After brawny response to the A1 Sportback Concept that debuted in town way back in 2008, Audi promised to bring a creation edition of the auto hatch to the market, though it’s been MIA ever since. Now, the Audi A1 is expected to eventually entry at the 2010 Geneva Motor Show.
Set to go head-to-head against the popular Mini Cooper from the BMW Group, the A1 is due to debut with four-cylinder engines only, all of the 2.0L or smaller. Both gasoline and diesel variants are expected, as is turbocharging for both. Both types of motors are due to be backed up by both a six-speed drill and Audi’s six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission.
While a three-door hatch version of the A1 is due to be the first to start production, a five-door help is believed to be ordered to debut later and Audi is rumored to be exploring a redeemable help and a high-performance S1 model.
While a three-door hatch version of the A1 is due to be the first to start production, a five-door help is believed to be ordered to debut later and Audi is rumored to be exploring a redeemable help and a high-performance S1 model.
While the Audi A1 is expected to go on-sale in aggregation some time later this assemblage mass its bounteous debut, there are no plans for U.S. sales as of yet. Audi says they can’t attain the playing housing for it as they don’t believe Americans will be selection to clear a payment for a small automobile no matter how feature-laden.
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