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Thu Nov 20 12:05:17 EST 2003

opinion, there were 4000 S (front wheel drive 4cyl manual or auto), 4000 CS 
(sold in Canada only 5cyl 110 HP auto only) 4000 S quattro (5cyl 115 HP Man 
AWD up to mid 86) 4000 CS quattro (same as last car different name plate body 
colored mirrors sport seats) 5000 S (fwd non-turbo only) 5000 CS (front wheel 
drive sports package and probably luxury package like 10 speaker audio 
systems and Alacantra leather (sued like) seats). 5000 S quattro (AWD 
non-turbo only), 5000 CS (fwd turbo same as non-turbo counter part with ABS 
different dash maybe), 5000 CS quattro (turbo only AWD same as fwd counter 
part except addition of quattro AWD), 100 non turbo 88-91, 200 turbo 88-91, 
(quattro can be found on either). 80 88-91, 90 88-91 (later models had 20v 
motors on quattro's) but no S CS or any other name additions on all cars sold 
in US 88-91 quattro AWD available on all models.  92 100 CS (the designation 
returns but there is no S model only CS sold in USA), 92 90 S (standard 
edition car fwd V6 quattro is available on S models) 93-94 90 CS (still front 
wheel drive same as 90 S but once again has the sports package, Automatic 
climate control, upgraded interior trim, quattro is still an option).  94 
looks like CS was just an upgrade from S and it looks that way in 86 too.  I 
would say this is similar to Volkswagens models GL almost always being base, 
GLS, Carat, Wolfsburg Ed almost always being mid level, GTi, GLi, GLX, Sport 
almost always being top level for their cars.  The difference is Audi only 
sold up level cars in the states therefore only had two trim levels on it's 
cars sold here (not counting S models of the same cars).  Just a view from my 
stand point sorry for the rant.

Britton Ingraham

1987 4000 CS quattro
1986 Quantum
1973 Beetle

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<HTML>From experience of working at an Audi dealer and learning a lot in my 
 opinion, there were 4000 S (front wheel drive 4cyl manual or auto), 4000 CS 
 (sold in Canada only 5cyl 110 HP auto only) 4000 S quattro (5cyl 115 HP Man 
 AWD up to mid 86) 4000 CS quattro (same as last car different name plate body 
 colored mirrors sport seats) 5000 S (fwd non-turbo only) 5000 CS (front wheel 
 drive sports package and probably luxury package like 10 speaker audio 
 systems and Alacantra leather (sued like) seats). 5000 S quattro (AWD 
 non-turbo only), 5000 CS (fwd turbo same as non-turbo counter part with ABS 
 different dash maybe), 5000 CS quattro (turbo only AWD same as fwd counter 
 part except addition of quattro AWD), 100 non turbo 88-91, 200 turbo 88-91, 
 (quattro can be found on either). 80 88-91, 90 88-91 (later models had 20v 
 motors on quattro's) but no S CS or any other name additions on all cars sold 
 in US 88-91 quattro AWD available on all models. &nbsp;92 100 CS (the designation 
 returns but there is no S model only CS sold in USA), 92 90 S (standard 
 edition car fwd V6 quattro is available on S models) 93-94 90 CS (still front 
 wheel drive same as 90 S but once again has the sports package, Automatic 
 climate control, upgraded interior trim, quattro is still an option). &nbsp;94 
 looks like CS was just an upgrade from S and it looks that way in 86 too. &nbsp;I 
 would say this is similar to Volkswagens models GL almost always being base, 
 GLS, Carat, Wolfsburg Ed almost always being mid level, GTi, GLi, GLX, Sport 
 almost always being top level for their cars. &nbsp;The difference is Audi only 
 sold up level cars in the states therefore only had two trim levels on it's 
 cars sold here (not counting S models of the same cars). &nbsp;Just a view from my 
 stand point sorry for the rant.
 
 Britton Ingraham
 
 1987 4000 CS quattro
 1986 Quantum
 1973 Beetle</HTML>

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