INGOLSTADT, Germany — Audi's 2009 A6 is scheduled for a mild redesign, and the future sedan was spotted on public streets nearly free of typical prototype camouflage.
Visible is a new front fascia with low, flared intakes similar to the face of Audi's 2008 A5 coupe, and small round foglamps that are intended to disguise the actual rectangular lamps.
A close look at the visible taillights reveals an additional blacked-out lamp on the car's trunk, modeled after the Audi A4 and A5's treatment. A thin chrome strip runs the width of the A6's rear, but is likely placed to help camouflage the final design due to its odd placement.
What this means to you: The 2009 A6 looks more like the Audi A5 coupe, and that's not a bad thing. — Kelly Toepke, News Editor
Visible is a new front fascia with low, flared intakes similar to the face of Audi's 2008 A5 coupe, and small round foglamps that are intended to disguise the actual rectangular lamps.
A close look at the visible taillights reveals an additional blacked-out lamp on the car's trunk, modeled after the Audi A4 and A5's treatment. A thin chrome strip runs the width of the A6's rear, but is likely placed to help camouflage the final design due to its odd placement.
What this means to you: The 2009 A6 looks more like the Audi A5 coupe, and that's not a bad thing. — Kelly Toepke, News Editor
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