High-riding Audi estate is longer, wider and lower than the previous model, and comes with up to 268bhp.

Audi has unveiled the new, second-generation A4 Allroad quattro at the Detroit motor show ahead of a start to sales for the high-riding estate in mid-2016.

The new model adopts all the traditional Allroad styling cues, including beefed-up bumpers with prominent protection plates both front and rear, vertical chrome slats within the grille, additional cladding within the wheel arches, beefed-up sills underneath the doors and roof bars fitted as standard.

Among the engines to be made available from the outset of UK sales are 161bhp and 187bhp versions of Audi’s widely used 2.0-litre four-cylinder diesel engine, with both developing peak torque of 295lb ft.

Read more www.myplanet-car.com/autonews.php?s…