Audi 4000 Parts

Starting in this issue, the Audi 4000 was introduced as a legendary car in the North American market originally marketed as the Audi 80 in Europe and renamed in the United States market between 1980 and 1987. This three-box compact executive car comprised of German-built Opel engines and tailored mechanical changes to suit the specific US market and was offered with several power plants beginning with a 1.6L inline four-cylinder engine that was refined over the years into a more potent 1.7L and ending with the majestic and muscular 2.2L five-cylinder motors in the later models. The Audi 4000 was launched with special variants such as the 4000 5+5 that featured a 100 BOOST HP 2.1L five-cylinder engine variants; the S and CS Quattro vision featured sophisticated all-wheel drive and features including heated seats and power-commanded sunroofs in special editions. One of the most technologically advanced cars at its launch, the 4000 series had measures such as 27-step anti-corrosion processing of the body and the galvanizing of the panels, and new systems such as the CIS-E fuel injection system. Its design which was styled by Giorgetto Giugiaro had a very functional design with an emphasis on safety and performance which can be seen by its crash safety bumpers and sophisticated lighting system. Despite its relatively compact size that offered suitable proportions for driving comfort, the Audi 4000 is a perfect example of conformity to these principles of quality, innovation, and adaptability inherent in Audi automobiles for sophisticated buyers interested in car precision, safety, and stylish design.