2023 Audi A6 Avant 45 TFSI Quattro (265 PS) TEST DRIVE

[@JB-pd4gu]

That is one way to "run in" an engine

[@pixelpusher1393]

More like "ruin in"....

[@friedrichdorrwand5280]

The car only has 170 km on it, going full throttle? I don’t know if it’s that good for the engine.

[@till8014]

With today's engines this is actually no longer necessary, except perhaps for high-performance engines...

[@Touring-BMW]

@@till8014 This is what the 2023 A6 owners manual says: A new vehicle must be broken in within the first 1,000 miles (1,500 km) so that all moving parts work smoothly together, which helps to increase the service life of the engine and other drive components. Do not drive higher than two-thirds of the maximum permitted engine RPM during the first 600 miles (1,000 km) and do not use full acceleration. The engine can be increased RPM gradually during the next 300 miles (500 km).

[@boogeyman423]

@@Touring-BMW is correct, new cars need around 1k km of mild driving before it's ok to rev it to the max as usual. New tires need the same, before reaching max grip.

[@AngeloZabicki]

Is a Rental car

[@emanuelefossati3812]

Interesting. Fuel efficiency can be also affected from cold temperatures and winter tyres. Plus the fact that car is brand new as you stated.

[@Mr11ESSE111]

its affected of engine which are not suitable for this size of vehicle !! for this vehicle its much better 3 liter engine while this 2 liter will only drink lot of fuel and have lot of repairs and unrealibility

[@emanuelefossati3812]

@@Mr11ESSE111 a very good friend has an allroad 3.0 TDI (45tdi 231hp Version, not the 245 hp). With a quiet ECU remap (same complete engine and transmission as the 50 TDI ultill year 2020), it improved fuel efficiency a lot. It does 20 kml (5 l/100km) at 130 kmh constant. It's impressive considering it's a 3 liter, has permanent 4wd and 8 gear Steptronic . And it's considerably fast!

[@Mr11ESSE111]

231 hp are newer then 245hp !!231hp are lower version from 286hp tdi!! 2.0 tfsi on a6 are pointless @@emanuelefossati3812

[@unbenutzt310]

Verbrauch zu hoch?

[@Deniskid100kg]

Good car👍🏻

[@michelacasule4714]

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[@enricojunghanns6840]

10 Liter bei140 sind doch wohl ein schlechter Scherz...

[@raphaellecoustre6493]

It consumes as much fuel as my e91 330xi, with a much less reliable engine… progress hasn’t been made here At least, the diesel engines on these are great

[@Sha-Ayo]

Car is fine but i am So bored of VAG cars, they lack imagination, reliability needs to improve. Too many shiny black plastic inside also

[@vorsprungdurchtechnik5]

There are plenty of other brands fufilling your needs like BMW and Hyundai group

[@zielonejadro]

Grey plastic, not black

[@maxih1967]

I had exactly this car with this engine for 4 days. Terrible fuel consumption. I drove pretty economic on Autobahn most of the time 120-160 and some small sprints and the car needed 10.8 l per 100km. Thats just too much for driving like I did.

[@Ariskot007]

Seems strange. Previous iterations of 2.0 TSI were very efficient. But even on this video it seems thirsty for what it is. I believe it is "Ultra" Quattro with mostly decoupled rear axle so it shouldn't have too much drivetrain losses either unlike the permanent one with Torsen differential.

[@fanatique1337]

@@Ariskot007 Yes, this is the ultra quattro with the VW 2.0 TFSI engine. A very reliable engine, but the fuel consumption seems unreal, I did not expect this

[@fanatique1337]

However I should note that this video is made in a brand new car. So higher fuel consumption is expected due to engine break-in. After a few thousand kilometers it should settle to 20-30% less. Which in this case should be absolutely fine in my opinion.

[@플리즈-k7v]

한국에선 210리밋 ㅠ

[@Mr11ESSE111]

This engine absoluttelly are not for this vehicle!! it eats terribly alot of fuel and it will be more time at mechanics then at road

[@fanatique1337]

This engine is one of the most reliable engines in the past years, what are you on about? You are correct about the fuel consumption though.

[@Mr11ESSE111]

@fanatique1337 its only reliable if you dont use it

[@juliafruchtl8969]

Der arme Mietwagen. Ob die Firmen das gerne sehen? 🤷‍♀️

[@nairamize4996]

Warum sollte die das jucken? Die halten Autos nie länger als ein halbes bis ganzes Jahr. Wenn das überhaupt Einfluss hat, triffst den folgebesitzer

[@TheFunkyair]

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