Quattro technology turns the 1994 Audi 100 CS quattro sedan into a tank that rivals many SUVs for its ability to handle snow, ice, or rough driving conditions.  The CS quattro is virtually identical to its front-wheel drive counterpart, sporting the same 2.8-liter, 172-hp V6 engine and 5-speed manual transmission on 15-inch alloy wheels.  What makes it distinct is the all-wheel drive power.

With cruise control, dual power-adjustable front seats, leather seats, center console, power heated mirrors, power sunroof, trunk ski bag, and intermittent wipers, the 1994 100 CS quattro offers the same standard features as the regular CS.  This means comfort, performance, and a bit of sporty fun in one package.  The interior conveniences and power options (especially the optional heated seats) are big hits with CS quattro owners, along with the powerhorse capabilities of the all-wheel drive.  Rust-free aging is also an attractive feature.  Many owners think the 2.8 V6 is too weak for such a large car, and they all complain about the costly repairs.