How does the Audi A5's Quattro all-wheel drive system work for handling corners?

I'm considering purchasing an Audi A5 and I've heard about the Quattro all-wheel drive system. How does it actually improve cornering and handling performance?

The Audi A5's Quattro all-wheel drive system uses a center differential to distribute power between the front and rear axles based on driving conditions and driver input. This allows for better traction and stability when accelerating out of corners, improving overall handling performance.

In terms of cornering, the Quattro system also allows for a more even distribution of power between the left and right wheels, helping to reduce understeer and oversteer. This means you can take corners confidently and smoothly, even at higher speeds.