Los Angeles Times
Audi came back from the brink in 1995 to go toe to toe with Mercedes and BMW. That comeback started with the A4. The latest edition includes such “hot-off-the-workbench” technologies as dynamic steering (to provide counter-steering when the car reaches the limits of handling), lane-departure warning, and a side-object warning system. Put it in Sport mode and “get thee to a snaky country road, and quick.”
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