Audi's smallest sedan comes in many compelling configurations

Overview Information

The A4 sedan is the heart of the Audi lineup. The A4 is available in an impressive number of driveline configurations including 4-cylinder, V6 engines, FWD and AWD. All versions include Audi's decidedly German combination of handsome styling and mechanical prowess. The turbocharged four-cylinder and V6 models offer a lot of performance for the money. A long list of standard equipment includes a leather interior, MMI information interface, and a sunroof. Higher trim levels offer exclusive features like adaptive cruise control and LED headlamps. Sport and S-Line trim packages allow buyers to tailor the A4 to their tastes. As good as the A4 is it competes in what may be the most competitive segment in the whole industry featuring standouts like the BMW 3-series, Infiniti G35 and the Lexus IS, all offering models in the low to mid 30s. The S4 performance model will rejoin the lineup for the 2010 model year.

What Changed:

The redesigned A4 Avant is longer by 5 inches and wider by 2 inches. Styling highlights include Audi's single-frame grille, headlamps with LED daytime running lamps, a more aggressive roofline and angular LED tail lamps. A more powerful 2.0L TFSI four-cylinder (211 horsepower, 258 lb-ft torque) becomes the base engine. A 3.2L V6 is also available on sedan models. Entry-level 2.0L models are front-wheel-drive with optional all-wheel-drive. All-wheel-drive is standard on 3.2L models. The S4 performance model skips the 2009 model year.

Official Word:

In its design, the new A4 reveals its sporty, progressive character: taut and dynamic in its outlines, it speaks the language of technical perfection. With an overall length of 185.2 inches, the saloon has a substantial, powerful road stance and offers its occupants ample space in an interior full of light. The workmanship is typical of an Audi - quality with no compromises. The controls can be backed by the extra refinement of innovative assistance and...Read.

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