JOSE Mourinho is the
self-proclaimed extraordinary one well, there's a new candidate to his throne.
Hailing from Germany, step onward Audi's five door city car. The new A1 Sport
back is the whole thing good about small cars. It has style in profusion,
provides a sporty drive and its low running costs mean there's never been a
better time to rationalize.
My test car for the week was the opening
level 1.2 TFSi in Sport guise. This model may be at the bottom of the group in
terms of engine and price but, believe me; it's as good as any in the line-up.
The little petrol engine provides 83bhp, but being the lightest car in its
class, it feels quite energetic and it punches well over its weight.
Around town the little A1 is
nimble and receptive, and the light navigation makes it a doddle to park.
Venturing on to the motorway and the A1 can grip its own. You can get up to
cruising speed earlier than most medium-sized hatches, and it's nippy enough to
overtake lacking being frightened by larger vehicles.
On the roundabout roads, the A1
can be a real blast. The 17-inch wheels provide plenty of grips, and the
precise navigation lets you tackle corners with ease. The perky little petrol
unit has plenty to offer, and the raspy note from the tire when pushed hard
sounds like there is something much better under the bonnet.
The A1 replaces the A2, which sold
well enough without being a show up car. Audi's new city car has style in profusion
and, in Sport spec with 17-inch wheels, looks absolutely beautiful. Audi's city
car gives off a sporty and powerful appearance. The stern spoiler and coil
bonnet and tailgate add to the sense of prowess. The wide stance and the brave
shoulder line running around the car gives it an athletic, yet elegant look.
With a lot of people now choosing
to economize, the Audi A1 is the ideal choice. Like all Audis, the A1 has excellent
build quality and the cabin is refined. You won't think like you've lost out
too much, as the interior of the A1 is as complicated as its bigger stable
mates. The use of soft-touch materials gives the A1 an up market feels. And if
size really matters, then don't be put off by a urban car. I'm somewhat over
six foot, and I found the A1 very comfortable. Passengers in the back didn't protest
of being cramped, and, after a week behind the wheel, I couldn't responsibility
it’s soothe.
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