1994 Audi 100 Trims and Specs

Dropping the base model sedan, the 1994 Audi 100 S takes over the role. But this is no starter car. This luxury car, perfect for family or business use, comes standard with a lot of bells and whistles. Cruise control, dual power front seats, power sunroof, center console, power heated mirrors, remote trunk entry, fog lights, and digital dash display. Dual front and side airbags and ABS brakes look after your safety. If you need more than that, leather upholstery, heated seats, and a Bose stereo system were some of the options.

This is the last year for the Audi 100, so no engine upgrades to the 2.8-liter, 172-hp V6. The 1993 100 S is still standard with a 5-speed manual transmission, with an optional 4-speed automatic. Audi's quality engineering shows in the 100 S. Drivers praise its durability and agelessness, as well as the comfortable and well-designed interior. Tight handling does not seem to diminish with age, and though the pickup is decent, some owners wish the 1994 Audi 100 S had a little more power.

In 1993, the Audi 100 wagon was only available with quattro all-wheel drive. In 1994, the Audi 100 S wagon is a front-wheel drive version for those not needing the road versatility of the quattro. Powered by a 2.8-liter, 172-hp V6 engine, it comes standard with a 4-speed auto tran, as does the quattro wagon. The 5-speed manual is not available on Audi 100 wagons.

Despite its station wagon heritage, the Audi 100 S wagon does not skimp on all the creature comforts you'll find in the 100 sedans. Power sunroof, power windows and locks, power front seats, digital display, fog lights, center console, cruise control, rear ski bag, security system, intermittent wipers, roof rack, and leather trim are all standard. The heated seats option is recommended by many drivers. A wonderful driving experience, with sturdy suspension and easy, nimble handling characterize the 100 S wagon. Owners love the amount of cargo room that doesn't interfere with passenger comfort. The engine, while not particularly speedy, is more powerful than other wagons, according to some drivers. Repair headaches and expensive parts are the most common complaint.

Building upon the 100 S sedan, the 1994 Audi 100 CS sedan seats four comfortably in an elegant interior that adds keyless entry, power driver's seat with memory, leather seats and steering wheel trim, intermittent wipers, and a ski bag to the standard features already availabel on the 100 S. The Audi 100 is all about convenience and comfort, so you can sit back and enjoy the expert handling, tight cornering, and smooth balanced ride.

A 2.8-liter, 12-valve, 172-hp V6 engine sits on 15-inch wheels and four-wheel ABS brakes. The CS sedan is standard with a 5-speed manual transmission. With all its standard features, there are few options, but these include a 4-speed automatic, heated seats, and headlight washers. Owners agree you get a lot for what you pay for the 1994 Audi 100 CS. They love its roominess, drive comfort, and high quality performance and craftsmanship. They don't like the high cost of parts and unhelpful dealers.

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.

The top-of-the-line Audi 100 wagon, the 1994 CS quattro wagon is sporty, fun, utilitarian, and comfortable. Able to seat four, the CS quattro wagon is a stylish alternative to the standard family suburban hauler. A 2.8-liter, 12-valve, 172-hp V6 engine is under its hood, paired with a 4-speed automatic transmission. A manual transmission is not offered on wagon trims.

The 1994 CS quattro wagon offers all the great power features and conveniences of the front-wheel drive wagon, like digital display, power front seats, power heated mirrors, cruise control, center console, security system, tilt and telescopic steering wheel, ABS brakes, ski bag, and roof rack. It adds memory to the driver's seat and leather upholstery to complete the luxury package. This means whether you're using it for a practical family vacation or personal driving pleasure, this car adds flash and flair. The CS quattro wagon is sturdy and safe, say owners, and some say it's the best car they've driven in the snow. They also like all the creature comforts and the ease of accessing the trunk. Styling sets it a cut above other wagons. Repair costs are always on top of everybody's criticism list, but some owners also mention that the engine is inadequate for such a heavy car.