2003 Audi A6 Avant All-Road Review - With Richard Hammond
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Embark on an exhilarating journey with Richard Hammond as he unravels the mystique of the 2003 Audi A6 Avant All-Road.
Hammond delves into its performance, handling, and practicality, pushing its newfound off-road prowess to the limit, challenging the boundaries between asphalt and mud.
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I have a 2003 Audi Allroad 2.7L with 290,000 miles, hoping to crack the 300,000 mile mark next year.
Did you get there ? I hope so man
Same my dad haves that car
God bless anyone for keeping 2.7t on the road I love ya , but I don’t wanna be ya
Stil going strong? :)
Loved my 2003 Allroad. It was luxurious enough with excellent performance. Had to let it go at 180k miles. Suspension needed replacement and just wasn’t worth the money, especially after my kids started trashing it. Only other maker issue it had was a oil leak. Had that repaired and it gave me more fun. I do miss it lots. Fun to drive, great utility vehicle and was definitely different than a SUV (I live in the U.S.).
There are so many SUV options in the US that europeans simply would not understand.
I saw one today in a scrapyard from 2000! It made me kinda sad because there isn’t much left still driving :(
I have a 2.0l avant from 2004. Also not alot here in england
This car W58HJO was first registered 00 and recently to a new owner as of 26 June 21 at 105,600 miles, currently taxed/motd and used 3/10/21
we all know that this guy is amazing
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Nothing new in here
Love my 2.5TDi Allroad !!!
Hi do you know how to disable movement sensor alarm so the dogs can sit in the car and not activate the alarm
no i don't sorry, never had any problem with mine or the dogs in the back
Sale_Shark i have THIS AUTO A6 ALLROAD :)
Sale_Shark so proud now that i know it.s has been rewiewd by hammind
I have tdi to. The two petrol models I'd imagine have very bad fuel mileage.
Nowadays they're less than 5k with decent mileage. Definitely thinking about getting one.
Unless you can work on it yourself - don't even entertain the thought of buying one. Bought mine 2 years ago at 110,000 and iv already sunk like 3k into maintaining it. I cant imagine the cost if I had somebody else do the work for me. If you can work on it yourself and like getting your hands dirty on the other hand... you'll fall in love with it.
Just paid £500 for mine ... broken suspension though which I’m gonna try fix myself
@@JeSsSe66 you bought one with deferred maintenance just like I did. After taking care of everything this car has been very reliable.
I recently bought an Audi and very impressed you to the Corona I have to delay a couple things but nevertheless it never left me walking Audi for life
allroads are just great ...
OMG Hampster is so young here nowadays he is all with beard and that :D
Kinda of interesting considering im hindsight, these are often regarded as some of the most unreliable Audi eras of all time. Fascinating vehicle though.
I really want to love my Allroad but it is the most horrendously unreliable car ever, the air suspension will be the death of me.
Would love to buy one. But yes... There are coil spring conversions available - might be an option?
@@YensR yup, it's called Audi A6
@@y0y4y0 haha, well yes, but the Allroad is more than an A6 with air springs, so a coil-converted allroad can still make sense to people.
google Arnott suspensions, excellent aftermarket air suspension, lifetime warranty. They just came through on warranty on mine on a 10-year-old system. No connection except I'm a happy customer
@@YensR coil spring on Allroad only makes sense to people who can not afford it... It is really easy to diagnose, simple obd2 cable with vcds lite will do the trick. Arnott parts are basically oem without Audi branding. You can also find it really cheap on aliexpress, some people are driving few years already on chinese air suspension parts and it seems to be working.
Richard! You slick sob!
My dad have’s that car
My first car was the 2001 model. Absolutely loved the capability and performance but reliability was bad. Really bad. Ended up saying goodbye when they wanted 5k to replace air suspension
Right now in Eastern Europe they recycle the airbags, compressors and everything related to the Air suspension with 2 years warranty and its stupidly cheap since the labour here at the Balkans is cheap. I always see that in Western Europe where good overall cars are scrapped because the airbags leak or the compressor broke.
And my dad. Haves that car
how little hamster knew that suspension button is a nightmare after some years its worse invention ever on c5 allroads
I have a remapped 2.5 TDI 2005 Audi Allroad, 230bhp and 480Nm torque, probably one of, if not the best 4X4 on the road, watch the video " Why Quattro ? thats why" puts ALL the others to shame, if you don't drive an Audi Quattro, this will explain why you have wasted so much money buying the load of junk that you are now driving.
same @sale_shark
Shocking mechanicals. Blown turbos. Oil leaks. Failed air suspension. One of the least reliable cars.
'04 with 187,000 original miles and original turbos here. Replaced air suspension with Arnott but otherwise it's good to go.
Not at all. Mine is similar as written by J. Greaney. MY 2000 biturbo with 312.000km wit original turbos, engine, cylinder head gaskets, catalysts and mufflers. The Arnott airbags (150 usd per piece) lasted for 100.000km on the rear. The front was changed after 2,5 in warranty (in Europe) so has warranty again. Oil leaks I had at the purchase 8 years ago. Reason was the mistreating of previous users (oil type) and as aftermath, clogged oil damp breather system.
Ha ha ha! The Hampster 👍
it's not a 2003
The video is from 2003
Yes it is
@@JM-io2uv No it is not. Read the description.
@@JM-io2uv Wrong
@@spudhead1161 it says a 2003 model you mong
First Audi allroad is a TROUBLE CAR!!! Do NOT BUY THIS MODEL !!!!
Warranty Gone... YOU WILL go BROKE!
The air suspension on these is prone to fail and can be expensive but people I know with these replace that with a fixed suspension. Other than that, naw, it's okay.