Whats the difference between 5000 Q, 5000 QT, and 5000 Turbo for an 87' 5000 CS Quattro

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Old 02-06-2006, 04:44 PM
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Default Er, no....1987.5 intro'd the 5000S quattro powered by the 2309cc 135hp NF code engine.

I should know, I drive one.<ul><li><a href="http://cuatrokoop.audi-quattro.org/others.htm">http://cuatrokoop.audi-quattro.org/others.htm</a</li></ul>
Old 02-06-2006, 04:52 PM
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Default Not true. All Type44 CS models had a turbo, but not all had quattro.

I have never ever seen a 5000CS that was non-turbo, non-quattro in my life, and I grew up in an Audi dealership from 1981 to 1991. I got my first Audi in 1996, and it is still my current daily driver.

The Type43 on the other hand only had the S model regardless of turbo or not.
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"CS" = turbo (either quattro or not) and plain "S" = non-turbo (later avail. w/quattro)
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Default True: there were 5000cs models without turbo or quattro in 1986

They had multispoke wheels and suede interiors.
Old 02-06-2006, 07:54 PM
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Nope. "C" has always meant "turbo" (at least on 5000's). "S" = non-turbo, "CS" = turbo
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Default Re: CD

good point , but the trim on the CD is so much faster ...ha ha
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Yup! you're refering to the 1986 Commemorative Series. Both 4K and 5K in the Series were CS.
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IIRC, "Commemorative Design" was a trim pkg. Why would they create confusion with a non-turbo "CS?"
Old 02-08-2006, 05:38 AM
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Default Yes, it was a one time only trim package offered in 1986.

Unfortunately, Audi and confusion seem to go hand in hand in many ways (engineering and marketing) and quite a few times.

Since CS was not used prior to M.Y. 1986, there shouldn't be any confusion with prior years models, and no one at that time (1986) could have had a mindset that CS=turbo and gotten confused when a non turbo also had a CS designation. Keep in mind too that regular S models were also available.
I bought my Avant in 85 and spent much time (unfortunately) at the dealer in 1986. Saw all the new offerings, and test drove most. I was not confused, but rather annoyed at myself that I didn't wait another year to buy an Audi.
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Default Re: Nope. "C" has always meant "turbo" (at least on 5000's). "S" = non-turbo, "CS" = turbo

Untrue. I owned a 1986 5000CS front wheel drive when I worked at P/A Manhattan in the 1980's, then a 1986 5000S, also a 1984 5000S,and finally a 1987 CS quattro, which I still own along with a 1988 VW Scirocco 16V. "S" is German for (Spritzen)injected , turbo is t (turbolader) "CS" was just a TRIM package. Salud.


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