What is the difference between Audi's quattro system and other AWD systems?

I'm considering buying an Audi and I've heard their quattro all-wheel drive system is the best in the market. Can someone explain to me the technical differences between quattro and other AWD systems?

Hi Cindy, I'm an engineer at Audi. The main difference between quattro and other AWD systems is that quattro uses a center differential to distribute power between the front and rear wheels, while other systems often use a transfer case or viscous coupling. This allows for better handling and traction in various driving conditions. Hope this helps!

Hey Cindy, I've been a loyal Audi owner for years and I can tell you from personal experience that quattro is unparalleled in its performance. I've driven in heavy rain, snow, and ice and the quattro system always keeps me in control. Definitely worth the investment.

Hi Cindy, I'm not an expert on cars but from what I've read, quattro uses a specially designed center differential that can distribute torque not just between the front and rear axles, but also between the left and right rear wheels. This makes a huge difference in steering and handling, especially on curvy roads. Hope that helps!