Does an Audi A1 have 5 seats?

Does an Audi A1 have 5 seats?

If you want five seats, you’ll either have to go for the five-door Sportback, or consider something like the DS 3 which has more space in the boot and in the rear. The A1 is over 100mm longer than a MINI hatchback, which means there’s more legroom and the boot is slightly bigger.

What are the different Audi A1 models?

• 25 TFSI Technik 5dr.
• 30 TFSI 110 Technik 5dr.
• 25 TFSI Sport 5dr.
• 25 TFSI Technik 5dr S Tronic.
• 30 TFSI 110 Sport 5dr.
• 30 TFSI 110 Technik 5dr S Tronic.
• 25 TFSI Sport 5dr [Tech Pack]
• 25 TFSI Sport 5dr S Tronic.

Is Audi A1 a good car?

The Audi A1 is a great small car, very economical to run and comfortable. It is a solid little car, very comfortable and feels safe and reliable. When I bought mine they did not do a 5 door version but they do now and this would be more practical and is probably what I will go for when I decide to change.

Is the Audi A1 5-door bigger than the 3 door?

Audi’s A1 5-door Sportback is slightly taller and wider than its 3-door sibling, but you’ll find very little penalty in terms of style. The sharp creases and dramatic LED lights, front and rear have been carried over.

Can you fit a baby seat in an Audi A1?

Audi A1 Securing child seats with ISOFIX. Child seats can be secured to the ISOFIX anchorages on the outer rear seats if your Audi A1 appears in the model list provided by the child seat manufacturer. Push the mountings on the child seat into the ISOFIX anchorages until they engage audibly.

Is a used Audi A1 a good buy?

That desirability has barely faded over the ensuing decade or so, which in turn means the A1 is a used car that holds its value well. Plenty of good examples have survived well thanks to a combination of sturdy build quality and big numbers sold, and there’s lots of variety too.

Is Audi A1 a turbo?

About the 2019 Audi A1 SPORTBACK 1.0 TFSI The A1 is a front-wheel drive 5 door with 5 seats, powered by a 1.0L TURBO 3 engine that has 70 kW of power (at 5000 rpm) and 160 Nm of torque (at 1500 rpm) via a Seven-speed Auto Direct Shift.

Do Audi A1s hold their value?

Value Retained: 93.4% However, such frill-free A1s nonetheless retain a commendable 93.4% of their new value after a year, even with at most 20 000 km on their odos (although most haven’t even ticked over into 5-figure territory yet).

Is an Audi A1 worth the money?

If you’re looking for a small, easy-to-drive car but don’t want to compromise on quality, the Audi A1 Sportback is well worth a look. It’s a bit like Fabergé egg, because it’s small and looks and feels expensive, but does cost a fair whack to buy in the first place, even if it’s pretty cheap to run after that.