While several states, including Minnesota, Rhode Island, and Maine, have moved to ban per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in cookware products, no state has yet established specific limits ...

The all-new 2025 Audi A6 Avant has officially been revealed, and unlike many modern car launches, it offers both petrol and diesel engine options instead of going fully electric. The redesigned ...

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The new-generation Audi A6 Avant wagon has been unveiled with a choice of petrol and diesel engines under its bonnet.

The overhauled Audi A6 Avant kicks off a new generation for the automaker's mid-size offering and should be joined by a sedan later this year. A turbocharged 3.0-liter V-6 produces 362 horsepower ...

Audi on Tuesday took the wraps off its latest-generation A6, marking a continuation of internal-combustion engine offerings amidst the automaker's shift toward electrification. Audi almost labeled ...

The BMW iX is unquestionably the most radical and technologically advanced BMW electric car since the i3 was revealed more than a decade ago. In fact, you can see the lessons learned from the ...

The Audi S6 TDI takes to the road with a high-torque V6 TDI engine, offering customers in Europe ideal performance for long-distance driving. The S sports suspension with damper control, dynamic ...

The highly anticipated 2026 Audi A6 Avant has surfaced in leaked footage ahead of its official debut on March 4, 2025. The leaked video, shared on social media, provides an early glimpse of the ...

The replacement for the Audi A6, set to be revealed within days, will be called… the Audi A6. As previously confirmed, Audi has walked away from its strategy to move combustion-powered vehicles to odd ...

Authorities in Iceland introduced the fee for cruise passengers of £14.35 (2,500 ISK) per person for every 24 hours from January 1. The tax will be taken regardless of when a cruise to Iceland ...