A family car that's safe and comfortable, but also aerodynamically styled for optimum performance and speed?  Add to that some standard luxury features all for one base price, and you've got the 1991 Audi 90.  The Audi 90 represents a good starter family car for those who also want a little style and attitude.

There were few changes to the 1991 Audi 90.  The front-wheel drive sedan now came standard with a four-speed automatic instead of the manual transmission featured in the quattro.  Both four-door sedans were powered by a 2.3-liter, 5-cylinder engine, but the quattro hit 164-hp to the sedan's 130-hp.  The quattro, besides featuring all-wheel drive, also sported a rear spoiler.  Otherwise, the two trims shared standard features, such as air conditioning, power sunroof, power heated mirrors, power windows and locks, ABS brakes, and cruise control.

The 1990 Audi 90 is fast, owners say, especially the quattro, which adds a more stable, smoother ride and can take on rough road and weather conditions with ease and tight handling.  The Audi 90 lives up to its company's reputation for sturdy, safe, yet stylish vehicles.  The standard features surpass those offered in comparable models.  Some drivers wish there was more space in the back seat and trunk.  Mostly, they complain about costly parts and the scarcity of good Audi mechanics.