Dual front airbags were the biggest change to the 1994 Audi 90 CS quattro sedan, a high-end family or business car that tried to combine quality engineering with personal comfort.  The 90 CS quattro was basically an all-wheel drive version of the two-wheel drive CS sedan.  It too came with the 2.8-liter, 172-hp V6, but only with a 5-speed manual.  Quattros were not offered with automatic transmissions.

Like the regular CS, it had lots of bells and whistles inside, such as fog lights, cruise control, dual climate control, numerous power features, a sunroof, and leather seats.  ABS was standard across all the trims.  But the CS quattro added on a rear spoiler and a special sports-tuned suspension for more adventurous driving.  A ski bag is an option on the CS quattro.  Drivers feel it has a good highway speed, but would like more power to match the heaviness of a quattro-loaded car.  They love the quattro performance in snow, the fact that the Audi 90 never seems to rust, and the solid handling on the road.