2020 Audi A6 Allroad Premium Plus Review - Start Up, Revs, and Walk Around

[@GarthLovesTRAVEL]

awesome review. you deserve way more followers

[@larrypontelandolfo9304]

Great review. Just purchased a 2022 model and love it in every way. Thanks for the nice job and info...

[@Charles_Mulberry_7977]

I love the wagons!

[@jamessmeyer]

I just got a Volvo V60CC and absolutely love it. I much prefer a wagon over an SUV.

[@rickyloganjr.2362]

Hi Mike 🙂, I'm just going to say it, this is a very sexy wagon 👌. There's nothing like a German or Swedish wagon.

[@邱观华]

非常喜欢A6 allroad

[@ronaldlamascus1944]

I think the reviewer is mistaken on the matrix headlights feature as they WILL be available on the Prestige when approved but not on the Premium Plus which he was reviewing.

[@BostonAutoBlog]

The A6 Allroad Prestige isn’t offering Matrix LED Headlights. They will likely be offered on the RS6, but for the 2020 model year Audi isn’t offering them

[@ronaldlamascus1944]

Boston Auto Blog but aren’t the headlights upgradable via a dealer programming once they are approved?

[@therealcbrowne]

I've always enjoyed my A4 Avants and allroads and I'm looking forward to upgrading to an A6 frame. One of the most significant advantages to a wagon (over a sedan or SUV) that wasn't mentioned in the video is the long, low roof. I found once I outfitted my wagons with a set of crossbars the roof served to increase the car's functionality 10-fold. I don't have to climb on a tire to load/unload bikes, kayaks or SUPs and with a basket I can keep nasty, muddy stuff out of the beautifully carpeted cargo area. I have even safely brought home 4x8 sheets of plywood on the smaller framed A4. Just food for thought.

[@robbieleitch8649]

We just recently bought the A6 Allroad, it’s the best car we have ever bought, it’s the 2020 model and it’s great! Love it

[@jaycarter323]

Please don’t have 5’5” guy talking about legroom😂

[@raus_mit_Islam]

Jay Carter ...and headroom

[@TinyIslandMaine]

What is the cargo capacity w/ the seats down?? Noticed you did not mention it in the Forrester Touring review either. Good reviews overall.

[@johnman3272]

Wish they would do an S6 version, since the RS is all but unobtainable.

[@ryangee9182]

Best in-depth video yet 👍🏽. Can you shed some light on why MPG is 20/26 for A6 Allroad, but in another video the A6 Sedan is 22/29 with the same V6 engine? Thats a big deal.

[@dirkneumann3324]

Just bought a 2020 CPO. Averaging 27 mpg in a mix of city, highway, and windy mountain road (dirt and paved) driving. On my 200 mile journey home from the dealer, I averaged 36 mpg at 75mph

[@rewind48]

Quite a bit heavier.

[@Mirror1973]

Also, when you see who makes the wagons; Audi, Volvo, Mercedes Benz and Jaguar, you must recognize that a certain tax bracket customer is the one interested and loyal to the wagon body style. Hence why the Buick Regal Tour X got cancelled, same with the wagons by VW got cancelled and every other manufacturer (Subaru being the exception, but these days the Outback is more and more an SUV than a low wagon) these wagons are for niche wealthy group of people

[@bmker5469]

wow... a 60k car review.. drove in the dealers parking lot... not going to reveal a lot is it? maybe a whole week of mixed driving might shake the car reveal its quirks.

[@trespasser121]

Sure, it probably has wobbly wheels.

[@markfoster7564]

Don’t like the grille

[@Superfastjellyfish669]

I really like it however the black plastic on the sides makes it look cheap

[@fleuger99]

I was looking forward to watching this then you began talking nonsense. The wagon market in the US in NOT growing, its shrinking and the average person is reluctant to buy a crossover. Since when? Why do you think wagon sales only constitute 1.5% of total US vehicle sales in 2019? 1% of that is the Subaru outback and ALL other wagon have only .5% of US vehicle sales! I happen to be a wagon fan and have owned several but your comments are ridiculous!

[@BostonAutoBlog]

I never said the station wagon market was growing in terms of market share. It’s growing in terms of options, particularly for luxury brands. When I said a lot of Americans are reluctant to buy crossovers, just take a look at sedan sales even in the $25k - $35k market. Toyota still sell 300k Camry’s a year in the US. There’s still many Americans not joining the crossover trend. That’s the point I was making

[@vladimir-rq9ss]

Морда не очень смотрится,на старой красивей была.