D.Reid

Hi all just bought a (new to me) S6 avant with 3300miles on the clock. I'm looking for recommendations for a decent boot liner and dog cage as I’ve got a small dog that destroyed the A6 I just sold. I don’t like those “coffin liners” and it should have a bumper guard for when the mutt gets in and out. thanks in advance.

Yeah, touch screen is a bit laggy at times, but it’s a massive improvement on the original. I found the very bottom of the screen on mine to be less sensitive to touch. Music plays fine, I had no issues. It comes with its own mic for telephone calls / SIRI etc. don’t be a numpty and bury it behind the dash like I did. 😝 CarPlay is perfect. Spotify / Waze works with no issues at all.

Having owned an Audi A6 Avant for the last five years, I thought it time I joined. The A6 was sold yesterday, but I got an S6 Avant to replace it. Boy, what a car.

Might need to contact them to see if they can do the trims for a right hand drive car.

Look at the link in My previous reply. That store has different versions for different model cars. I found this I just found this on AliExpress: ￡275.91 | 8 Core Android 14 System Car Radio Tablet For Audi A6 C6 Q7 WIFI 4G Carplay 8+128GB RAM BT GPS Navi Stereo Multimedia Player https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHgiosO

I did this to my old A6 c7 with this unit about a year ago. From AliExpress: ￡226.70 | 8 Core Android 13 System Car Multimedia Stereo For Audi A6 C7 A7 2012-2018 WIFI 4G 8+128GB RAM Carplay IPS Touch Screen GPS Navi https://a.aliexpress.com/_Ex9lJM2 The process was relatively straightforward but took longer than expected. The installation instructions are translated from Chinese, so took a bit of figuring out. Swapping the mounting bracket took me the longest as there’s no explanation how to take the old one off once you have the screen out. If you don’t do it, then the screen won’t sit flush in the dash. The instructions also don’t make it clear that the rubber shock absorber mounts need to be taken off the old screen and put on the new screen. The seller is very helpful if you get stuck. the unit itself is great. It’s not OEM quality, and can be a bit clunky with random disconnections; but 95% of the time it’s ok. you will need to unpair from the cars original Bluetooth and only pair to the new unit. If you don’t then your phone will always connect to the old system which remains in place. Took me about 8 months to figure that one out. The sound quality is ok. It has a full equaliser control so sound can be customised. Happy to answer any questions.