Audizine reviews the A6 3.0 TDI--a car that breaks many previously held diesel stereotypes. If Americans are willing to educate themselves on diesel, instead of relying on old misguided stereotypes, I think diesels can be very successful in the US.
The problem arises when people allow the media and other questionable sources to affect the way they view potentially life-altering technology. At this point in time, I feel that diesel has more potential than hybrid in the future (and Audi does too, hence their virtual abandonment of this technology), and is what over time would be the most beneficial.
It's evident how successful diesel has been in Europe. It's only a matter of time before that same success is found in the US.
Right now, only the Q7 TDI is destined for US shores, however, with enough demand, and support, Audi may decide to bring over the A6 version.
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