How is the Audi A5's quattro all-wheel drive system different from other all-wheel drive systems?

I'm considering buying an Audi A5 and have heard a lot about its quattro all-wheel drive system. But I was wondering what sets it apart from other all-wheel drive systems and how it affects the car's performance. Any insights would be appreciated!

The quattro all-wheel drive system in the Audi A5 is different from others because it is a full-time system, meaning power is distributed to all four wheels at all times. This improves traction and stability, especially in slippery or tricky driving conditions. My advice would be to test drive the A5 in different weather and road conditions to truly experience the benefits of quattro.

Unlike some other all-wheel drive systems, the quattro in the Audi A5 is able to adapt to changing situations in real-time, which improves handling and agility. As a proud owner of an A5, I can say that it makes a noticeable difference in both everyday driving and more spirited driving. My recommendation would be to try out the A5 on a curvy road or in a tight parking lot to feel the quattro system in action.