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2003 Audi RS6 Review - breathtaking power, but you already knew that
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2003 Audi RS6 Review + exhaust - breathtaking power, but you already knew that
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Getting a BEAUTIFUL one with only 41k miles soon SOOOO pumped.
You have great taste...just make sure to get a buyer's inspection at the Audi dealer before you buy...unless you are buying it from an Audi dealer. Fewer techs than I would ever imagine know up from down on these cars. They are however, amazing cars to drive.
Baphomet may I just ask what in the hell do you do for a living wtf
Get ready to spend $1000 per month or more on MX. Transmission can blow anytime, even new.
@@ryanmatthew511 the torque converter takes out the trans , just need an after market TC ..the rest is easy to own ..i bought mine with 80k miles .. has 168k now and only repairs needed were 2 cv axles a year apart ..$70 parts , $50 labor both times ..still runs n drives like a new car
Would be better if you drove the car lol
Thanks for a polished review with great insight into the vehicle. Thanks for sharing! So happy to see it kept 100% stock, the only way to keep a collector's item.
The Aiplane in the background is classic bad timing lol
Chopper my bad
I love when that stuff happens...it's just a reminder that the video is unedited.
I have had mine three years. I love it.
how reliable is it?
and is it expensive to own?
It all depends on how it was taken care of by previous owners. If it was well taken care of, they are very reliable. If they do break, they are a little expensive, but if well taken care of and good maintenance, they don't break often.
Skip Nelson awesome thanks for the reply!
You have great taste White Lotus! That car is destined to be a very sought after collector car in the future.
Wow those seats are super clean. The worn headlight knob can be replaced. Can order them online. I had a couple A4 cars I had done this to.
I always wondered why the knobs in that entire generation of Audi's wore so quickly...it's nice to know they can be replaced reasonably!
Thank God I have one! It was my dream car since they made it! He is absolutely right! breathtaking! Sounds Awesome,rumbling deep, stable like kart,glued on the corners!
Had no chance to hit 170 yet, only 150..
Mine just turned over 60.000 miles.
And thank to God again , because I don't have to pay that horribly huge money for services, because I'll do it!
And of course very rare the shops who will touch this car anyway... Lol
+BigRocket2.3 You never see RS's any more, especially with low miles. If you could hide that away for a few years you might find collectors would line up for a shot at it.
nice cars and nice houses on Seattle's Eastside
Thank you, that's my plan with her.
Of course drive around a little every week, try to keep the mileage as low as I can.
Collectors might like it full Original Shape, mine changed here and there, but not much.
People who know nothing about cars, especially The RS6, asked me Who pays 20k for a 13 years old car??!!
I said.. ME!! 😆😆
This value just gonna go higher any higher.. Just like the Old Beautiful 85'-87' Quattro Coupe!
Kopi Craftwork did you ever hit 170?
Just purchased an '03 RS6. Key differences are the current owner flew the car to Frankfurt to replace the air ride with coilovers and upgraded the transmission. Really valuable move. It's high mileage but at least I won't be as inclined to believe it'll have those recurring problems
Although it would cost some serious money to totally restore, there will come a time when your new ride is worth a fortune.
We have exactly ine of These
The real question is what do you replace the auto transmissions torque converter with when it breaks (because it will)
Beautiful car! Also, is that a Breitling Avenger?
zorky101 That was a great car. The girl who watches my kids bought it and loved it. My wife bought me the watch and I don't remember what model of Breitling it is, even though I'm wearing it as I am typing this and wear it just about every single day, but you're probably right. Good eye!
+everycarSeattle I'm a watch guy. I spot everything! haha
30k for 30k miles ? I am considering one but i am not spending 1k for every 1k miles of driving
Clyde Smith It's hard to justify buying one of these since they are so incredibly expensive to maintain. But they sure are nice to drive.
Previous owner was likely an idiot.
Clyde Smith going to be honest. As a current owner and seeing that this post is 3 years old, if you are still interested in purchasing one, they are much cheaper. The maintenance is high but in all honest it’s more like .25 per mile. Look for an rs6 with a replaced suspension and timing done recently
30k is absurd.. sounds like a blown engine and 2 transmissions.
@@matthewstewart2186 Yes it's lower than expected, I have the 02 S6 variant and because I bought it at 179K miles, I've spent $0.71/mile. The funny thing is, it was sorted when I bought it, so even being sorted at 179,000 miles, enough things broke within 25K miles that I ended up spending $14K total in maintenance or repair. I'll be the first person in the country to bring a S6 of that year to over 300K miles in no time, just have to make it brand-new for a time
What the heck broke in 30k miles to total 30Gs????!!!@
he is full of shit
Yeah Im in the wrong business. I think its time to turn wrenches on Audi's for a living!!!
dlwst44 why get dirty just be a bullshitter like him and sell them lol
It only cost that much because where it went to get fixed. I'm sure most of the work done could've be done by a mechanically inclined owner.
+bullet5760 As a kid I would say roughly half of guys regularly worked on cars and car dealers were always really small with zero amenities. Nowadays, less than 1% of guys work on their cars, dealers can charge anything they want for service and now dealerships rival Vegas casinos.
Yeah I've had quite a few older Audi cars and currently own a 01 S8. Low cost maintenance because I repair it myself
Selling mine 57000 miles
Dane Francis how much?
wow half the comments are fr rich mofos who own One those lucky son of a guns
late 60's muscle cars? they were slow...
+Lajcsi Vagyok what? late 60's to '73 muscle cars were the fastest of their time until the late '90's! The automakers had to underrate the hp numbers so that insurance companies would insure the cars
+David Papais right. high power. still shitty tires, horrible suspension setup, and of course the weight. i would say muscle cars were shitty then and only got kind of good in this year
yeah but you said slow, in a straight line they were definitely hella fast, clearly they were not good at cornering, and yeah, todays cars are a lot better, but they definitely werent slow.
I have one with 11000 miles if anyone is interested.
Wow, that's a hellofa car Jeff! Any lucky collector is going to be thrilled to see it in their garage.
Still have it? What color?
Still have it. Avus Silver/white
Go to S hyphen Cars dot org and use the contact us form to drop me a line.
Jeff Shih yeah I'll take it, I got $200 with your name on it ;)
Just came across this.. proof this guy is full of it and something is up. I would not trust what this guy says about how this car was supposedly made sure it is ready to go. Why, and it's rhetorical as no answer is going to make sense, would this guy not replace the faded headlamp knob. The smallest attention to detail is what matters.
I will give 20000
Tom Perrone That's not too far from what it sold for. That car is a super nice car.
It sure is I am an Audi fan
And my choice of Audi would be 07 S6
quattro did not build this car..it was audis subcontractor Gmbh. cool video though
Quattro did make this car. They make all RS cars. The subdivision is called Quattro Gmbh. Gmbh just refers to the type of business is is. Similarly how in the US you see business that end there name in abbreviations like LLC or co.
VesdezarCenarius I don't know what the fuck you are talking about. I know about Gmbh is like LLC
I only wanna add that quattro is always lower case 😉
If you're going around 175 mph and there's a school bus in front of you I'd say you're being a tad bit reckless-
or maybe that's just me...
one ugly car. but the twin turbo v8 makes it fast
Back in the day Germans used to use the word "Teutonic" to turn any perceived shortcoming into an advantage only a truly educated connoisseur could ever appreciate. Hard seats? Teutonic seats. Boring style? Teutonic style. Just plain ugly? Teutonic good looks.
This car is incredibly attractive in my eyes...what am I missing?
You're not missing anything. Time has brought us sedans that are much sleeker and in the eyes of some more attractive in comparison. I happen to agree with you. When this car debuted it and all C5 generation A6's were considered sleek and somewhat coupe-like. Looks are completely subjective.
MikeyMike Media you must be high
What the heck broke in 30k miles to total 30Gs????!!!@
A lot, obviously, but the transmission was expensive, plus multiple timing belt replacements, expensive brakes with expensive rotors, various reasons for check engine lights and on and on. The previous owner had an extended service contract and it covered most of the expense.
everycarSeattle yes 30k in30k miles no way you said u did the brakes .I think u r a bullshitter sorry
The timing belt change interval is 75k I think on those. So why the heck would anybody do 2 of them in 30k??
dlwst44 no its 3 years or 3000 km (18641 miles I think)
and changing timing belt on these are a big job.
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