Audi 200 1988–1991 car dimensions: 4793 mm long, 1814 mm wide and 1422 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,300 kg. Braked towing is 1,600 kg.
The cabin offers automatic climate control as standard along with electronic cruise control. Power windows, locks, mirrors and seats with driver memory are fitted. Wood inlays and a trip computer feature. ABS is standard. No camera or sensor based aids appear.
Boot space measures 570 litres. A ski sack is available for longer items.
Payload reaches 550 kg. Braked towing capacity is 1600 kg and unbraked is 680 kg. The car suits light trailer use.
The cabin offers a roomy five-seat layout with generous head, leg and hip room. Front seats use layered foam for support and comfort, with height adjustment on the driver side and rest positions available. Velours upholstery is standard with leather and sport seats as options. An ergonomic cockpit features analog gauges including oil pressure and temperature plus a digital trip computer. Fully automatic air conditioning is standard with independent rear heating and ventilation controls. Power windows cover all doors and heat-reflecting tinted glass is fitted. A power sliding sunroof appears on some grades along with wood inlays and leather-wrapped steering wheel.
Petrol turbo five-cylinder engines with catalytic converter
Major service interval every 30,000 km
ABS standard with four-wheel disc brakes
Procon-ten restraint system with belt tensioners
Fully galvanised body with 10-year anti-corrosion warranty
Child safety locks on rear doors
The Audi 200 runs on petrol with turbocharged five-cylinder engines and a three-way catalytic converter. Fuel system electronics include knock sensing and allow use of different octane grades including unleaded. Average consumption figures appear in some specification lists around the 10 l/100 km range depending on model and driving.
Servicing centres on a major inspection every 30,000 km. Oil and filter changes occur more frequently at 15,000 km intervals. The timing belt requires replacement at higher mileages. Hydraulic valve lifters and self-adjusting components reduce routine maintenance needs. Exhaust system uses mainly stainless steel.
Safety equipment includes standard ABS on turbo and quattro models together with ventilated front disc brakes. The Procon-ten system retracts the steering column and tensions front belts in a frontal impact. Height-adjustable front three-point belts and rear belts are fitted. Child locks protect rear doors. A fully galvanised body carries a 10-year perforation warranty.
Keeping the car involves attention to the turbo system, quattro differentials where fitted, and regular fluid checks for the central hydraulic power steering and brakes. Parts availability remains reasonable for common service items. Corrosion protection is strong from the factory galvanising.
Length 4793 mm, Width 1814 mm, Height 1422 mm, Wheelbase 2687 mm (200 1988–1991)
Sources: manufacturer data and published specifications.