Audi 90

The Audi 90 was a compact executive sedan produced from 1984 to 1995, serving as the upmarket sibling to the Audi 80 on which it was based. It offered a more refined interior, additional standard equipment, and stronger engine options, including inline-five-cylinder powerplants and, in later versions, a V6. Available with front-wheel drive or Audi's renowned quattro all-wheel-drive system, the 90 combined understated styling with solid German engineering. It also gained motorsport fame through IMSA GTO and Trans-Am racing success, reinforcing Audi's performance credentials during the era.