What is the difference between FWD and Quattro on an Audi 80?

I am looking to buy a used Audi 80 and I am not sure what the difference is between front-wheel drive and Quattro. Can someone explain it to me?

The main difference between FWD and Quattro on an Audi 80 is the type of drivetrain. FWD means that the front wheels are responsible for propelling the car, while Quattro is Audi's all-wheel drive system which distributes power to all four wheels for better traction and handling.

One of the benefits of Quattro on an Audi 80 is that it provides better handling and improved traction, especially in adverse weather conditions. If you live in an area with frequent snow or rain, Quattro can give you better peace of mind on the road.

I have an Audi 80 with FWD and I have never had any problems with it. It still handles well and is very fuel efficient. However, if you enjoy a sportier driving experience or frequently drive in inclement weather, Quattro may be a better choice for you.