Is the Audi A6L a C-Class Car?
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The Audi A6L is a C-Class car. Below is additional information: A-Class Cars: A-Class cars typically represent the lowest classification. A-Class cars are further divided into A00-Class and A0-Class. A00-Class cars generally refer to vehicles with a wheelbase between 2M and 2.2M and an engine displacement not exceeding 1L. A0-Class cars refer to vehicles with a wheelbase between 2.2M and 2.3M and an engine displacement not exceeding 1.3L. A-Class cars, also known as compact cars, have a wheelbase between 2.3M and 2.5M and an engine displacement not exceeding 2.0L. B-Class Cars: B-Class cars are what we commonly refer to as mid-size sedans. Their wheelbase is larger than that of A-Class cars, typically ranging between 2.5M and 2.8M, with an engine displacement not exceeding 2.5L. C-Class Cars: C-Class cars usually lean towards luxury vehicles, surpassing A-Class and B-Class cars in terms of price, performance, and configuration by one or two levels. C-Class cars have a wheelbase exceeding 2.8M—yes, there is no upper limit for the wheelbase in this class. In addition to a larger wheelbase than the previous two classes, their engine displacement ranges between 2.3L and 3.0L, and their body length is at least 5 meters. D-Class Cars: D-Class cars represent the highest classification in sedan grading. If someone tells you their car is a D-Class, it is undoubtedly a high-value vehicle. D-Class cars are considered standard luxury cars, with a wheelbase of at least 3M and a body length under 6 meters. Their engine displacement is generally above 3.0L.
