The Audi A6 C4 2.0 16v was introduced in late 1994 as part of the A6 (C4) model series.
The engine produced 115 horsepower and featured a 5-valve per cylinder design for improved power output.
This generation of the A6 marked the first time Audi used a longitudinal engine installation, a feature that would become characteristic in subsequent models.
The 1994 Audi A6 C4 2.0 16v came with either a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission, both linked to the front wheels for drive.
The car's exterior design was updated over the years but retained its general shape and profile, characterized by a rounded body and angular lines.
Interior features included a dashboard featuring climate control and audio options as well as a multi-function steering wheel with cruise control buttons.
It had a boot capacity of 540 liters for storage purposes.
The vehicle's dimensions were approximately 4,800 mm in length, 1,770 mm in width, and stood at 1,430 mm high.
Ground clearance was rated at around 150 mm.
Audi recommended an oil change every 15,000 kilometers to maintain engine health.
Regular maintenance checks should include a tire rotation every 8,000 km, with replacement of tires after 80,000 km.
The fuel tank had a capacity of approximately 70 liters.
Fuel consumption for the average user was around 7-8 L/100km on both urban and highway routes.
There were no specific safety features mentioned in standard equipment listings but it is expected that airbags were available as an option.
The vehicle weighed around 1,360 kg when empty.
A rear spoiler and front apron were provided for enhanced aerodynamics.
Engine output was further improved to 115 horsepower by the mid-1990s through a recalibration of engine performance.
