View Poll Results: S Line or Not?
It is a must for sporty ride and look
58
77.33%
Comfort is more important
17
22.67%
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Would you go S Line?
05-15-2013, 01:51 PM
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S-Line (included as part of the Prestige trim in the U.S.) includes a different front bumper better integrated lower side grills, side rails tapering out to the rear wheels and a different rear bumper and body colored valance.
Sport package (separate from the S-Line) includes either 19" or 20" dedicated wheels, differently rated suspension components, three-spoke steering wheel and steering column shift paddles.
I have both of the above and I feel the S-Line is very distinctive and adds more swoop to the lines for a more pleasing aesthetic.
The Sport package lowers the car .8" with 19" or 20" wheels that are considerably nicer than the non-sport offerings. I use the shift paddles frequently, particularly when downshifting. After driving the non-sport A6, the sport version adds significant handling improvement and better appearance, albeit with a tad more firmness over crappy roads. Very liveable ride even here in MA where bad roads are proudly traveled like a badge of courage.
Sport package (separate from the S-Line) includes either 19" or 20" dedicated wheels, differently rated suspension components, three-spoke steering wheel and steering column shift paddles.
I have both of the above and I feel the S-Line is very distinctive and adds more swoop to the lines for a more pleasing aesthetic.
The Sport package lowers the car .8" with 19" or 20" wheels that are considerably nicer than the non-sport offerings. I use the shift paddles frequently, particularly when downshifting. After driving the non-sport A6, the sport version adds significant handling improvement and better appearance, albeit with a tad more firmness over crappy roads. Very liveable ride even here in MA where bad roads are proudly traveled like a badge of courage.
05-15-2013, 02:38 PM
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But was sad to find out that the C7 Prestige didn't have the paddles I got used to and loved on my C6. Used 'em all the time. I still find my fingers reaching for them occasionally.
05-17-2013, 05:30 AM
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+1 in the Chicago burbs for me. I love the paddles. My exhaust actually sounds goofy when I leave it in auto. I need the higher RPM's for a fluid sound. The shift points in auto mode are a bad song on the Stasis exhaust
05-17-2013, 10:04 AM
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05-17-2013, 10:11 AM
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The flat bottom steering wheel is part of the S-line package. If you only have the sport interior, it comes with a three spoke steering wheel and paddles, but not the flat bottom.
05-17-2013, 10:36 AM
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