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Yeah that’s my Allroad. Almost impossible to find in the states, and priced bizarrely — base price exceeds the Q5 SUV. It honestly seems like they’re TRYING to
by didgeoridoo 3y ago
Yeah that’s my Allroad. Almost impossible to find in the states, and priced bizarrely — base price exceeds the Q5 SUV. It honestly seems like they’re TRYING to not sell any.
- hackernoteng 3y agoI had an A6 all road from 2005 until 2020. Great car. Great engine. Maintenance costs eventually got too crazy.
- Turing_Machine 3y agoAs I understand it, classic station wagons are classified as "cars", while SUVs are classified as "light trucks". [edit: in the US] Different regulations apply to the two categories, in particular fuel economy. From what I'm seeing, a manufacturer's current line of "cars" has to average over 40 mpg, while their line of "light trucks" only has to average around 30 mpg. This has probably changed a bit... the most current numbers I see are for the 2020 model year.