How rare is the S6?
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Some could be the same car but not all - different colors. I'll have to be more observant and check their license plates. I'm not far from Greenwich, Darien and New Canaan CT. Lots of nice cars around.
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Any chance that was you in a Phantom Black this past Saturday morning on I-84 outside Hartford?
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I think there will be a disproportionately high number of S6s in the Northeast, especially MA, CT, NY, NJ. This tends to be a very affluent part of the country as a whole and the Northeast is a strong Audi foothold due to the weather.
Audi just isn't as popular in SoFlo or SoCal; arguably the two car mecca regions of the country. BMW and Merc dominate these regions. I know from the M3 forums. M3s are much rarer in the Northeast. They tend to be a "second car" up here since they are a high power RWD vehicle. Much more common in SoFlo and SoCal.
Still love the fact that the S6 is such a rare car. There are more Toyota Camrys sitting on one dealer lot in some dinky town than there are S6s in an entire state. My only problem is that I don't have mine yet!!! Scheduled to arrive in port in 2 days. Anyone know how long, on average, it takes to get to the dealer once it is in port?
Audi just isn't as popular in SoFlo or SoCal; arguably the two car mecca regions of the country. BMW and Merc dominate these regions. I know from the M3 forums. M3s are much rarer in the Northeast. They tend to be a "second car" up here since they are a high power RWD vehicle. Much more common in SoFlo and SoCal.
Still love the fact that the S6 is such a rare car. There are more Toyota Camrys sitting on one dealer lot in some dinky town than there are S6s in an entire state. My only problem is that I don't have mine yet!!! Scheduled to arrive in port in 2 days. Anyone know how long, on average, it takes to get to the dealer once it is in port?
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Spotted my first S6 yesterday in Beachwood (Cleveland). It was white with 20's. First one I've seen since purchasing mine in June. Also spotted one S7 a couple of weeks ago. Not too many around NE Ohio.
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I think there will be a disproportionately high number of S6s in the Northeast, especially MA, CT, NY, NJ. This tends to be a very affluent part of the country as a whole and the Northeast is a strong Audi foothold due to the weather.
Audi just isn't as popular in SoFlo or SoCal; arguably the two car mecca regions of the country. BMW and Merc dominate these regions. I know from the M3 forums. M3s are much rarer in the Northeast. They tend to be a "second car" up here since they are a high power RWD vehicle. Much more common in SoFlo and SoCal.
Still love the fact that the S6 is such a rare car. There are more Toyota Camrys sitting on one dealer lot in some dinky town than there are S6s in an entire state. My only problem is that I don't have mine yet!!! Scheduled to arrive in port in 2 days. Anyone know how long, on average, it takes to get to the dealer once it is in port?
Audi just isn't as popular in SoFlo or SoCal; arguably the two car mecca regions of the country. BMW and Merc dominate these regions. I know from the M3 forums. M3s are much rarer in the Northeast. They tend to be a "second car" up here since they are a high power RWD vehicle. Much more common in SoFlo and SoCal.
Still love the fact that the S6 is such a rare car. There are more Toyota Camrys sitting on one dealer lot in some dinky town than there are S6s in an entire state. My only problem is that I don't have mine yet!!! Scheduled to arrive in port in 2 days. Anyone know how long, on average, it takes to get to the dealer once it is in port?