Post-traumatic parts syndrome, or PTPS, is a terrible disease that afflicts most Audi owners. Though awareness level of PTPS is high, many innocent owners are never really prepared for the actual shocking effects when it hits. Yes, if you ever have to fix your Audi, it will be expensive. We mean take out another mortgage expensive. Let's move beyond that, as so many Audi owners do, and focus on all that Audi has to offer. Audi's combination of style, luxury, comfort, and performance delivers a solid family sedan that is attractive, safe, and fun to drive. Most owners agree that, despite the pain and suffering brought on by PTPS, Audis are worth every penny, and they would buy one again.
The only change to the 1994 Audi 90 was the addition of a passenger's side airbag in all models. All trims came with the 2.8-liter, 172-hp V6 engine. The 90CS offered more standard features than the S, including a power sunroof, automatic climate control, and leather seats. Its AWD quattro counterpart, geared towards the more adventuresome, offered a ski bag, rear spoiler, and sports-tuned suspension. Also new in 1994, you had the option of getting leather seats and a power sunroof on the base S sedan.
Owners feel safe in their 1994 Audi 90, due to its firm handling, precise cornering, and sturdy frame. The AWD quattro wins every duel with nature, offering a smooth and steady ride through snow, rain, or ice. What many drivers like is that Audi so expertly combines high-end comfort with a sporty feel. The Audi also ages well both inside and out. Yes, the parts are expensive and you will suffer from PTPS. But are there any other complaints? Anyone? Anyone? Some owners wish for more horsepower, a little better acceleration, improved fuel economy, and less repair shop visits.
