How many different model A4s.

[TOPGUNTT]

Hi guys, Just wondering if anyone knows how many different A4 model types there are? Is there a page or a link on here anywhere that tells you? Just trying to find out what all the differences are and the power on them.

Cheers.

 

[donsajid]

try parkers at

Browse - Car Reviews - Parker's

 

[quattrojames]

Off the top of my head, and it's very late..... please feel free to correct me as needed.....

Saloon/Avant/Cab's

I've guessed the power outputs, I'll confirm them tomorrow.

1.6 100 bhp
2.0/ 2.0FSi 130/150 bhp(?)
2.4 V6 170 bhp (?)
1.8T 150/163/190 bhp - this engine isn't my strong point.....
3.0 V6 (210bhp?)

4.2 V8 S4 330 bhp

1.9TDi 100/115/130 bhp
2.5TDi 163/180 bhp

Available in Sport/SE spec

Man/tiptronic/multitronic

Certain models available in quattro

 

[swarcup]

3.0 tdi 210ish bhp also

 

[TOPGUNTT]

Thanks for the replies guys :thumbsup:

 

[Martin69]

Audi A4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

that gives a fairly good account of all A4 models... I used it recently when I saw a model that I never saw before and wanted to do some research on it... Audi A4 B7 DTM im thinking about it for my next A4 its either that or an S3

 

[quattrojames]

3.0 tdi 210ish bhp also

Not available in the B6 though.

 

[TOPGUNTT]

Thanks for the the info guys, Very helpful :thumbsup:

 

[BahnStormer77]

Check this link out for Avants, convertibles, etc .

Saloons:
A4 B5
A4 B6
A4 B7
A4 B8

James list is roughly right, except there's a S, SE and Sport for each engine and there is apparently a 150bhp TDI too (only available in the first 2 yrs of the B6).

 

[quattrojames]

Yeh Lol I forgot the S models!

I 'think' some of the early 2.5's were 150 bhp perhaps? They were on the later B5's.

 

[BahnStormer77]

Yeh Lol I forgot the S models!

I 'think' some of the early 2.5's were 150 bhp perhaps? They were on the later B5's.

yeah - I always thought they were the old 2.5TDI engines out the B5's... just flogging off the last of them: but the B6 2.5TDI's were 30v's and the B5 was a 12v....