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and integrated bumpers that smoothed out airflow.

The quattro system automatically distributed up to 75% of torque to whichever axle had the most grip, making it a "snow-eating" legend. 1990 Audi 100 Audi 100 quattro

Under the hood lived Audi's iconic 2.3L inline 5-cylinder engine , producing roughly 130 hp. While not a drag racer, the "dinky" five-cylinder was praised for its smooth power delivery and that unique, offbeat engine note that fans still crave. and integrated bumpers that smoothed out airflow

Quattro models received a fully independent rear suspension upgrade, offering a more planted and "crisp" feel than the standard torsion beam setup found in front-wheel-drive versions. Luxury Without the Flash While not a drag racer, the "dinky" five-cylinder

Inside, the 100 was "luxuriously roomy for five," according to reviewers from CarGurus . It offered high-end amenities that were often optional on competitors, including: Curbside Classics: 1990-1997 Audi 100 & A6 (C4)

While the standard front-wheel-drive 100 was a competent cruiser, the was the true star for enthusiasts. It featured the second generation of Audi’s legendary permanent all-wheel-drive system, utilizing a Torsen center differential .