How is the Quattro system different in the Audi A6?

I am interested in purchasing an Audi A6 and noticed that it has the Quattro system. Can someone explain to me how this system works and what sets it apart from other AWD systems?

The Quattro system in the Audi A6 differs from traditional AWD systems in that it uses a center differential to distribute power. This allows for more balanced handling and improved performance in all weather conditions.

The Quattro system also uses torque vectoring, which allows for better cornering and handling on different types of terrain. It's like having all-wheel steering for improved agility.

I own an Audi A6 and can personally attest to the Quattro system's reliability and performance. It provides great traction and stability on wet or icy roads, making it ideal for daily driving in any climate.