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Audi A6 2012 Review
Rs 13M - 17M
Engine Capacity
2995cc
Power
272hp
Torque
440Nm
Speed
210 kmph
Transmission
8-Speed AT
Drive Type
All Wheel Drive (AWD)
Overview
The 2012 Audi A6 is part of the fourth generation and represents Audi’s take on a premium executive sedan that balances comfort, performance, and advanced technology. In Sri Lanka, it is popular among buyers who want a refined European sedan with a strong road presence without stepping up to flagship luxury models like the A8. Available in both petrol and diesel variants, the A6 suits professionals, business users, and long-distance drivers who value a quiet cabin, stable highway manners, and a premium interior. Quattro AWD variants are especially appreciated for their grip and confidence in wet conditions and during high-speed cruising.
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Pros
Cons
Driver Insights
Local drivers describe the 2012 Audi A6 as a car that feels solid, planted, and confidence-inspiring, especially on expressways and long-distance routes. Steering is precise, and the car tracks straight even at higher speeds. The diesel variant, in particular, is praised for effortless overtaking and relaxed cruising, thanks to its high torque output. In city traffic, the A6’s size is noticeable, but light steering and smooth automatic transmissions help reduce fatigue. Owners who prioritize comfort and refinement over sporty driving tend to be the most satisfied.
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Exterior Design
The A6 2012 features a clean, elegant design that has aged well. Sharp LED lighting signatures, a wide single-frame grille, and smooth body lines give it a premium yet understated look. It does not aggressively attract attention, but it clearly conveys executive-class presence. Large alloy wheels and subtle chrome accents enhance its upmarket appeal. Ground clearance is adequate for city use, but drivers need to slow for tall speed bumps and uneven entrances.
Interior Design
Performance
Fuel Efficiency
Safety and Technology
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Ride Quality
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Audi A6 2012 suitable for daily use in Sri Lanka?
Yes, especially for users who value comfort and refinement, but maintenance costs should be considered
Petrol or diesel – which is better?
Is quattro AWD necessary?
Are maintenance costs high?
What should I check before buying?












































