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Looking to move my RS6 on very high spec 2016 performance model with 31k, just MOT'ed and serviced.. In Daytona Perl Grey..

Thanks as I say in no hurry..

Thinking about moving on my RS6 2017 performance model, in no rush, anyone sold recently? I am thinking maybe better to wait til spring?

Easy 10k+ if its totally gone...

My sunroof was fixed under warranty, was not leaking it just stopped working , needed a new cassette and motor..

My view would be to give the garage you bought the car from the chance to fix the issues, there are some very good independents around, if its one of those then you should be fine, depending on the age of the car as well, you might be able to get an official Audi warranty after that..

Not great... However in my view RS6 ownership rule number 1, it MUST have an Audi warranty on it, i dont have the time or patience for anything else, I am sure others on here will say rubbish you can get that done for fifty quid, but in my view anything happens with my car, goes to any Audi workshop...

Interesting steering wheel, guess its had a few mods...

Wow that price my 2016 is the same spec wise but with half the miles, might be to the time to sell

There seem to be a few folks selling these after market, they look good, anybody have an experience in their own car? Are they plug and play or need coding/rewiring?

thx

Is there a min speed? Playing around today with the paddles but it would goto 7 and no higher?

The RS4 is a nice car, and my wife really liked it, very well finished and updated tech with bigger screens etc if that's your thing, however its not in the RS6 league, its quick but runs out of puff :).. In some ways its better suited to the roads and traffic we now all have, as its lighter and fee...

Yup and given it made the car undrivable Audi provided a new RS4 as a loan car, all in all impressed with the service to get me back up and running

They have shown me a video does look like something has chewed it, TBH its not too bad at £400 to fix, but crazy it has happened!!