Basically unchanged since its introduction, it is one of the classiest interiors you are likely to encounter. The dashboard is perfectly and traditionally designed and has optimal analog gauges and location. You even find yourself eagerly adjusting to the multitude of HVAC control buttons that look and feel so much alike. I couldn t find enough to distract me from thee near-perfect layout. The rest of the interior exudes the class Audi wished to achieve.
Every piece looks and feels of quality.
The leather seats are wonderfully supportive and wider than you would expect for such a modestly sized sedan. You can also opt for leatherette upholstery, which is non-leather seats covered in perforated material, which is a very convincing vinyl imitation of the real thing. This covering is quite comfortable and tends to breathe due to the inherent ventilation. Those wishing to save a few dollars in opting out their A4 would do well to order this. On the other hand, Audi is relatively certain that the majority of Quattro buyers will opt for the leather.