1990 Audi 100 4 Dr STD Sedan

A 2.3-liter, 5-cylinder, 130-hp engine drives the 1990 Audi 100 STD, the front-wheel drive sedan.  Coupled with a 4-speed automatic transmission, it gets 17/26 mpg and offers a pretty fast ride, though the initial acceleration can be sluggish.  The base sedan is not offered as a manual.  Audi symbolizes high-end luxury, and the base model 100 doesn't skip on standard features.  Such things as cruise control, power windows and locks, air conditioning, ABS brakes, power heated mirrors, and a power sunroof are not options because they come standard.

There is little to upgrade to after that, but if you want to you can get seats that are power adjustable, heated, and covered in leather.  Drivers love their Audi 100 STD for the well-thought out interior, roomy front and backseat, large trunk, and particularly for its tight precise handling that makes it feel lighter than it really is.  The biggest drawback to any Audi is the high cost of parts and repairs.