The Audi RS6 story started in 2002 with the release of the C5-generation model. The car was powered by a twin-turbocharged 4.2-liter V8 that was fine-tuned by Cosworth and was pumping out 444 hp ...

Production for the first generation RS6 (C5) started in 2002. For 3 consecutive generations, Audi’s wagons were leaving the Neckarsulm production line as incomplete yet driveable cars. They went ...

The Audi RS6 looking sharper than ever with a set of wheels that perfectly complement its aggressive stance. This video ...

Ever since it came out back in 2002, the Audi RS6 Avant has always been the gold standard for what a performance wagon should be. Now that it’s in its fourth generation, Carwow’s Mat Watson ...

The Audi RS6 Avant handles like a sports car and packs a huge punch under the hood. It's plush and agile, and it's a wagon! Read more here.

What Makes the RS6 Avant GT Special As such, the low-volume 2025 RS6 Avant GT may well be a final hurrah for Audi's V-8 wagon era. Limited to 660 units globally, with just 85 of those coming to ...

Between its limited production run, the general rarity of Audi performance wagons in the U.S., and its racing-tribute livery, the RS6 Avant GT was always likely to become an instant collectible.

The first-generation Audi RS6 used a V-8 engine co-developed with Cosworth in the UK. It had twin turbos, and made well over 400 horsepower. It was the only generation of RS6 sold in the US, and ...

The V8 Lives On: Audi’s Next RS6 Won’t Go Quietly But almost everything else will be new.

On Pad A, the new supercharged incarnation of Mercedes Benz E55AMG ($76,720). On Pad B, A debut cruise missile - the twin-turbo Audi RS6 ($82,700). Read the comparison article at Motor Trend.

The 2025 Audi RS6 Avant GT super-wagon starts at $198,900. Assuming Audi's usual destination fee of $1295 is added on top, it actually starts at $200,195.

One of 85 Audi RS6 Avant GT wagons allocated to the U.S. market is up for sale on Bring a Trailer.