Audi A Series

Although Audi Company was formerly launched in 1910, its history goes back to 1899 when August Horch started Horch Company. Although he was the founder, Horch was edged out of the business and he started another company. Given that he still named his products as Horch, his former partners sued him. As the arguments were going on, his friend's son, suggested that he should instead call his products "Audi" because that is the translation of "Horch" in Latin. Although it is widely thought that Audi is an acronym, this how this German company found its roots.

The first Audi car had a four-cylinder engine with a 2.6 liter capacity. Presently, one of the most popular Audi models is the Audi A Series. There are different cars in this series, which include the Audi A3, A4, A5, and A6. We are going to take a brief overview of these cars.

The Audi A3 is quite luxurious without being costly. Its price has managed to be relatively low, but not at the expense of its quality. The Audi A3 has a four-cylinder, 2.0 liter engine that uses a technology known as FSI direct injection, which provides more torque that enhances faster acceleration. Also, to give the car more comfort, they installed a dual mode climate control system.

Avant, Audi A4 Cabriolet, and the S4 Cabriolet. One of the special features in the cars is the cruise control systems that enable the cars to adjust their speeds in respect to the nearby objects, such as other cars, in order to avoid accidents.

If you want the perfect combination of performance and technology, then the car for you is the Audi A5. It has a choice between two types of engines, and the car's stability is enhanced by Electronic Stabilization Program.

The rich combination of speed, safety, and luxury, as well as low fuel consumption has made it difficult to copy the Audi A6. You can not only keep track via satellite navigation, but you can also pair the car with Bluetooth devices.

There is no argument that the entire Audi A Series has kept up with all of the modern technological advances, while retaining its same distinctive shape.

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