Audi A6 for Sale in Roanoke, VA

I still have an RS4, but I love my A6 3.2. 245K miles, replaced the MMI, battery, alternator,... Perfect in the Lake Placid winter. The RS is a beast, but the A6 is a workhorse.

So I was looking for my first car and owning German cars runs in my family and I can say that I prefer C6 generation over the competitors of W211 and E60 generation mainly because it has best of both worlds, comfortable but also manages to have a sporty feeling which is why I couldn't stand E class Mercedes(too soft). Albeit BMW 5 Series has better responsiveness and performance it struggles with the car's feeling(heavy bodyroll) making the car feel less confidence inspiring on heavy turns unlike A6. Fit and finish is superior and feels like it was constructed by someone who really loves the car. MMI sadly feels outdated and this year's Audi also has its electronic gremlins. Seats are Audi's weakness so don't expect comfy and plushy seats like those from Mercedes and Volvo. I've replaced them with Sports seats from S6 and they seem far more comfortable, more magnificent, firmer. My main strife is that it feels underpowered despite it having impressive torque so if you're getting this car I suggest you do an ECU tune, it will make your car feel somewhat more lively. People like to mention it understeers horribily but if you mount good tires, control PSI rate and install a rear sway bar it will have its sportier handling unlocked which I found lacking when I first bought it inspite of Audi's mantra being "luxury and sport" if anything there's more luxury elements than sporty elements but if you tune A6 properly it will suit your needs.

It meets the standards of AUDI performance and is easy to operate for an beginner or expert driver that is looking for reliable vehicle to purchase

Compared to an A4 the A6 has much more room and feels more solid on the road while maintaining classic Audi performance. I've driven Audis all my life and would recommend them to any driver looking for luxurious fun.

For a 2006 A6, despite it having a V8, you expect to be old, not a worthy competitor to today’s modern cars. I kid you not, this car could take on a newer 2014 Mustang in a drag race and SMOKE it. The V8 in this thing was no joke. Very subtle power delivery, but when you need to get going, it will shoot you forward. xxxx nice this car.

As we tow our car often behind my wife's commercial truck, we buy a standard transmission vehicle for my use. The largest car with a manual gearbox is the Audi A6. Available models run through 2004, as it was dropped with the manual option from the US market. There are still several out there for sale and due to their quality, they are with purchasing. Love the high quality finishes and powerful performance. My last one I purchased was an incredible value. I highly recommend!

lovely vehicle i enjoyed my time with it under different circumstance i would have never gotten rid of it

This is the 2.7T 6 speed. I bought it with 210,000 miles on it. I was not going to do it but when I drove it, it was to tight that I bought it that night. Then it flew through the mechanical inspection. I drove it to Colorado to California - no problems. Now has 230,000 and I have had it about 3 years. Had to fix the passenger power window, and new struts. The fuel pump also gave out. Now I am replacing an alternator. Pretty minor stuff to own this fun car. Drives like new with those new struts. I paid 3500 for this car. I can afford a few repairs to save tens of thousands of dollars with very low owner taxes.Everything works, even the weird security system.

Going up to the mountains has never been more fun. No stress about conditions ever, my only issue is with a couple of plastic parts (cup holder broke and small face plate came off) Other than that, its been a dream. Currently at 135k and going strong.