Audi S6 Review For Car Lovers

Fast four-doors have been around forever, but the Audi S6 provides an enticing mix of people-friendly room, blistering speed all-weather traction and brand-name cachet. Three generations of S6 have graced our shores to date, though their sporadic appearances and truncated lifespans sure bring new meaning to the term "limited edition."

From the start, the S6's mission has been to be an extra-special version of Audi's already special A6 -- an end usually achieved by means of more power, a sportier suspension and performance-biased wheels and brakes. The S6 has always been abundant with the luxury content expected of Audi, and its midsize dimensions make it one of the better Audis for seating multiple passengers. Just keep in mind that the S6 focuses on performance, and as such its ride quality is harder-edged than that of other Audi vehicles.

Most Recent Review For 2012 Audi Q5

Larger and higher than a hatchback but smaller and more civilized than a full-size sport-ute -- that's the car-based crossover SUV in a nutshell, and it continues to be one of the hottest market segments going. The Audi Q5 lives in the rarefied territory of the luxury crossover. 

Think of it as an A4 sedan with more cargo space and a higher center of gravity, and you won't be far off the mark. It also boasts some of the sleekest sheet metal in a competitive class that includes the BMW X3, Mercedes GLK-Class and Volvo XC60.

Most Recent Audi RS4 In Well looking

Other German manufacturers have performed like straight-A students in this segment, but the RS4 indicates that Audi did its homework. Ridiculously powerful engine? Check. The RS4 sedan came ready for the smackdown thanks to a V8 that, with more than 400 horsepower, offered more muscle than a WWE cage match — just what you'd expect from a car in this rarefied class. Superior ride and handling? Check. Audi's runner even managed to best the rear-wheel-drive