2023 Audi A4 Review

Sedan in Style

Your vehicle can be an extension of yourself when you're on the road. That includes your car's style. The Audi A4 is a sedan with a combination of refinement and sportiness so that you can ride that edge. 

The A4 has a sleek Singleframe® grille with elegant body lines that emphasize its refinement. The sculpted rear adds a dash of sportiness, especially when paired with the signature LED taillights. The available Black optic packages add embellishments of black across the exterior. 

The interior of the A4 has its own style as well. The standard leather seats are both stylish and comfortable. For a more personal touch, the available interior lighting plus package offers 30 color choices for the interior lighting in your A4. You can set the mood to reflect the music or how you're feeling. 

What It's Like Behind the Wheel 

Your experience behind the wheel of the Audi A4 is one of a dynamic drive. Under the hood, you'll find a standard 2.0L engine, generating 201 horsepower. For a little more oomph, opt for the 45 TFSI® version of the engine that produces 261 horsepower. 

Quattro® all-wheel drive offers better traction and grip when you need it and focuses on fuel efficiency when it's not. The sport-tuned suspension optimizes the handling of the A4 and even provides a lowered ride height for a sporty experience. 

Do you want to customize your drive? You can change drive modes with Audi drive select. It adjusts your Audi's transmission and throttle response based on the mode you choose. 

Technologies Features in the Audi A4

 Technology is a big part of the Audi A4. It both helps you stay safe and acts as a form of connection and entertainment when you're on the go. 

The A4 has a standard infotainment center, with an MMI® touch display. Through this system, you can hook up your smartphone and stream music, request directions, and more-all with a swipe on the infotainment system's screen. 

The A4 can also keep you safe on the road, thanks to the driver assistance technologies. Using radar and cameras, these systems can detect potential accidents, help you stay centered in your lane, and even nail those tight parallel parking spots.