2023 Audi RS6 Avant Vorsprung
A family estate car that can embarrass supercars
£86,950
Vehicle Features
- Audi Exclusive paint Merlin Purple
- Black Valcona leather upholstery and trim with honeycomb pattern
- 22in Alloy Wheels - Titanium Matt Gloss Turned Finish
- Audi Virtual Cockpit with RS Specific Design and 12.3in Display
- Black Mirror Housings
- City Assist Pack
- Cloth Headlining in Black
- Comfort and Sound Package
- DAB Digital Radio
- Deluxe 4-Zone Automatic Climate Control
- Dynamic All-Wheel Steering
- Electrically Adjustable Front Seats with Memory Function for Drivers Side
- Extended LED Interior Lighting Package - Multi-Coloured
- Gloss Black Styling Package
- HD Matrix LED Headlamps
- 360 degree Surround view camera
- Head-Up Display
- Heated front and rear seats
- Panoramic Glass Sunroof
- Power Door Closure
- Power Operated Tailgate
- Rear Sports Exhaust System - Black
- RS Sports Suspension Plus with Dynamic Ride Control - DRC
- RS Steel Brakes with Red Calipers
- Storage Package
- Top Speed Restriction Increase to 174mph
Vehicle Description
Audi RS6 Avant finished in Audi Exclusive paint Merlin Purple with Black Valcona leather and Carbon twill inlays. Spec. highlights include Sliding Panoramic Roof, Top speed increase (174 mph), Black styling pack, Comfort and Sound pack, RS Sports exhaust and Suspension with Dynamic Ride Control, 22" Five V-spoke trapezoidal style Matte Titanium, diamond-turned alloys. 30,250 miles. Full Audi history.
The Audi RS6 Avant is already one of the great automotive contradictions: a family estate car that can embarrass supercars, haul a wardrobe, and cross continents at ridiculous speed without breaking a sweat. But this one? This one turns the absurdity dial all the way to eleven.
Finished in Merlin Purple, it looks less like a sensible wagon and more like something that escaped from a high-end tuning studio after dark. It’s a colour that shifts with the light, sulking in the shade and glowing like liquid neon when the sun hits it. Add the Black Styling Pack, and suddenly the whole car looks leaner, angrier, and faintly illegal in polite company. The contrast is spot-on: no chrome, no distractions, just menace.
Beloved by its buyers as a brute force blunderbuss with monstrous straight-line grunt, prodigious grip and all-weather performance - the “family estate on steroids” par-excellence. The end result is a car that can seemingly do it all. It’s a practical family car and some time load lugger (565 litres of space seats up and 1,680 folded). It’s a supercar-baiting performance car. It’s an excellent long-distance cruiser. And it looks as dramatic as any sports car out there. What’s not to like?
In its current (C8 generation) form, the RS6 Avant reached a zenith, pairing an uprated version of the 4-litre V8 engine (now a 48v mild hybrid) and quattro all-wheel-drive system we’ve come to enjoy and respect with an unlikely sense of agility and dare we say it, fun. It is also a car that improved with each iteration and with options that added genuine benefit rather than simply adding to the cost.
It doesn’t take many miles to discover that a factory-spec RS6 is a hugely capable car from point to point, with tremendous straight-line pace and a thundering V8 soundtrack. Thanks to its clever air-suspended chassis the RS6 is supremely refined and compliant on the majority of roads, as befits function as a do-it-all estate. Numerous modes help you tailor its adaptive chassis to suit your needs so it can offer a genuinely supple ride, something many of its rivals fail to achieve.
If you’re in the market for a seriously fast estate car, then the Audi RS6 Avant remains the benchmark. Spacious, brutally quick and now with significantly improved handling, it’s hard to think of a reason why you’d be tempted elsewhere.
The Audi RS6 Avant is already one of the great automotive contradictions: a family estate car that can embarrass supercars, haul a wardrobe, and cross continents at ridiculous speed without breaking a sweat. But this one? This one turns the absurdity dial all the way to eleven.
Finished in Merlin Purple, it looks less like a sensible wagon and more like something that escaped from a high-end tuning studio after dark. It’s a colour that shifts with the light, sulking in the shade and glowing like liquid neon when the sun hits it. Add the Black Styling Pack, and suddenly the whole car looks leaner, angrier, and faintly illegal in polite company. The contrast is spot-on: no chrome, no distractions, just menace.
Beloved by its buyers as a brute force blunderbuss with monstrous straight-line grunt, prodigious grip and all-weather performance - the “family estate on steroids” par-excellence. The end result is a car that can seemingly do it all. It’s a practical family car and some time load lugger (565 litres of space seats up and 1,680 folded). It’s a supercar-baiting performance car. It’s an excellent long-distance cruiser. And it looks as dramatic as any sports car out there. What’s not to like?
In its current (C8 generation) form, the RS6 Avant reached a zenith, pairing an uprated version of the 4-litre V8 engine (now a 48v mild hybrid) and quattro all-wheel-drive system we’ve come to enjoy and respect with an unlikely sense of agility and dare we say it, fun. It is also a car that improved with each iteration and with options that added genuine benefit rather than simply adding to the cost.
It doesn’t take many miles to discover that a factory-spec RS6 is a hugely capable car from point to point, with tremendous straight-line pace and a thundering V8 soundtrack. Thanks to its clever air-suspended chassis the RS6 is supremely refined and compliant on the majority of roads, as befits function as a do-it-all estate. Numerous modes help you tailor its adaptive chassis to suit your needs so it can offer a genuinely supple ride, something many of its rivals fail to achieve.
If you’re in the market for a seriously fast estate car, then the Audi RS6 Avant remains the benchmark. Spacious, brutally quick and now with significantly improved handling, it’s hard to think of a reason why you’d be tempted elsewhere.
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