<< The remarkable maximum torque of 315 Newton-metres is available from as little as 2,400 rpm. This remains constant up to 4,500 rpm; and even at 6,000 rpm the V6 still develops 280 Newton-metres. >>
"Hmm.. The V6 may be puny compared to the W12, but it's certainly no weakling. It won't have any problems moving that car around."
C'mon, this thing is an embarrasment to the VW Phaeton. First off, the base engine should be from the W-family and not a V6. Secondly, how on earth do you see 241hp and 232lbs/ft of torque scooting this thing around? I don't see any V6 A8's, 7-series, S-classes, or LS430's currently offered. Weren't those cars the intended competition?