes to Audi but that A7 in blue looks gorgeous