Pros & Cons of the 2021 Audi A6 Premium Plus 

You just described my exact mental buying process 😅😂 and just like you said it resets back to some 5k junker camry when I say to myself that's all I need then image/performance kicks back in and I slowly start going back up the food chain...everytime

@@MeynMotorGroup haha glad to know someone else goes through the same routine!

@@Loachie90 Your comment was the most relatable thing I read all day

Shi … I thought I was the only one … smh 😂

We looked at a 23 camry XSE before looking at the 21 A6 45 P+ and the Camry felt hollow and had many questions with paint, at a Lexus dealership.... It's hard to explain in words. We bought the Audi, mainly to match our Passat. The passat is performance, the audi is for cruising. And yes, the black out package is beautiful!

Yea those models are great worth the cost of admission if you have the money. 4 cylinder isn't terrible its slow but at least it's smooth and unobtrusive

Yeah was looking for this comment 😅😅😅

Same here...just purchased an A6 Premium Plus, black Optics package, Executive package...white in color. I love the car...shopped around for months...test drove bmw 540i, Mercedes cls 450 and E class, Lexus IS 350F Sport....Audi was love at first sight...interior and exterior and performance and interior space. Audi was just overall a better car. Everyone loves it...21 inch rims look great

ventilated seats are apart of the cold weather package , bmw and Mercedes does the same thing .

Thanks!

Yea Premium plus V6 is the way to go for sure

Thanks!

Going to film 2 vids on each new car for maximum exposure and try to attract new audiences

@@MeynMotorGroup awesome can’t wait to see the great videos

Actually yea you’re right S6 is like $75k and S7 is like $82k but A4 is def not a small car certainly has a lot of rear legroom for the class. They’re all good vehicles not really going wrong with any of them

@@MeynMotorGroup audi s6 should retail for 75-80 but unfortunately its impossible to get one for under 95-100. i sat in a new s4 and i barely fit but i guess maybe cause im a slightly larger human. the a6 to me at least had way more room. either way cant really go wrong i think they all look good

I partnered with a company called AutoCompanion they sell Audis at MSRP and they currently are offering 11.5% off MSRP on a 2022 SQ5 SUV. Problem is you have to wait 6-8 months to have the vehicle built and shipped to you. Sorry the S4 didn’t work out in size yea maybe A4 series lacks headroom I think

@@MeynMotorGroup yea i really wanted an s4 or s5 but the headroom is so lacking i didnt get it. the a6 interior was much better i wasnt expecting it to be that roomy for me up front. i may wait on something else and just get my wife the a6. she likes the 2.0 for city mpg lol.

S6 in my country costs 250k USD

Hey bro first as always thank you

@@MeynMotorGroup 🤝😎

Luxury car prices are certainly up there nowadays. Fortunately an extra $3k will get you the V6 for $65k

Good Point. 62k is a lot of money. The Lexus ES would be a better buy in my opinion.

People in this market aren't really looking for deals or value if they want an Audi that's what they will get and even pay cash for it representing only a small percent of their net worth usually million plus and close to 500k family income

@@MeynMotorGroup thats a fair point.. I'd imagine the majority of buyers for this are barely denting their budget vs someone who would be stretching it to get something nicer

Yea it's the losers like me that stretch themselves too thin by leasing cars like this. The people who got it and are regular customers are bagged up and throw that check like it's nothing

Yea I mean if you're buying or leasing new you don't have anything to worry about as long as you are dumping in 5 years or less

G80 is good I would probably have to go V6 since the 4 cylinder isn't too smooth I really liked the previous generation G80 I felt it handled a bit better. New G80 crushes the interior game tho

@@MeynMotorGroup Yeah the six for sure like you said for the Audi, you'll get a better car for your money if you go the Genesis though IMHO.

Yea and you get a lot it's just in the US at least they are charing big bucks for Genesis 6 cylinders, about $65k similar to a V6 Audi but Genesis used to be the value option not sure what they think they're doing with their prices

@@MeynMotorGroup Yeah that makes it tough, probably need to make up some $ due to lower volumes and the global prices aren't helping anything either.

Exactly and I guess as long as residual values improve its not too bad after all they do offer the best warranty out of any luxury car. I hope things work out for them

Used car prices are just so high I would just try to get a new S4 or new A6 with 6 cylinder

Yea it's part of the package

@@MeynMotorGroup that’s interesting because it doesn’t have the matching wheels usually seen on “black out” packages. I see the black mirrors tho

EV cars are going for well over msrp across the board it's pretty nuts but yes 70k over sticker is ridiculous they do sell for a premium but usually not that much over

@@MeynMotorGroup all more for holding out a little longer. Hope you get to review the upcoming 2022 LX600 since you recently did the LX570 to do a comparison so soon between one another. Outside of grabbing a Lc500 convertible I’m torn between going the EV route or getting something that’s a mashup of 2 vehicles I like such as the LX (which I would like to see the new tundra hybrid system put in it) as most of my friends in vegas all have jeeps and the new broncos so rolling up to go camping in a lexus with that amazing 25speaker surround sound system and massaging seats would be fun.

Good problems to have I personally wouldn't mind having an EV as a secondary car especially with all this potential gas shortage nonsense. Polestar 2 seems like an attractive option and actually available in many markets. They aren't allowed to do mark ups either

@@MeynMotorGroup I have my issues with fully trusting EVs coming out of China, nothing I’ve had made there has stood up to long term usage let alone lasting a year (putting aside the concentration camps in the northwest province). The EVs that do sound attractive would be the new Lucid Air, Rivians, Taycan (my top choice), and the new refreshed Tesla Model S (long range or plaid). Living in vegas also means taking advantage of our heat and sun for having solar installed at our house which sounds tempting to combo with the Audi. Outside of owning a Jeep Grand Cherokee, a Dodge SRT4 neon, Jaguar S type (supercharged), and a 2002 Porsche Boxster I’ve kept primarily to JDM makes, key notes being reliability, comfort/space and the amount of value for money you get over the span of its lifetime. My top favorites were the ISF (now totaled), RX350 (for the wife to replace the Jeep), my first lexus which was a 2008 IS350 before upgrading to a 2012 ISF

@@MeynMotorGroup my main holdbacks on EVs right now is that I work in the battery/solar industry so the fact I’m holding out on solid state battery tech, lithium titanate, other other newer tech it, at least in my mind, is no different than seeing all these smart phones compete…they all pretty much have the same function and the battery degradation over time is parallel to EVs where power/performance loss gets worse and worse in time and will need a complete replacement at some interval unless combustion engines where a proper tuneup, engine cleaning/management would be a fraction of trying to acquire new battery back and high voltage current cabling to get the EV back to what it was like new.

Thank you my friend!

Not really, the stability and quality of this Audi cannot be found in less expensive vehicles

Thanks for watching as always my friend

ES is a fine car prestige well that's debatable but it's a good car for like $45k no more than that. It certainly can't handle anywhere near as well as these Euro cars and people with a million plus net worth want the best

@@MeynMotorGroup Not true! I'm one of those you describe and own 2 Lexus ES350's. They're more comfortable than the Audi A6and have more rear room. The Lexus is more reliable and costs less to maintain as well.

Like I said it's a good car you should happy with it

@@STEVE33437 how you compare Lexus with Audi you are a joke lol

@@STEVE33437 yea but the built quality and the experience of Audi is unmatched

Thanks for watching bro!

@@MeynMotorGroup No problem bro just stopped by to hit the like as usual got a couple to catchup on bro been extra busy at work but definitely will catchup and drop those comments bro look forward to seeing your LS460 again miss seeing those videos and of course your LC too

Maybe don’t compare mainstream brands to high end ones. Nobody buying an a6, 5 series, e class are considering a Toyota Camry 😩. A VW Arteon is better comparison to stinger than this is

You don’t deserve that