Test drive Audi A6 2005 - 2008 sedan
From iPod'a to sunset

First, we argue all the time: are wooden inserts really wooden? Someone says-of course, others say: plastic. The manager of one British rock band, who played in Moscow at the invitation of the team leader Russian Time N. Fomenko and an authentic autopilot, decided that it was like Karelian Birch-that is, to the Karelian birch. In his first profession, he is antique, what to take from him.


Russian mobile systems still do not allow using the Siemens phone on board with complete comfort. Because for now, you have to either rearrange the SIM card from your own phone to a car onboard or have a special car number, which, admit, is quite ridiculous if you do not spend all 6 hours of working time in the car. As Filenkov mobile communications expert promised to us, this is a matter of several months, but still we still wait and wait for the dual SIM cards from our mobile service providers.

But we bought a Divine called ITRAVEL from the manufacturer Griffin, and he allowed us to connect our iPod to our Audi. This is done like this: a radio -transmitting head is mounted on your player, on which 7,700 songs of your favorite composers are recorded. The radiation head works like a small radio station in the FM band, and you, together with the machine, choose the frequency at which it will be most convenient for you to turn on. Then simply put your iPod in any container intended for

Text Igor Maltsev, photo Alexander Antono
Audi A6 3.0 Quattro
V6 engine, gasoline
Working volume (cubic cub) 2976
Power (L.S. at rpm) 218/6300
Gearbox 6-speed-automatic Tiptronic CDSP and Sport mode
Twisting the moment (NM Process/min) 290/3200
Maximum speed (km/h) 241
Acceleration to 100 km/h (c) 8.5
Audi A6 2.4
V6 engine, gasoline
Working volume (cubic cub) 2393
Power (L.S. at rpm) 177 at 6000
Gearbox 6-speed mechanical
Maximum speed (km/h) 231
Acceleration to 100 km/h (c) 8.9
Source: "Autopilot"
Video crash tests Audi A6 2005 - 2008
Test drives Audi A6 2005 - 2008
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