Audi A1 Sportback (2015-2017) interior
With bits borrowed from the more expensive models in the Audi range the Sportback feels like a premium product – complete with expensive trim pieces, metal touch points and lots of squidgy plastics that used to be a rarity in this class.
Style
The problem for the A1 is that the class has not stood still and – as it’s one of Audi’s oldest models – it’s starting to look dated next to cars such as the Mini hatchback, which is equally well built and a good deal funkier. That matter in a class predominantly appeals to younger buyers.
The A1 doesn't have the youthful appeal of a Mini three-door
- Used
- £9,157
Infotainment
No matter which A1 you buy, sat-nav is a £1,495 option that comes as part of the Technology Pack. It’s operated via Audi’s familiar scroll-knob controller, which means it’s easy to use even on the move. Sadly, though, the sat-nav system itself is not the best – the 6.5-inch screen is small by modern standards and the graphics are way too pixelly.
- Used
- £9,157