Audi RS6 accessories from Decoin are built around the RS6 logo across several separate emblem listings, alongside a floor mat emblem set, an electric soft-close door and a keychain. A tailgate trunk rear emblem with the RS6 logo is listed in a 3D-style version with top-layer and bottom-layer color options, and in two further flat versions with frame and logo color options. A radiator grille emblem and a fender emblem, each with the RS6 logo, are listed in two separate versions apiece. An Emblem & Badge Set combining the grille and tailgate emblems is listed in two separate versions, and a fuller Emblem & Badges Set with the RS6 logo is also listed in two separate versions. Illuminated LED radiator grille emblems and badges with the RS6 logo are listed in two separate versions with their own light color options. The floor mat emblem set is offered in 2-badge, 4-badge and 5-badge set options. The electric soft-close door is listed for 2013-2018, as a single listing without a body-style designation. A keychain in the MIXT style is listed with the RS6 logo. Across the emblem and badge listings, the frame and logo color choices are set on each individual listing rather than shared across the whole page, so the exact color range should be checked on the specific product before ordering. These are aftermarket accessories, not genuine Audi parts.
Product families currently listed for the RS6:
Tailgate, grille and fender emblems with the RS6 logo, combined emblem and badge sets, LED-illuminated grille emblems, a floor mat emblem set, an electric soft-close door and a keychain.
No. These are aftermarket accessories, not genuine Audi parts.
The listing is stated for 2013-2018.
Yes. Every emblem, badge set and LED-illuminated listing on this page carries the RS6 logo.
No. It is listed only in the MIXT style.
Yes. One tailgate emblem listing uses top-layer and bottom-layer color options, in addition to the two flat frame-and-logo listings.
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