Audi A6 2004–2008
3 generation (4F/C6)General information
Number of doors5
Car classE
CountryGermany
Steering wheel positionLeft
At a glance
Engine2393 cm3 Gasoline
Power174 hp
GearboxAutomatic
Origin
Germany
GermanyTrim
2.0 CVT (140 PS)2.0 CVT (170 PS)2.0 MT (140 PS)2.0 MT (170 PS)2.4 AT (177 PS)2.4 CVT (177 PS)2.4 MT AWD (177 PS)2.5 AT (180 hp)2.7 AT (163 PS)2.7 CVT (180 hp)2.7 D AT AWD (180 hp)2.7 D CVT AWD (180 hp)2.7 D MT AWD (180 hp)2.7 TDI tiptronic quattro (180 hp)2.8 CVT (210 hp)2.8 MT (210 hp)3.0 AT (218 PS)3.0 AT (224 PS)3.0 AT (233 hp)3.0 CVT (218 PS)3.0 MT (224 PS)3.0 TDI MT quattro (233 hp)3.0 TDI tiptronic quattro (233 hp)3.1 AT (255 hp)3.1 CVT (255 hp)3.1 MT (255 hp)3.2 FSI MT quattro (255 hp)3.2 FSI tiptronic quattro (255 hp)4.2 AT (335 hp)4.2 AT (350 hp)4.2 FSI tiptronic quattro (350 hp)4.2 MT (335 hp)4.2 MT (350 hp)
Specifications
Engine
Compression ratio10.3
Max power (kW)130 kW
Engine power174 hp
Engine power177 PS
Maximum torque230 N*m
Capacity2393 cm3
Turnover of maximum torque3000 RPM
Valves per cylinder4
Number of cylinders6
Max power at RPM6000 RPM
Stroke cycle77.4 mm
Cylinder bore81 mm
Engine codeBDW
Engine modelBDW
Injection typedistributed injection (multipoint)
Timing beltDOHC
Engine placementFront, longitudinal
Engine typeGasoline
Boost typenone
Cylinder layoutV-type
Bodywork
Height1463 mm
Front track width1612 mm
Back track width1618 mm
Clearance168 mm
Curb weight1685 kg
Width1855 mm
Wheel size205/60 R16
Full weight2315 kg
Wheelbase2843 mm
Length4933 mm
Number of seater5
Min trunk capacity565 l
Pitch Circle DiameterDIA57.1 5x112 mm
Body typeWagon
Gearbox and handling
Number of gear6
Drive wheelsAll wheel drive (AWD)
Gearbox typeAutomatic
Operating characteristics
Mixed driving fuel consumption per 100 km11.2 l
Max speed220 km/h
Fuel tank capacity80 l
Fuel95
Emission standardsEuro 4
Suspension and brakes
Front brakesDisc
Front suspensionIndependent, spring
Back suspensionIndependent, spring
Rear brakesventilated disc
Grades & features
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