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Check out the favourite Audi models as chosen by Carwow customers

Audi A1 Sportback

A posh small car that’s spacious and packed with kit

7/10

Audi A1 Sportback review

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From £22,167 (£221* / month)

Audi A3 Sportback

High-tech, upmarket hatchback

8/10

Audi A3 Sportback review

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New Audi A3 Sportback

From £27,776 (£265* / month)

wowscore

8/10

The average score of all new Audi models on sale.

RRP

14,555 - 201,458

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About Audi cars

Audi as we know it was formed by the merger of four German brands - Audi, Horch, DKW and Wanderer - in 1932. It was purchased by Volkswagen in 1966, and that really began its tenure as one of Germany’s best-known and most upmarket car manufacturers.

Fast forward to today and Audi’s range of stylish and popular cars ranges from small, premium hatchbacks up to massive SUVs. In between, you’ll find a growing range of electric cars as well as some seriously impressive performance models.

What our car expert says

“Audi builds so many different models it’s enough to make your head spin. It’s worth getting to grips with the range, though – most Audi cars are among the best of their kind.”

Mat Watson

Chief Content Officer

Expert Car Reviewer

Audi FAQs

Who owns Audi?

Audi is part of the Volkswagen Group and has been since 1966. It’s the group’s main prestige brand, sitting above Volkswagen but below Bentley in the pecking order.

Where are Audi cars made?

The two factories in Germany, in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm. Audi also has production facilities in Belgium, Hungary, and Mexico.

Are Audi cars reliable?

Audi doesn’t tend to perform as well in reliability and owner satisfaction surveys as the likes of Lexus. That’s not to say that Audi doesn’t make cars that are generally reliable, but some other makes are less likely to develop the odd fault.

From new, an Audi comes with a three-year, 60,000-mile warranty. The length of cover can be extended at extra cost for more peace of mind.

Are Audi cars expensive?

Audi is a premium brand so, yes, its cars are quite pricey. You’ll pay more for an Audi than a Seat or Volkswagen, even if the cars share many parts underneath.

That said, an Audi will generally be less expensive to buy than the equivalent Mercedes-Benz.

You also need to take account of resale values to work out the whole life cost. Most Audi models are in strong demand on the used market, so you’ll get back a sizeable chunk of the original price when you sell on your Audi.

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