Audi 100 C4

The design depicts the Audi 100 C4. This was the last, fourth generation of the Audi 100. It was unveiled in 1990 and immediately showed a difference from its predecessors. The vehicle presented itself completely differently in terms of styling and received entirely new structural solutions. As a result, it became larger, but this brought both interior comfort and significantly improved safety. The car was offered in sedan and Avant versions. Regardless of the body type, one of eight engines was available. Depending on the powertrain, a reliable and bulletproof Quattro all-wheel drive could be had on board.

In 1994, the C4 model underwent minor modernizations, and the name 100 was dropped in favor of Audi A6. The car received a package of styling changes and a range of new engines.

The factory in Ingolstadt also released sports versions of the C4 model. Initially, in 1991, the Audi S4 variant debuted. It featured the already iconic 2.2L engine with 230 hp. In 1992, versions with a V8 engine producing 280 hp were introduced. This engine was borrowed from the Audi V8 model – the brand's larger sibling. After the name transformation in 1996, a true gem was created – the Audi S6 Plus. The car with a V8 engine boasted 326 hp, allowing it to reach the first 100 km/h in just over 5.5 seconds. Considering that it was still possible to pack the family for a vacation, this car was unique in its class.

The drawing was created by Wrocław artist Paweł Grabowski.