Audi 100 Coupé S

Vehicle Description

“Lord of the Rings” in a sports suit, automotive rarity from 1st hand
– 1.9 L in-line four-cylinder petrol engine with 85 kW (115 hp) and manual gearbox
– German first registration on 17.02.1972
– Speedometer reading 15,300 km
– Very nice two-tone paintwork with decorative stripes
– Good condition of all chrome parts, bumpers etc.
– Well-kept interior with minor signs of wear
– Underbody apparently without rust through
– Contemporary VDO additional instruments for on-board voltage, ampere display, oil pressure,
coolant temperature and timer, front and rear seat belts
– Blaupunkt stereo car radio LMKUU, Clarion Car Stereo Model PE-421, rear speakers

On behalf of the customer

To complement the successful 100 saloon, Audi presented the 100 Coupé S at the 1969 IAA. This almost independent coupé was more than just an old family coupé hat. The “100 Coupé S” was not only 200 mm shorter and 90 mm lower than the saloon, it was also more powerful. The four-cylinder engine with a compression ratio of just 10.2:1, a square ratio of cylinder bore and piston stroke and the changes in the mixture flow rate ensured 115 hp and acceleration from 0 – 100 km/h in 10 seconds. The “Audi-typical” front grille with the 2 twin headlights and the “Italianized” bodywork provided an independent Audi flair. Technical innovations, e.g. a height-adjustable steering wheel, the refined ventilation system of the Audi 100, five slots in the wide C-pillar for forced ventilation, the standard heated rear window, the torsion crank axle at the rear and much more documented the legendary Audi slogan “Vorsprung durch Technik”.

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