Jim Watson
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Greetings all-
New to the group-from Pittsburgh, PA in the states- mine is a 2011 3.0T S-Line Prestige (Infamous "T" designation, representing the Supercharged Gas engine...haha) good for 300hp and 310lb/ft as well as 18mpg-and 28mpg which is very respectable over here-especially for that kind of power. This was the last year they made the A6 Avant available in the US and it is now certainly a rare thing. I get compliments from car guys in the know all the time for what I call my version of a "Sport Utility Vehicle." Traditional "SUV" with truck frames (or not) sitting up high and prancing around are still going strong here- but I know there are more who think like me- who like the utility in the back but prefer the "sport" to be in the twisties- not in the backwoods (as if they ever make it there.) If only they brought the RS6 Avant over here- I would be all over it. Also in PA- we only have rear license plates so the front stays nice and open all the time...
Cheers-
Jim
New to the group-from Pittsburgh, PA in the states- mine is a 2011 3.0T S-Line Prestige (Infamous "T" designation, representing the Supercharged Gas engine...haha) good for 300hp and 310lb/ft as well as 18mpg-and 28mpg which is very respectable over here-especially for that kind of power. This was the last year they made the A6 Avant available in the US and it is now certainly a rare thing. I get compliments from car guys in the know all the time for what I call my version of a "Sport Utility Vehicle." Traditional "SUV" with truck frames (or not) sitting up high and prancing around are still going strong here- but I know there are more who think like me- who like the utility in the back but prefer the "sport" to be in the twisties- not in the backwoods (as if they ever make it there.) If only they brought the RS6 Avant over here- I would be all over it. Also in PA- we only have rear license plates so the front stays nice and open all the time...
Cheers-
Jim