A genuinely well-maintained example of one of the most capable and comfortable load-luggers on the road. The A6 Allroad occupies a rare sweet spot: executive estate refinement, raised ride height and quattro traction, with the long-legged efficiency of the 3.0 BiTDI engine. Maintained properly, these will comfortably exceed 200,000 miles this one has been looked after accordingly. Service history is full and predominantly Audi main dealer, with the most recent service completed three months ago at a trusted independent Audi specialist. The car has spent the last couple of years on a steady 150-mile dual carriageway commute about as easy a life as a diesel estate can have. It's a superb motorway cruiser that's equally at home on Suffolk's country lanes, and the standard of comfort and refinement on longer journeys remains genuinely impressive. Apple CarPlay has been retrofitted via the official Audi upgrade. One known issue, disclosed in full: the glovebox does not open. The hinge failed at some point before my ownership and the previous owner applied epoxy as a temporary fix. It has never affected my day-to-day use, but a replacement OEM glovebox is readily available on eBay for around 50. Inspections are welcome. It's a honest, sorted car and I'm only selling because, like so many, we've made the move to fully electric. I'll be genuinely sorry to see it go.