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The Audi A4 Sedan was first introduced in 1994, replacing the Audi 80. Available
with either front wheel or all wheel drive and several different engines, the A4
Sedan quickly gained popularity among those searching for a fuel efficient and
reliable sedan that provided the luxurious options and comfort found in higher
priced European compact executive cars.
The vehicle emerged over the years to include not only mechanically and
cosmetically improved versions of the Sedan, but the Cabriolet (convertible top)
and A4 Avant (wagon style) were also added to the lineup. This diverse
assortment of body styles and engine sizes appealed to a wide variety of
automotive consumers. The A4 Sedan has continued to be the top selling A4 body
style, due in part to its more practical and economical application. The
Cabriolet and Avant both get less miles to the gallon as compared to their Sedan
partner, and for those who did not find riding with the wind through their hair
or additional cargo space necessary, the A4 Sedan offered everything they needed
in a compact luxury car.
Throughout the years, the Audi A4 has been considered a safety rich vehicle,
including high grade materials, anti-lock brakes, electronic stabilization and
side airbags. Available four wheel drive puts the icing on the cake for those
looking to travel safely in inclement weather or harsh road conditions. Another
consistent accolade associated with the A4 Sedan is the quality and
craftsmanship of just about everything interior. All controls are designed and
placed to facilitate ease of use and all the interior materials are superior.
Overall, the Audi A4 Sedan provides composed, comfortable and balanced ride
supported by infamous German mechanical efficiency. Sport option packages and
the Cabriolet body style add excitement to an otherwise practical yet very
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