DanfZX14

To date no issues whatsoever. Love pretty much every aspect of it but I spent time researching the A6 so I knew exactly what options I wanted. It HAD to have black optics, sport package, driver assistance and be a Prestige. It took quite awhile to find a CPO version in a color I liked but I was not in a rush. No regrets here! Good Luck!!!!!

mystrodo

imo..look for a one owner lease return with full service history preferably from one audi shop ..stay within the 30-50k mileage so it'll have issues/updates found and taken care of..it's almost a bullet proof way of getting the best audi...better then new in most cases.

IknowHuhA6

Sorry about the first reply you got that you posted in wrong forum. Some people just provide misleading information and are clueless. You are in right forum in my personal opinion. Best to ask those of us that love our cars. ; )

Yes our cars are super expensive so make sure there is some kind of affordable or free warranty coverage for as long as you can have. I've seen what could be slight damage on other cars turn into "salvage title" on our Audi's due the insurance company refusing to pay to fix.

Another good point I read is that yes... although A6 is a very prestiguous car... make sure you find one that has the bells and whistles (toys) you want. There is a major difference in satisfaction in driving a base model versus a fully optioned model. Some just like the prestige of the Audi experience while others (like me) absolutely need the extra toys and gadgets to enjoy, that makes the expense worth it. ; )

Negotiate for warranty warranty warranty. Or find cheap aftermarket but read fine print well. When they say drivetrain is covered, they sometimes mean engine only and ancillary items like coolant valve failure is not power-train and not covered.