Interesting Facts About the Audi 100 C2
The Audi 100 C2, also known as Typ 43, was introduced in 1976 as the second generation of Audi's executive sedan line. Produced until 1982, it represented a key evolution for the brand during the era when the Audi 100 series ran from 1968 to 1997 across four generations.
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Second‑Generation Launch (1976‑1982)
The C2 model debuted in 1976 and continued production through 1982, succeeding the first‑generation Audi 100. As the second generation (C2), it carried forward the two‑door option that was available in the first two generations of the series.
Pioneering Five‑Cylinder Engine
In August 1976, the Audi 100 C2 became the first car in the automotive industry to feature a five‑cylinder gasoline engine. This engine, internally known as Type 43, set a new benchmark for performance and helped position the C2 higher in the market.
Long‑Running Popularity and Parts Support
The C2’s production span and enduring demand are reflected by the extensive spare‑parts market covering model years 1976‑1983. Enthusiasts can still find a large selection of OEM and genuine components for restoration and maintenance.
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