A lot of attention is given to the first generation Audi Quattro, with its rich rallying heritage and crisp 80s styling. The second generation succumbed to the typical weight gain that manufacturers seem to equate with progress, with the excuse that it was now more of a GT than a lightweight rally car. The n/a 2.3 liter put out 164hp, about the same as contemporary Corrados, but had more weight to carry around. It wasn’t all bad though, as the new model came with a locking rear differential, carbon fiber center driveshaft, and a clean new look.
1991 Audi Quattro Coupe for sale on Seattle Craigslist
This example is surprisingly clean inside and out (look at the engine compartment!), probably in part thanks to only having covered a restrained 109k miles. The squat Audi 90 shape still looks great today, especially with the S2 styling cues that the North American version got. It’s too bad we missed out on the turbo engine, but that can be remedied with relative ease in the Audi/VW lines. It’s for sale for $4900, well below the blue book.  Being this clean, it’s a tempting example of some 90s Quattro fun.
-NR
[…] are in great shape and the low mileage is a huge plus, but asking nearly $10k is a bit much. Â The last one I posted was half that, albeit with twice the miles. Â I’d much rather spend $5k on a 110k mile car […]
Is this car still for sale?
I’m in Victoria Canada and have been looking for one in decent condition.
I doubt it, and even if it is I wouldn’t really be able to find it as it was just a Craigslist ad and they expire after a bit. I’ll keep my eye out for some and post them here though, so keep checkin!
I have a 1991 Audi Quattro for sale in Calgary.
Its in decent shape, new suspension/struts etc but needs a tuneup and some work.
Its got about 260,000 km
if interested email me at j_l6924@hotmail.com