Why does the Audi 80 have a smaller turning radius compared to other cars in its class?

I noticed that the Audi 80 has a significantly smaller turning radius than other cars I've owned or driven. I'm curious as to what design or engineering choices Audi made to achieve this feature.

The Audi 80 was designed with a front-wheel drive layout and a transverse engine, allowing for a smaller engine compartment and resulting in a tighter turning radius. Additionally, the steering system was designed with precise and responsive steering for better maneuverability in tight spaces.