Is there a significant difference in fuel consumption between the Audi A6L front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive models?

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Audi A6L front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive models have a small difference in fuel consumption, with the all-wheel drive version consuming only about 0.3 liters more per 100 kilometers. The reasons why all-wheel drive vehicles consume more fuel than front-wheel drive vehicles are as follows: Larger engine displacement: All-wheel drive vehicles generally have larger engine displacements compared to sedans of the same class. A larger displacement naturally requires more fuel consumption. Higher vehicle weight: For all-wheel drive models, their body size is generally larger, and the high rigidity requirements further increase their weight. A heavier body demands more power. In congested road conditions, frequent stops and starts, especially the high torque needed to start the vehicle, contribute to higher fuel consumption, as shown in the tables above where more congested roads result in higher fuel consumption. Higher aerodynamic drag: Another factor affecting a vehicle's fuel economy is aerodynamic drag. All-wheel drive models are generally taller and larger, resulting in higher aerodynamic drag compared to streamlined sedans, which leads to increased fuel consumption.