A6s sold at 40 to 45K, and within 4 years were selling for under $20K (now under $15K).

I don't mind the influx of younger buyers. The problem is that someone buying an A6 for $20K is going to need a big repair/maintenance budget to keep the car running safely. Alas, many don't and you end up with kiddies bitchin' about how expensive things are to fix.

And yes, you'll get your share of whale-tail spoilers and chrome wheels. For now, the old A6 board still hammers noobs that "rice" their A6s.

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Mine: 2002 Mercedes Benz C32 / ///AMG
Family Choo Choo: 2008 MB GL320 CDI
Track Ho: 1988 Porschuh 944
Recent History: 2002 TT Roadster
History: 2000 A6 2.7T
Ancient History: 1991 90Q 20V