What is the difference between a front-wheel drive and a quattro permanent all-wheel drive in an Audi A3?

I've been researching the Audi A3 and I keep seeing mention of front-wheel drive and quattro permanent all-wheel drive. What do these terms mean and how do they affect the driving experience?

Front-wheel drive means that the power from the engine is distributed to the front wheels of the car. Quattro permanent all-wheel drive, on the other hand, distributes power to all four wheels at all times.

One of the main differences between front-wheel drive and quattro permanent all-wheel drive is the handling and stability of the car. Quattro provides better traction and control, especially in adverse weather conditions.

Front-wheel drive is more commonly found in smaller cars, while quattro permanent all-wheel drive is often found in larger and more powerful vehicles like the Audi A3. It ultimately comes down to personal preference and the type of driving experience you prefer.