The 1993 Audi 100S is a front-wheel drive sedan powered by the same 2.8-liter, 172-hp V6 engine that sits in all Audi 100 trims.  Unlike the CS, it is not available as an AWD quattro.  All 100 trims offer similar standard features, with one or two added with each step up.  Overall, it's about high-end quality and durability, so the driver can focus on enjoying the ride.

Standard features on the 1993 Audi 100S include the ABS brakes, cruise control, power windows and locks, and air conditioning, tinted glass, dual front and side airbags, and security system that come on the base model.  The S addes a power sunroof (yes, that's standard, not optional) and more extra options, such as leather upholstery and heated seats.  The way Audi pampers its drivers with lots of creature comforts appeals to owners, as does the overall style and durability of the 100S, which retains its value over the years.  Smooth handling, quiet ride, and decent engine power combine for a wonderful driving experience.  Becoming an ATM machine for your mechanic is the biggest complaint owners have when they see the cost of parts and repairs.