2007 Audi A4 Sedan Review

With more than twelve different trim levels spanning three different models, the 2007 Audi A4 line offers sporty versatility, whether you want it in the form of a sedan, an Avant hatchback, or a convertible Cabriolet. Whichever strikes your fancy, the base model comes with a 2 liter 200 horsepower in-line four-cylinder engine, and a six-speed manual transmission. Options range from simply adding Audi's quattro technology - their version of all-wheel drive - or upgrading to the S4 high performance version of any of the three variations, which features a powerful 340 horsepower V8 engine.

Whether you choose a sedate sedan, or the flashier S4 Cabriolet, the standard exterior and safety features are the same: halogen headlights that are aerodynamically designed, a charcoal air filter, and front airbags that not only provide dual-stage protection, but come with a sensor that detects the presence of a front-seat passenger. Both the front and rear seats are have head-protection airbags, in case of side-impact crashes, and the back seat also has the LATCH child seat system.

Interior features standard across the line include a remote locking system, power windows and door locks, a center display that shows the temperature and estimates how far you can drive before you have an empty gas tank, as well as back-lighting for easier reading, and an air conditioning system that has separate controls for the driver and front passenger. The AM/FM radio and in-dash CD are standard, but there are options for a satellite radio system, (the line is satellite capable) and Bose speaker systems are available as well.

Starting MSRPs for the 2007 Audi A4 range from $28,240 for the base model sedan to $39,100 for the Cabriolet, with the Avant falling between the two.