Is the Audi A1 any good?

Audi A1 Sportback reviewed

Audi Takes on MINI

The Audi A1 Sportback has the fabricate nature of an exceptional auto in a little five-door hatchback body. It's a commendable contrasting option to models, for example, the Mini 5, Volkswagen Polo and the fashionable Fiat 500.

One of the A1's greatest offering when it was launched was its brilliant interior, however time has not been benevolent to the Audi and the new Mini hatchback trumps it as far as quality, and is additionally significantly all the more fascinating when it comes to looks. Continue to read more about the Audi must, visit reconditioned engines first.

The Sportback's back doors give it an undeniable favorable position over the three-door rendition of the A1 and it likewise offers marginally more head and legroom in the back, albeit tall grown-ups will in any case battle to get settled. Its boot is likewise somewhat smaller than the Polo's.

Audi A1 takes the fight to VW

The A1's little size makes the Sportback simple to drive, regardless of the possibility that it isn't exactly as much fun as smaller than expected. The Audi A1 engines range is fantastic, be that as it may, and the 1.6-litre diesel can return more than 80mpg. The 228hp S1, in the meantime, offers quick execution that is practically inconceivable in a car of this size.

Standard gear levels are not too bad, yet not splendid considering the A1 is one of the expensive models in class. That implies all A1s get heating and cooling, a Touch DAB radio, in addition to electric windows front and back.

Audi A1 Sportback petrol Engines

 In June 2015, the 1.2-litre petrol was supplanted with a three-cylinder 1.0-litre petrol engine which makes more power (94hp versus the 1.2's 85), utilizes less fuel (67.3 versus 55mpg) and emanates only 97g/km of CO2, making it allowed to assess.

Audi A1 Sportback diesel Engines

While all Sportbacks are cheap to run, the most economical is the 1.6-litre diesel. It can return more than 80mpg and produces CO2 emissions of 93g/km with the goal that it is additionally allowed to assess. Even better, with 116hp it is likewise really fast for an car of this size.

Lots of passenger space

Contrasted with the three-door A1, the Sportback has 11mm of additional headroom in the back. 

It's not much but rather it makes longer journeys a ton more practical – it's still not by any stretch of the imagination the intended for conveying more than two grown-ups in the back, however.

The Boot Space

 The Sportback's boot limit is unaltered from the three-door, so it has 270-litre limit accessible behind the back seats and 920 litres with them down. The 270-litre boot trounces a Mini's, yet is littler than the space offered in the Polo.