Overview & Reviews

Audi makes no changes to the high-performance S6 in its second year on the U.S. market.

• Sports-carlike performance, wagon utility, sumptuous interior, lots of standard features, standard all-wheel drive.

• High price tag, only rated for 15 mpg in city driving.

User Reviews:

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  Ultimate Daily Driver - 2003 Audi S6
  By evo_z - February 24 - 5:06 pm

  I got this car because i am tired of SUVs slowness and bad handling. but i do need the utility part. 340hp make ur right foot feels good all the time, and the cars look will never get u the bad attention from cops. very well build, every little details that shows great craftmanship. enjoy drive it everyday, every where. and the good part is it does not bother me with TPMS, non-seat belt warning those extra annoying features. Well, Bad thing about this car is expensive to fix, timing belt cost more than $2500. Also all the audi/vws cockpit control buttons letter ez to wear off, make the car looks older. try to upgrade but audi do not offer V8 wagon no more, and Q7 just not as sharp!

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  Elegant Mule - 2003 Audi S6
  By AudiNut - November 16 - 4:36 pm

  Im an Audi Collector. Which is why I bought this car. They are relatively rare for the US market. Its a powerful beast and holds the road. It snugs right into the fold of the B5 S4 & D2 S8. Although I have to say~ although similarly outfitted, the S8 holds its weight better than the S6, thus, it is faster around almost any track under various conditions. The offset to this is cargo space. The S6 has its place and I love it.

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  Audi doesnt get it yet - 2003 Audi S6
  By mountains - March 7 - 2:00 am

  The car is really fun to drive, but the front seats are not the Recaros with the adjustable thigh bolster that the manual shows and there is very little thigh support. The real problem is Audi dealers. They never tell the whole truth when you buy the car - every deal is a one- shot relationship. Until Audi gets its dealers to act like human beings, buying and owning an Audi will be a constant source of irritation and frustration. Is it worth it? With all the competing products on the market, I doubt it. Audi dealers are the worst I have ever encountered.

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  Persistent Vibration - 2003 Audi S6
  By Skitown - January 2 - 2:00 am

  Too bad that this great car has a persistent vibration above 60 mph. The dealers have attemtped (wtih varying degrees of sincerity) to fix it but have failed.

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  Hottest Wagon on Earth - 2003 Audi S6
  By mpyles1 - November 14 - 2:00 am

  Thought my 2002 A6 4.2 was as good as family cars get . . . then I bought an S6. It has the punch and handling edge of my 1998 Corvette, with infinitely better build quality and chassis solidity. Only downside is car was delivered with warped rear rotors (which might have been caused by the dealer over-torquing the aftermarket wheels I had him install). But the dealer replaced the rotors the same day I picked up the car and discovered the problem. LOVE this car!