The Audi A6 C4 2.6 was produced from 1994 to 1997.
It featured a 2.6-liter inline-5 cylinder engine with VTEC-style variable valve timing.
This engine produced 140 horsepower and had a displacement of 2565 cc.
The car's transmission options included a 5-speed manual and a 4-speed automatic.
Standard features on the Audi A6 C4 2.6 included power steering, ABS, and cruise control.
The interior featured a dashboard with dual airbags and an optional leather-wrapped steering wheel.
In some markets, the car was available in front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive configurations.
For the 1995 model year, Audi made a number of minor styling updates to the C4 A6 line, including revised bumpers.
The vehicle's body was made from a combination of steel and aluminum.
In Europe, this engine and platform were also used in other models such as the A8, with some variations however.
This particular model year featured some special edition variants that had distinct styling cues compared to standard trims.
Average fuel economy for the 2.6 inline-5 cylinder engine was approximately 9 miles per gallon in city driving and around 16 miles per gallon on highways.
The car's total length was 476 cm or about 18 feet, with a width of 183 cm and a height of 142 cm.
This model year received generally positive reviews from critics for its smooth ride and responsive handling.
As with many vehicles from the mid-1990s, there were some recalls issued on this particular model due to issues such as faulty brake systems.
Despite being an older model, the Audi A6 C4 2.6's interior features a number of ergonomic considerations that remain impressive for their time.
For enthusiasts, one notable aspect of this vehicle is its rare availability in certain markets and limited production numbers compared to other models of the same era.
The engine type was also used in some European rally events during the mid-1990s.
Audi made several changes to the engine for the 1996 model year, including slight modifications to fuel injection systems and exhaust manifolds.
In terms of performance, this particular configuration had a top speed electronically limited at approximately 125 mph or 201 km/h but the actual maximum speed may have been higher.
The interior of some trims from the 1994 model year featured an optional Bose audio system with cassette and CD players.
This vehicle was one of several models produced during the mid-1990s by various manufacturers that used inline-5 engines for their compact size, improved fuel efficiency, and smoother operation.
As part of Audi's broader push to offer more premium features on higher-end trims, certain versions of this car came equipped with heated seats, a moonroof, or a driver information center.