Top 3 Audi A1 and S1 articles on AutoTrader
Top 3 Audi A1 and S1 articles on AutoTrader
By Ané Theron
Doing a bit of research while you're considering an Audi A1? Read through these three articles and learn what you need to know about Audi's littlest superstar.
If you're looking for a new Audi A1 right this minute, we've got some bad news, but also good news: The second-generation A1 will only be launching locally in September this year, and it's going to be a looker, and worth the wait! In the meantime, have a read through these articles if you're considering a pre-loved A1.
1. Audacious Audi A1: Potency for professional pleasure seekers
"The A1 Sportback, in 1.8T FSI form, has a whole 141 kW and 250Nm on offer. It’s a potent little hatchback, probably more potent than most people need on a daily basis. But there are some of us who are constantly in a hurry, and who like our cars to match the speed of our lives."
If you've been eyeing a slightly older model, this article from 2015 reviews the small, but feisty A1 1.8 TFSI Sport S tronic which is oodles of fun with heaps of style.
2. Audi S1: Pocket-rocket, redefined
Even more potent than the above mentioned A1, the S1 is built for those who want a miniscule premium German hatch with the maximum amount of thrills and power. This article from 2014 has everything you need to know if you are perhaps searching for an older pocket-rocket. Check out these specs!
- 2.0 TFSI with 170 kW and 370 Nm of torque
- 0 to 100 km/h in 5.8 seconds
- First quattro drive in the small compact segment
3. Extensively redesigned: The new Audi A1 & A1 Sportback
"The Audi A1 range represents all of the virtues of the Audi brand with its progressive design, uncompromising quality and ground-breaking efficiency, catering to its modern customer target market – a young, urban, lifestyle-oriented individual."
This article from 2015 thoroughly examines every A1 in the lineup and goes through output and spec level if you've been eyeing a few A1s that are slightly longer in the tooth.
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