Should You Buy The Audi A1 Competition Line?

Went on a drive in the audi a1 sportback. This is the s line version and is one of the best new cars in my opinion. This was a used Audi when I initially got the car, but is still an amazing car to drive. I’ve now had the audi a1 for just under 24 months and I thought I’d do an honest car review about whether you should go ahead and buy it or deny it. Hope you all enjoy.
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[@JoshWaller]

I got the MK2 A1 sport 30 TFSI since I’m 17 and that was the only one I was sure I’d get insured on. I love it, especially for me (a new driver) it’s perfect. I’d defo think about upgrading to the comp spec when I’m a bit older and the insurance prices go down 🙌

[@jrich7277]

Currently averaging 50 mpg in mixed driving with my 35 TFSI manual

[@jamiekey2935]

Very helpful video keep it up, I’m picking the a1 comp up this Friday and it was hard to find content on it as its not that well documented especially in England. It wasn’t too bad to insure even though I’m 21 which is a massive pro.

[@carreviewclub]

Thanks Jamie, they’re great cars, I hope you enjoy it!

[@skillfuldabest]

7:10 is that the road to crawley?

[@Lotus.F]

Interesting that your Auto gearbox has only 6 gears whereas my A1 35TFSI has 7 hence should be more economical. I often manage in excess of 50mpg on the motorway and 38 in town. But the 40TFSI is more fun to drive.

[@carreviewclub]

Very interesting indeed! The fuel economy is going to be much better in the 35 for sure 😊

[@MauriceNL1]

6 gear DSG is stronger

[@raduconstantinescu9832]

is it reliable ?

[@carreviewclub]

Yes, very much so, it’s a great car to drive and after doing 16,000 miles in it, the car still drives like a dream!

[@georgevectus5468]

@@carreviewclub What about the parts, in case of smaller accidents, is it easy to get parts, and is it expensive for maintain