Check the link below. Looks like they are selling less than 50 per month here. Makes me want one even more!<ul><li><a href="http://www.audiworld.com/news/02/080102b/">http://www.audiworld.com/news/02/080102b/</a</li></ul>

too much of a niche vehicle. Its an A6 2.7T wagon with adjustable suspension and different body work. Seeing as no SUV or cross over vehicles see any real off road action, I can see how if never took off. North America is not ready for $70 - $80 off-roading wagons just yet. Although I see quite a few Volve Cross Countries... but those are just awd, jacked up normal wagons.

I'm rambling so I'll stop.

--RGL

Well you can't get the 2.7T engine in the A6 Avant... and that is obviously a kick ass engine if you want that sized wagon. Also, the allroad is quite capable of doing heavy duty off road activity if called upon. I agree that most people never take it that far, but it could probably hold up better than supposed competitors.

It is a niche vehicle and that's one of the reasons I like it I guess.

But I'll still take an RS 6 Avant as a first choice :-)

and that Audi was unwilling to spend the money on such a low production car. I hope I'm wrong but that's what I heard.

I didn't know that you can't get the 2.7T in the A6 wagon. It really is a beast of an engine and a shame that some K03 failures tarnished it's image.

--RGL

people dont know how to drive a turbo car - especially hard.. the turbo needs to warm up &amp; cool down - I dont push my car past 1/3 throttle it the oil temp is below 90 - and I dont have a turbo..