Audi 200

The Audi 200 was a luxury executive car produced by the German automaker Audi. It was part of the Audi 100 line and was introduced in 1979 as a successor to the Audi 100. The Audi 200 was in production until 1991.

As for windshield replacement options for the Audi 200, several companies manufacture windshields compatible with this vehicle model. Some well-known companies in the automotive glass industry include Pilkington, Saint-Gobain Sekurit, and Carlite. These companies offer replacement windshields that are designed to fit the Audi 200’s specifications and provide the necessary safety and performance standards.

When it comes to features for windshield replacement, the Audi 200 did not come equipped with advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) such as lane departure warning or forward collision alert. These features were not commonly available during the production years of the Audi 200.

However, if you were to install an aftermarket windshield with ADAS capabilities in the Audi 200 or any other vehicle, certain considerations should be taken into account. ADAS systems rely on cameras and sensors mounted on the windshield to function properly. Therefore, it is important to ensure that the replacement windshield is compatible with the ADAS features and that the camera and sensor placements are accurate.

Recalibration is usually required after windshield replacement, especially when ADAS features are involved. Recalibration is the process of reprogramming or realigning the ADAS sensors and cameras to ensure accurate functioning. This recalibration process typically requires specialized equipment and expertise, and it is recommended to have it performed by a professional technician or at an authorized service center to ensure the ADAS features work correctly.

It’s worth noting that the Audi 200, being a vehicle produced from 1979 to 1991, does not come with factory-installed ADAS features. However, if you were to retrofit ADAS features in the vehicle, the windshield replacement and recalibration processes would be similar to what is commonly followed for modern vehicles equipped with ADAS.