How does the Audi A5's quattro all-wheel drive system enhance handling?

I've heard that the Audi A5 has a quattro all-wheel drive system, but how does it actually improve the car's handling on the road? Is it just for driving in snow and rain, or does it make a difference in regular driving situations?

The quattro all-wheel drive system in the Audi A5 is not just for driving in extreme weather conditions. It actually enhances the car's handling by distributing power to each wheel individually, providing better traction and stability on the road.

Think of the quattro system as an extra set of eyes and hands for the driver. It constantly monitors the road conditions and adjusts power to the wheels accordingly, allowing for smoother and more precise handling.

As someone who has personally driven an Audi A5 with quattro, I can say that the difference in handling is definitely noticeable. You can feel the car gripping the road better and making sharper turns with ease.