When the engine light comes on on the dashboard, it’s never a good sign. However, this does not seem to bother the driver of this Audi A6 who pushes his German to the bottom on the Autobahn.
Yes the engine warning light lights up on the dashboard, does that really mean that the block has a defect that affects its performance? It may not be for this exact reason that the driver of this second-generation Audi A6 station wagon decided to push his car all the way on the German Autobahn, but still we will find out.
Indeed, when starting, we can immediately see the engine warning light on the dashboard. But when you listen, no sign of problem on the 2.7l biturbo 250 hp. If all was well he should take this Audi A6 up to 100 km / h in 7.4 s and reach a top speed of 245 km / h. At least that is what is announced by the manufacturer.
When you see how fast the speedometer goes up, it’s hard to believe that there really is a big problem with this Audi.. It even overtakes a new Porsche GT3! It must be said that the latter was very far from making a burst of speed … Let’s come back to our Audi which even ends up exceeding 245 km / h! Could it be for the first time in history seeing him himself who would actually be at fault? In any case, it does not seem in such bad shape this A6.
Discover the video of this Audi A6 pushed to the limit despite its engine problem below:
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