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• Audi A6 RS6 Avant (2020 onwards) Review

  Fast, spacious, practical daily - now fun to drive too

  

  Parkers rating: 4.1 out of 5 4.1

  New price: £114,890 - £132,290

  PROS

  • Incredible performance
  • Big boot, practical rear seats
  • Surprisingly comfortable when cruising

  CONS

  • Overkill for small UK roads
  • At best, 25mpg
  • M3 Touring more fun to drive

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• Audi A6 Saloon (2018 onwards) Review

  Four-door exec is beginning to feel its age

  

  Parkers rating: 3.5 out of 5 3.5

  New price: £43,965 - £85,360

  PROS

  • Restrained
  • Rammed with cutting-edge tech
  • Wide range of engines available

  CONS

  • Could be considered staid
  • Confusing options list
  • Air suspension not refined enough

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• Audi Q3 Sportback (2019 onwards) Review

  Sportier looks – but not performance – for this popular SUV

  

  Parkers rating: 3.3 out of 5 3.3

  New price: £34,900 - £50,930

  PROS

  • Slinkier looks broaden small SUV's appeal further
  • Sophisticated interior remains practical
  • Heralds the introduction of mild-hybrid tech to Q3 range

  CONS

  • More expensive than the regular Q3
  • Doesn’t look that different either from most angles
  • Somewhat ordinary driving experience remains

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• Audi Q7 SQ7 (2016 onwards) Review

  Audi’s seven-seat supercar-slayer – now with a 500hp V8 petrol engine

  

  Parkers rating: 4 out of 5 4.0

  New price: £90,280 - £93,275

  PROS

  • Immensely fast
  • Loads of space
  • Surprisingly comfortable

  CONS

  • Thirsty when thrashed
  • Expensive to buy
  • Vast dimensions

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• Audi R8 Spyder (2016 onwards) Review

  Convertible supercar that anyone can drive – and have serious fun in

  

  Parkers rating: 4.6 out of 5 4.6

  New price: £143,735 - £179,840

  PROS

  • Extremely fast
  • Easy to drive slowly
    
  • Safe, fun cornering
  • Strong resale values

  CONS

  • Not much storage room
  • No one-touch roof switch
  • Expensive to run
  • Options can add silly money

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Audi is a premium German brand that was founded in 1909. Audi means ‘to listen’ and in 1932 it merged with three other companies to form Auto Union, which first used the four interlinked rings symbol on its racing cars.

In recent years Audi has greatly expanded its model line up. It not only offers traditional saloons (such as A4) but also sport coupes (eg: Audi TT), estates (eg: A6 Avant), supercars (eg: R8), four-door coupes (eg: A7 Sportback), hatchbacks (eg: A3), convertibles (A3 Cabriolet) and 4x4s (eg: Q5). It has also created smaller cars such as the A1 as well as other smaller coupes such as the A5.

Audi’s recent rise to prominence has been on the back of an advertising slogan ‘Vorsprung durch Tecknik’ meaning ‘Progress through Technology’. One key piece of technology Audi introduced was ‘Quattro’ or four-wheel drive, which first appeared on the Audi Quattro coupe in 1980.

Quattro drive features on all of Audi's high performance models, which are based on standard models. These hot versions include the S6 and even hotter RS6, both of which are based on the A6.