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Gav, I'm not sure what the et is of the S6 to be able to tell you whether the RS4 wheels will fit. The easiest way is for you to take a look at one of your current wheels. It should be stated either on the wheel underneath the centre cap or on the back of one of the spokes. The pcd on your car...

Blueone, Having looked at a range of allroads before I bought my 2004 one the biggest difference (other than the still new smell!) was the RNS-E sat nav. It's brilliant although it is quite expensive to add some of the options e.g. bluetooth. It was only available from 2004 onwards. John

Fd, I would definately check with the dealer on what spec they suggest, especially if you suspect an update to what the manual states. I always find the parts guys are the most knowledgeable and willing to help in my local dealership. Cheers, John

Geoff, They look great. 18" wheels is definately on my list of additions to my allroad. I guess there aren't many wheels that have an et20 as standard which is why the sparcers are needed. Original RS4 B5 wheels are also et20 but hard to come by. John

Arron, I agree with Simon. The cars were built to the options specified at the time of purchase. The 2000 S4 I broke didn't have the switches, loom or wiring within the Recaro's for the heated seat option. It may well have had the elements inside the seat but there was no spare cables or...

Arron, The early allroads had the single din Concert head unit in them or the double din Symphony. Later cars, I think 2002 onwards had the later Concert 2 or Symphony 2. The Symphony 2 was a 6 disc in dash changer as well as tape player. Cars up to late 2003 had the RNS-D sat nav system...

I saw one at the recent motor show in Canary Wharf, London. It had a big chromed grill. Didn't really like it at all, although the overall shape made it look more car like and less like a 4x4. John