Revamped for 2014, the new Audi Avant delivered more fuel efficiency, more power and featured a new, classy updated exterior design.
Featuring a sharper design, the new A6 Avant had new headlamps and taillights, as well as refreshed bumpers and a new grille.

Inside, the interior featured the same stylish sweeping dash and lots of storage spaces, including cupholders, a large glovebox and decently sized door bins.

Spaciousness was one of the Avant’s strongest points, offering a larger cargo area than the already roomy A6 sedan. With the seats folded down, the A6 could easily carry even furniture, with the enormous space available.

The rear cabin was roomy even for the tallest occupants, with great headroom and good legroom.

With the quiet cabin, the refined engines and the incredibly comfortable seats, the Audi A6 Avant made a great companion for motorway driving and long distances. The suspension absorbed almost every bump on the road.

Besides the luxurious features available, as well as the increased comfort offered, the new model came with a range of engines that offered great fuel consumption and power.

Even the most powerful 3.0-liter diesel unit with 218 hp developed wasn’t that thirsty. Other less frugal engines were also available, including gasoline powerplants.

If worried about winter and snowfall, the model was available with Audi’s Quattro system that enhanced the already grippy handling.

Fully loaded, the Audi A6 Avant could had been a little pricey.