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Another utterly boring forgettable Audi. Why are Audi making every car look the same?? The new A4 isn't all that, the A5 is a A4 2door saloon, the A1 looks like an A3, the A5 / A7 5door is pointless, the new A8 is such a huge disapointment because it looks like the new A4, the old A8 was lovely, the old A6 was never a looker, but the RS6 was a different animal, I liked that. The new A6 looks no different to Audi's latest range and who's gonna drive it? It's a rep mobile. Jaguar XF meanwhile is a whole load of awesomeness, class, style, prestige, beauty and has a more prestigious badge and looks like the designers actually put some pride in to it.
The new design language of audi is quite striking and is certainly a lot better looking than the model it replaces.
This model will probably sell in boat loads, as did the last model.
It's certainly a close call between the Audi, BMW and merc.
As for the jag, it aint british any more. It's lost it's class! And those headlights are just ugly!!
The A6 is not the most fun car to drive in the class, and its styling is deliberately bland, – so as not to offend its loyal customer base. However, its blend of talents makes it a serious contender in a very closely fought sector. Its slick presentation and quality feel, inside and out, are combined with a laid-back driving experience and excellent refinement – all attributes that will no doubt appeal to the core audience of company car drivers. The A6’s low running costs also add significantly to its desirability.