Anyhow, every RS6 article I’ve found (through a couple quick googles) mentions paddle shifting and nowhere does it state that it is optional. autos.msn.com only lists one transmission option. Looks like they should all have it.
Are you asking if I hate Audi or if Newman hates Audi?
I have owned 6 Audis and my family has had several other Audis.:gotme:
I am also a card carrying member of the Audi Club of America.
Does the paddle shifter work the same as the tiptronic?
The reason I ask is because I was using the tiptronic in my dad’s ALLROAD and found it to be absolutley useless.
The car still shifted on its own when it wanted to.
I put the car in 5th gear when I hit the gas it down shifted!:bloated:
I wound the car up and it shifted before I wanted it to!:bloated:
Honestly what is the point of this system?
Why not just leave it in D if the car is going to shift on its own anyway?
If the RS6 uses this same pseudo shifting system it is hugely disappointing.
My very short experience with tiptronic makes me feel it is the biggest waste of money ever.
Why doesn’t Audi spend that money on improving the electronics of the car?
Am I missing something about this system?
It worked for me fine when I drove a tiptragic S4. You need to put it in all the way to the right where it’s +/-… But if I recall it’s not going to let you red line the piss out of it.
Speaking of that, another thing I tried was downshifting at about 3000rpm which would have taken it to about 4000rpm and it wouldn’t let me do it!!!
It just seems like a useless gimmick to me.