June 2020 Audi A6 Lease Special at Hoffman Audi of New London
Jun 15, 2020
June 15, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - The Hoffman Audi of New London dealership in Connecticut has just announced their Audi A6 lease offer for the 2020 model. Payments of $569 a month for 36 months and $4,963 down at signing, the 2020 Audi A6 can be leased with several different options. The A6 falls under the “mid-size” class category and comes with many safety and comfort features.
The Audi A6 gets around 25 MPG in the city and 34 MPG on the highway. Some standard exterior features of the Audi A6 include LED headlights, daytime running lights, and turn signal mirrors. LED headlamps and a dusk-sensing headlamp are built-in interior components of this vehicle.
Several safety features are listed on the Audi A6 specifications. A pre-collision safety system, four-wheel ABS, blind spot warning accident avoidance, traction control, anti-theft safety system, and stability control are all listed as safety features of the A6. Back-up cameras and parking assist are also included on the A6.
Engine specifications include a hybrid V6 with a center limited slip differential and can reach up to 335 horsepower. The transmission is a seven-speed automated manual transmission with all-wheel drive. In addition, comfort levels can be adjusted to one’s desire with rear height adjustable headrests and three or four zone climate control. The driver’s seat also has power adjustable lumbar support for more comfort on longer drives, and optional heated seat. The steering wheel also has control buttons for the transmission, cruise control, and audio adjustments.
According to one of many Google reviews, the Hoffman Audi of New Londoni dealership is known for being “the easiest and quickest sales experience [he or she has] ever had at a dealership.”
For more information regarding this Audi A6 leasing opportunity, contact the dealership.
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For more information about Hoffman Audi of New London, contact the company here:
Hoffman Audi of New London
Joe Thomas
888-379-4862
[email protected]
490 Broad Street
New London, CT 06320
ReleaseID: 60036653
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