The 2018 Audi A6 is available in seven trim levels, six of which are three identical specification trims with merely a change of engine. The Premium forms the base of the range and is available with either the base 2.0T motor or 3.0T V6. The base model’s interior gets the full leather treatment, a sunroof, power adjustable seats, an eight-inch display infotainment system with ten speakers, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as well as Audi’s Pre Sense collision avoidance technology and 18-inch wheels to mention a few of the key features. The Premium Plus now cruises around with full LED headlights as standard. Inside you’ll find four-zone climate control, an uprated Bose sound system, and rear collision prevention tech to mention a few and is the first trim level available with the supercharged V6 engine. Sport trim is also available with both engines and equips sport suspension, 19-inch alloy wheels, dark exterior styling, blind spot warning, and a sport steering wheel. The range-topping Prestige is only available with the 3.0T V6, and bundles all of the features from the Premium and Premium Plus, but adds premium equipment such as a top-view camera, ventilated seats, a HUD display, and other small interior touches.
In base front-wheel-drive specification, the 2.0T Premium starts at an MSRP of $49,700. From there, the 2.0T Premium Plus costs $51,900, while the 2.0T Sport is priced the same. Adding Quattro to either of these adds another $1,500 to the price tag. The cheapest 3.0T model, the Premium, starts at a price of $56,500, while the Premium Plus carries a base MSRP of $58,700. The 3.0T Sport costs $58,000, while the range-topping 3.0T Prestige costs $61,400. Prices exclude $975 destination, taxes, title, other options, and dealer charges. You'll find some good deals now that the A6 is due for replacement. Happy hunting!
If you're looking to make your already luxurious A6 even more competent, Audi has developed a series of optional packages that help add even more practicality, safety or sportiness to your car, depending on the need. The Driver Assistance package adds a trick top view camera system with front and rear corner vision, lane departure warning and frontal collision avoidance tech including automatic braking. If you're after some extra comfort, the Comfort seating package is for you; it adds ventilation, power memory and even a massage function to the front seats. For those who want their A6 to look and feel more sporty, Audi has developed what it calls a Competition Package. This package comes with 20-inch alloy wheels, stiffer and lower suspension, a trick rear diff pinched from the Audi S6 and a generous splattering of sporty interior touches.
Now packed with more standard features than ever, you can't really make a wrong decision when it comes to buying a 2018 Audi A6. If your only requirements are space and luxury, a Premium Plus 2.0T will do the job, and you can even make it more user-friendly with the optional Driver assistance package. For the best balance between price, performance, and luxury, the Premium Plus 3.0 V6 Quattro will be the pick. It features that powerful supercharged V6 engine and Audi's famous Quattro all-wheel-drive system. It comes with standard LED headlights, added safety tech, and an upgraded sound system. The Prestige might offer the most bells and whistles, but most of them seem a bit superfluous and do not warrant the extra money.
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