In 1991, the Audi 200 quattro Turbo sedan gets an big engine boost not available in the four-wheel drive sedan.  The 2.2-liter engine is now a 20-valve, 5-cylinder turbo reaching 217-hp, dispelling all doubts about whether the Audi 200 can truly be called a sports sedan.  With the AWD quattro and 5-speed manual transmission, this little rocket is all about letting your hair down.  Quality suspension, traction, ABS brakes, and light steering deliver optimal performance.

Added to the already standard power features (cruise control, power driver's seat with memory, power windows and locks, power heated mirrors) and elegant leather seats with lots of leg and headroom, the 1991 quattro turbo sedan adds more sporty items such as a trip computer and rear ski bag to keep the wet snow off the well appointed interior.  The 1991 quattro sedan works wonders in the snow, better than many SUVs, say drivers.  Its already amazing power can be boosted by installing a performance chip.  Other highlights of the Audi 200 quattro include roominess, safety, a confident feel behind the wheel, and the durability of its materials.  Drawbacks include problems with the electrical and hydraulic systems and the difficulty in finding a good mechanic.