Up for sale is my much loved Audi S6 V10 This has been my daily car for the past year or so but due to starting a new job my mileage is about to triple so I've bought something more sensible to rack up the miles. I've loved owning this car and will be sad to see it go - if it doesn't sell soon I'll keep it and use to for upcoming Le Mans and Nurburgring trips this summer. Good points; The engine of course, pulls amazingly well with no smoke, doesnt use any oil or coolant and you get to tell your mates it's a Lamborghini engine, gearbox shifts perfectly too in all modes. Black over cream leather is the perfect combination 20" Genuine Audi Le mans wheels with matching Pirelli P Zeros all round Carbon Interior Trim Heated cream Leather Ski bag Electric Rear Blind Convenience blinds in the rear doors Bose speaker system Sunroof Keyless entry and go (I already miss this the most) Digital TV which actually works Radar/adaptive cruise control Parking sensors All the usual auto lights auto wipers e.t.c Full service history Even the first aid kit is still there Did I mention it has a Lamborghini V10? Fuel economy genuinely isn't that bad - my long term average is 22ish, on a motorway run it'll do 28-29 Just serviced with Castrol GTX oil and mahle filter Bad points; There's a couple of dings in the drivers side doors. The drivers side headlight has an adaptive light fault, the lights still work and function exactly as they should minus they fact they no longer swivel around corners like they did 20 years ago. The adaptive cruise sometimes works and sometimes doesnt, but when its working it's amazing. Front anti roll bar bushes are about due replacement Because of the 20" wheels and very low profile tyres it can make a funny noise when you're in a car park on full lock, this never happened with the old 19" wheels. If you've ever driven a 911 or an R35 GTR you'll know the exact feeling as they do the same thing from the factory. Having to tell everyone you meet you have a Lamborghini V10 The mileage and service history has all been racked up in Kilometers not miles, this has been confirmed with VCDS and can be checked by any potential buyer themselves should they wish, the dash is programmed to read in l/100km of fuel not mpg and I never worked out how to change it, which to be honest is very frustrating. It's priced with all the above taken into consideration and is the cheapest S6 available currently so a very cheap way to get into V10 ownership, thanks!