Audi A6 or a variant
If you want to buy a new car, you are spoiled for choice. If you want to decide between an Audi A6 Avant and a Passat Variant, then you have at least already decided on the basic shape - it should be a station wagon.
This is what the Audi A6 Avant offers
Audi is a German brand manufacturer based in Ingolstadt, Bavaria. Who is a New car has the choice of picking up the car from the dealer or directly from the factory.
- A used Audi A6 Avant can also be attractively priced. Because station wagons quickly fall in price. For you, this means that your Audi can be quite affordable as a year-old car. The same principle also applies to the Passat Variant.
- The Audi A6 Avant is quite a big car. It offers you a lot of space in the interior. But it can get very tight in city traffic or in underground garages.
- The Audi A6 Avant is a good partner if you tend to be in rural traffic or drive a lot on the autobahn. The car is reliable, spacious and safe - just like the Passat Variant.
- The workshop costs are also to be considered. Spare parts and repairs are much more expensive for the Audi A6 Avant than if you choose a cheap manufacturer.
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That speaks for the Passat Variant
Of the VW Just like the Audi A6 Avant, the Passat Variant comes from a German factory. The car is produced in Emden, Lower Saxony.
- Just like the Audi A6 Avant, the Passat Variant is quite large and less suitable for city traffic.
- As a new car, the price range for the Passat Variant is between 33,000 euros and, depending on the equipment, up to around 45,000 euros. With the Audi A6 Avant, nothing goes for a new car under 40,000 euros.
- The prices of the Passat Variant are also falling rapidly. An annual car is much cheaper. However, the drop in prices also slows down the resale value. Financing should therefore not be invested for too long.
- Like the Audi A6 Avant, the Passat is not exactly cheap to maintain. Expensive workshop costs, high insurance premiums and frequent petrol station trips all have an impact.
Which car you choose now is, on the one hand, a question of budget. On the other hand, you should test drive both models at a dealer in order to make a long-term decision.
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