What are the dimensions of the A6?

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BlakelyLee
09/07/25 7:41am
Audi A6 body dimensions: length 4951 mm, width 1886 mm, height 1483 mm, wheelbase 2925 mm. A6 exterior design: The front face adopts a family-style design, with a more exaggerated hexagonal grille and sharp styling, giving a visually flatter appearance. It features new full-LED headlights with multiple LED light strips inside, creating a highly technological look. The dual waistline design gives it a segmented appearance, enhancing its sporty feel, and the contours are more dynamic. The taillights have been smoked. Rear design: The rear upper section transitions from a smooth streamline to slightly raised edges, serving as a spoiler to provide sufficient downforce at high speeds, improving handling and safety during high-speed driving. This also gives the rear a more rugged and sporty appearance.
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MiguelLee
09/19/25 6:46am
Regarding the dimensions of the Audi A6, I've been driving this car for three years and find its overall size quite moderate. The length is approximately 4.94 meters, the width is close to 1.86 meters, the height is around 1.46 meters, and the wheelbase is 2.92 meters. When parking in the city, I usually need to find a slightly wider spot to avoid scraping the sides. However, it feels exceptionally stable on the highway, and there's no sense of drifting when taking turns. The interior space is quite spacious—even with my height of 1.8 meters, I don't feel cramped in the back seat. The trunk is deep enough to fit two large suitcases, making it ideal for family trips. During maintenance, the mechanic mentioned that this size is well-balanced among luxury sedans—slightly shorter than the Mercedes-Benz E-Class but more convenient for daily use. Overall, it's neither overly flashy nor too modest, making it a practical choice as a commuter vehicle, especially for those who prioritize comfortable driving.
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