The Audi 90 enters its last year under this name with few changes. In 1996 it will be repackaged as the Audi A4. The 1995 Audi 90, what Audi called its "entry-level" family sedan, was a very popular car for its performance, durability, and its interior options. Though a little smaller than the roomy Audi 100, it is a great starter car that doesn't skimp on high-end comfort.

The 1995 Audi 90 changes its trim names slightly. The base sedan is now STD, but still comes standard with a 2.8-liter, 172-hp V6 engine and 5-speed manual. ABS brakes, front side airbags, cruise control, air conditioning, and power windows and locks are all standard. The new Sport sedan, or Sport90 is basically the old CS, with a lower sports supension, fog lights, center console, and leather trim. The quattro is an AWD version of the sport sedan without the retuned suspension. A 4-speed auto tran is available on all but the quattro model.

To say owners love their 1995 Audi 90 is an understatement. They love all the standard features that are usually only options on other cars. They love the way the Audi handles, crisp and precise. They love the quattro AWD, how it hugs the road no matter what conditions are thrown at you. They love the heated seats option. Some feel the Audi 90 is not big enough for a large family or for more than four average-sized people to fit comfortably. Some want more horsepower, because initial acceleration is labored. Everyone wants cheaper parts and repairs.