AUDI SUPER 90s

[Stephan <j82354@hrz.uni-paderborn.de>]

The AutoWeek text didn't came out that fine, therefore I'm sending it
again in a better format, I apollogize.


"
The front compartment of the little Audi is, almost miracoulosely huge,
with a vast expanse of flat floor, and firm and supportive chair-high
seats, similar to the front compartment of a minivan. The vinyl
upholstery looks and feels a bit industrial, but that was peculiar to
the wagon; Super 90 sedans featured rich velvet. The rear seats are
nearly as comfortable, if a bit short on real stretch-out room.
The Audi’s 90 horsepower peaks at 5200 rpm, and generous 108 lb ft of
torque is produced at 3000. IN OCTOBER 1969, CAR AND DRIVER CLOCKED A 0
TO 60 TIME OF 12.1 SECONDS - "GOOD PERFORMANCE" for a small car 25 years
ago. But the little engine thrashes frightfully when revved that hard,
encouraging the driver to accept a more leisurely pace.
The ride is soft and lightly damped, and the seats themselves get bouncy
on a rough road. Nearly 60 percent of the Super 90’s weight rests on the
front wheels; understeer is inevitable, yet the car sticks confidently
in moderate cometing. Steering effort is relatively light, with the
feeling of precision.
"


Once again my question: How can I find out which issue of Car and
Driver the mentioned article is from, and, when I know that, how can I
get that issue or at least a photocopy? Does someone here on the list
collect old Auto mags?

Thanks again,

Stephan

'66 DKW F 102 (2 door sedan, Saxomat)
'67 Audi Super 90 (2 door sedan)
'68 Audi 80 Variant (wagon)