Audi manufactures a high-performance version of their A6 executive automobile that is known as the Audi S6. It first went on the market in the year 1994. The S6 is in many ways the same automobile as the S4, only it has new body cladding and badging.
In the year 1995, Audi began to sell its fifth-generation 100 models as an Audi A6. The idea was to keep a sports sedan car in the Audi lineup. The company then made small changes to what had been badged the S4 and began to market it as an S6. Eventually, the Audi S4 would morph into a completely different car that was based on the Audi A4, a smaller Audi model.
In the year 1997, Audi introduced the second generation of A6 cars. The new S6 appeared two years later on the new platform. The body panels on the new Audi S6 are based largely on the A6 4.2 model and feature flared wheel arches and doorsills.
Other impressive features of the new Audi S6 include S6 badging, bolstered seats, a unique front grille and rear decklid spoiler, and an aluminum hood. A wagon version of the car is available in the United States.
Audi S6 Car Specifications
| Trim | S6 Quattro 4dr |
| Transmission: | Automatic |
| Configuration: | 5.2 |
| Configuration Size: | 5204cc |
| Power (hp): | 435 ps |
| Power (kW): | N.A |
| Torque (ft/lb): | 398 |
| Torque (NM): | N.A |
| Maximum Speed: | 155 mph |
| 0-60 acceleration | 5.2 sec |
| Urban fuel consumption: | 15.3 mpg |
| Extra Urban fuel consumption: | 31 mpg |
| Combined fuel consumption: | 22.4 mpg |
| Miles Per Litre: | Variable Miles |
| Fuel Cost Per Mile | £0.191 |
| Cost Of Full Tank: | £75.44 |