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		Audi A3 Audi have always manufactured quality cars and the A3 is no exception, built to all the standards you would expect from Audi.				Audi A3 Cabriolet Audi's smallest drop top has been added to the range in the form of the A3 Cabriolet and with our love of convertibles it's success is assured.

		Audi A3 Sportback It may only be 83 mm longer than its three-door sibling but with five doors the A3 Sportback is a welcome addition to the A3 range.				Audi S3 Audi have taken the term “Hot Hatch” to an all new level with the launch of the new S3 with 265 bhp and a top speed of 155 mph.

		Audi A4 The new A4 – progress through technology or as Audi would say “Vorsprung durch Technik”. The A4 is Audi's most popular model.				Audi A4 Avant There's no doubt who Audi had in their sights when they launched the A4 Avant, the BMW 3 Series Touring and the Mercedes C Class Estate.

		Audi A4 Cabriolet The A4 Convertible is a true four-seater cabriolet, amazing build quality and great residual's mean this four seat drop top is one of a kind.				Audi S4 Top of the A4 range is the Audi S4, powered by a 344 bhp V8 power plant with Quattro permanent four-wheel drive.

		Audi A5 The new four seat, two door Coupe from Audi is the A5, Sharing the platform of the new A4, the A5 will no doubt take sales from BMW.				Audi S5 The latest edition to the S range from Audi is the new S5, powered by a 4.2 litre V8 it's styling makes it more of a coupe for grown ups.

		Audi A6 It's the little things that Audi do well and the A6 is no exception, the build quality is everything you would expect and just that little bit more.				Audi A6 Avant The A6 Avant is a big car, in fact it's a very big car, bigger than the BMW 5 Series Touring and bigger than the Mercedes E Class Estate

		Audi Allroad Quattro Can't decide whether you need a sports utility vehicle or an estate car, well look no further, as the new Allroad Quattro is introduced.				Audi A8 The A8 is Audi's flagship model, understated in many respects, the A8 is non-the less a technological marvel and a platform to showcase technology.

		Audi Q7 Although the Q7 may be a new model in the Audi range its structural design has been with us for a while now in the form of the Volkswagen Touareg.				Audi R8 The new R8 will be released in the first quarter of 2007, expect incredible performance from this mid engined Supercar.

		Audi TT The TT was originally shown as a concept car at the 1995 Frankfurt motor show, such was interest it quickly moved into full production.

Audi's history can be traced back over one hundred years, when in 1899, a German engineer called August Horch founded a company called A. Horch & Cie. at the age of 32 in Cologne. Two years later he produced his first car and the foundations of what were to become Audi had been laid.

1909 saw Horch fall out with the board and as a result he began a new car company. Because he could not use his own name due to the original company, he used the latin translation of Hark (Horch) which happens to be “Audi”. The outbreak of the First World War resulted in the company being used to manufacture military vehicles, this and the following depression after the war became too much for August Horch and in 1920 he left the management of Audi.

Audi struggled on for the next decade, but eventually realised that in order to keep going they had to merge with other manufacturers. So in 1932 four small carmakers, Audi, Horch, Wanderer and DKW formed the Auto Union, the logo of which was four linked rings, the same as is still used to this day. The major move forward for Audi came in 1964 when Volkswagen took over Auto Union GmbH. The Audi brand was reintroduced a year later and Audi as we know it today began its emergence. Gone were the days of two stroke engines and Audi's first popular mass produced car – the 80 – was launched in 1972, selling more than one million units over the next six years.

Audi's reputation was further enhanced during the 1980's with the launch of the Quattro four-wheel drive system. Four-wheel drive had only previously been used on off road vehicles and as a result Audi went on to win many accolades in motor sport especially in rallying. Although the Quattro Coupe may have been consigned to the history books, the Quattro drive system still lives on today and can be found in many of Audi's high performance vehicles.

Having become a leader in the race for new technology Audi began to push the boundaries further, aluminium space frame technology is now incorporated into many of its vehicles, reducing the weight of the cars which in turn improves handling, performance and fuel consumption. This investment in engineering know how has improved the build quality of Audi almost beyond recognition and from its humble beginnings many years ago, Audi now has a build quality that is second to none, even the likes of Mercedes and Porsche have had to sit up and take notice.

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