Named after its founder, August Horch, Audi AG is a leading car manufacturer that has always stood for innovation in design and technology with more than a century of experience in automobile construction. The company is part of Volkswagen Group - the third large producer of cars and LCVs in the world (OICA, 2009). Audi manufacturers a wide range of automobiles - from super small cars to crossover SUVs that cover all price ranges including the premium segment. Audi has always managed to live up to its corporate tagline "Vorsprung durch Technik", which means "Progress through Technology". The brand is the symbol not only of innovation but also of passion and dynamics. The Audi logo depicts four overlapping rings that represent the four brands of Auto Union - Audi's predecessor. These are: Audi (the first ring), Dampf-Kraft-Wagen (DKW - the second), Horch (the third) and Wanderer (the fourth). The company was first established under the name of A. Horch & Cie. by August Horch in 1899. In 1909 Horch left the company and established a new one with the name Audi - a Latin word, which means 'hark' or 'listen' in English and 'horch' in German. In 1932 Audi, Horch, DKW and Wanderer merged to form Auto Union. In 1959 Daimler-Benz acquired 100% only to sell it portion by portion to Volkswagen AG from 1964 to 1966. In 1969 Auto Union merged with NSU and formed Audi NSU Auto Union AG, which later became Audi AG. Always a trendsetter in technology and design, Audi saw a huge development in the late 1960s and the 1970s with legendary series like Audi 80, Audi 90, Audi 100 and Audi 200, which were constantly evolving and improved. But it was with the release of the Quattro in 1980 that the brand gained worldwide recognition and legendary status. During this decade Audi was the leader in the segment of inline 5 cylinder, 2.1/2.2 L engines. Some of the most noteworthy Audi models at that moment are also the Audi Coupe GT and Audi Coupe quattro. Since the 1990s till nowadays the most praised Audi series are A3 (hatchbacks and convertibles), A4 (sedans and wagons), A5 (sportbacks, convertibles and coupes), A6 (sedans and wagons), A8 (sedans), TT (compact sports coupes and convertibles), R8 (sports coupes and convertibles), Q5 and Q7 (crossover SUVs). Audi's supermini automobile A2 has been stopped from production in 2005 and in 2010 the company launched the first Audi A1. The S and RS series correspond to the A series, but offer more power and have a strong sporty flair. Below are listed various Audi models, for which are provided technical specifications and details.
Audi Coupé
model | year | engine | power | torque | speed | length | width | height |
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Coupe GL | 1982 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 56 kW (76 ps) | 137 Nm (101 ft-lb) | 162 km/h | 4349.00 mm | 1679.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe 2.2 GT | 1982 | ~ 2.1 l (2144 cc) | 97 kW (132 ps) | 170 Nm (125 ft-lb) | 196 km/h | 4348.00 mm | 1681.00 mm | 1350.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1982 | ~ 1.9 l (1921 cc) | 86 kW (118 ps) | 151 Nm (111 ft-lb) | 184 km/h | 4349.00 mm | 1679.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe 1.8 GL | 1984 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 67 kW (92 ps) | 145 Nm (106 ft-lb) | 173 km/h | 4349.00 mm | 1679.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe 2.0 GT | 1984 | ~ 2.0 l (1994 cc) | 84 kW (115 ps) | 164 Nm (121 ft-lb) | 187 km/h | 4349.00 mm | 1679.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe 2.0 GT Automatic | 1985 | ~ 2.0 l (1994 cc) | 84 kW (115 ps) | 164 Nm (121 ft-lb) | 182 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe 2.0 GT | 1985 | ~ 2.0 l (1994 cc) | 84 kW (115 ps) | 164 Nm (121 ft-lb) | 188 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe quattro | 1987 | ~ 2.2 l (2226 cc) | 100 kW (136 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 202 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1377.00 mm |
Coupe GT Automatic | 1987 | ~ 2.2 l (2226 cc) | 84 kW (115 ps) | 164 Nm (121 ft-lb) | 182 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe quattro | 1987 | ~ 2.2 l (2226 cc) | 88 kW (120 ps) | 171 Nm (126 ft-lb) | 192 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1377.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 66 kW (90 ps) | 145 Nm (106 ft-lb) | 172 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 2.2 l (2226 cc) | 100 kW (136 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 202 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 66 kW (90 ps) | 138 Nm (101 ft-lb) | 172 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT Automatic | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 66 kW (90 ps) | 138 Nm (101 ft-lb) | 167 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 82 kW (112 ps) | 160 Nm (118 ft-lb) | 187 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT Automatic | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 65 kW (89 ps) | 142 Nm (104 ft-lb) | 166 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT Automatic | 1987 | ~ 2.2 l (2226 cc) | 100 kW (136 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 197 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 66 kW (90 ps) | 145 Nm (106 ft-lb) | 172 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT Automatic | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 66 kW (90 ps) | 145 Nm (106 ft-lb) | 167 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 81 kW (111 ps) | 156 Nm (115 ft-lb) | 185 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 1.8 l (1781 cc) | 65 kW (89 ps) | 142 Nm (104 ft-lb) | 171 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe GT | 1987 | ~ 2.2 l (2226 cc) | 84 kW (115 ps) | 164 Nm (121 ft-lb) | 188 km/h | 4422.00 mm | 1683.00 mm | 1349.00 mm |
Coupe 20v | 1988 | ~ 2.3 l (2309 cc) | 128 kW (174 ps) | 225 Nm (166 ft-lb) | 220 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1717.00 mm | 1365.00 mm |
Coupe 2.8 E Automatic | 1991 | ~ 2.8 l (2771 cc) | 128 kW (174 ps) | 248 Nm (182 ft-lb) | 207 km/h | 4368.00 mm | 1716.00 mm | 1365.00 mm |
Coupe 2.8 E quattro | 1991 | ~ 2.8 l (2771 cc) | 128 kW (174 ps) | 248 Nm (182 ft-lb) | 203 km/h | 4368.00 mm | 1716.00 mm | 1365.00 mm |
Coupe 2.3 E | 1991 | ~ 2.3 l (2309 cc) | 98 kW (134 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 205 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1716.00 mm | 1375.00 mm |
Coupe 2.3 E quattro | 1991 | ~ 2.3 l (2309 cc) | 98 kW (134 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 207 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1715.00 mm | 1371.00 mm |
Coupe 2.3 E Automatic | 1991 | ~ 2.3 l (2309 cc) | 98 kW (134 ps) | 185 Nm (136 ft-lb) | 201 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1716.00 mm | 1375.00 mm |
Coupe 2.8 E | 1994 | ~ 2.8 l (2771 cc) | 128 kW (174 ps) | 250 Nm (184 ft-lb) | 221 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1715.00 mm | 1380.00 mm |
Coupe 2.0 | 1995 | ~ 2.0 l (1984 cc) | 84 kW (115 ps) | 164 Nm (121 ft-lb) | 196 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1715.00 mm | 1375.00 mm |
Coupe 2.0 Automatic | 1995 | ~ 2.0 l (1984 cc) | 84 kW (115 ps) | 164 Nm (121 ft-lb) | 190 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1715.00 mm | 1375.00 mm |
Coupe 2.6 Automatic | 1995 | ~ 2.6 l (2598 cc) | 110 kW (150 ps) | 224 Nm (165 ft-lb) | 209 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1715.00 mm | 1375.00 mm |
Coupe 2.6 | 1995 | ~ 2.6 l (2598 cc) | 110 kW (150 ps) | 224 Nm (165 ft-lb) | 214 km/h | 4366.00 mm | 1715.00 mm | 1375.00 mm |
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