Audi A1 spied undisguised

smike

I hope not. The headlight shape on earlier pictures was much better. These seem to have started to melt.

By smike on 22 December, 2009, 10:00am

Much though Audi's are great car's, they forget that not everyone wants "bling" headlights. And for that reason I'll stay with Lexus for now.

By CartoonDriver on 22 December, 2009, 11:56am

Nikis

You cannot compare an Audi and a Lexus.

According to the axiom "You get what you pay", the poor Audi A1 belongs to a lower class.

I mus say this, most Audis are technically very progressive and the S ones have a good acceleration capacity.

I would be very happy, if my Alfa 156 1,8 TS had an 1,75 lt Turbo Benzina 200 PS motor instead of the 1,8 TS 140 PS one.

Perhaps the AUDI S1 will be the car to look for. Small powerfull and hybrid with very low gas consuption

By nikism on 22 December, 2009, 6:08pm

oh why the that blingy look ?

By alkers500 on 24 December, 2009, 11:09am

Audi rank snob factor over practicality. The reason why you want a small city style car is because its cheap, nippy and economical. Expensive designer headlights and flashy styling doesn't matter. If you have the money for a glitsy car that looked like a bigger Audi, you wouldn't buy an A1, you'd buy an S4

By markdsanders1 on 25 December, 2009, 5:49pm

This car has to be "blingy" ... its competing with the Mini, Fiat 500, etc. People pay a premium for these cars for their "look", why else would someone buy the 500 over the substance-identical Ka, or why would someone by an A1 over an ordinary Polo?

By odg495 on 27 December, 2009, 8:00am

Audi are trying just too hard. Its all bling, celebrities and no substance. Their cars are just boring to drive and the build quality is not as good as anyone says.....trust me, I have a new TT.

By mondeo_man on 2 January, 2010, 11:54am

I'd just like to say that they aren't bling. If you are paying attention to cars and the new regulations then you would know that the L.E.D running lights will become standard on every car in Europe in 2 years time. They have to be at a certain height to comply with these regulations. I think they look alright actually, they look better on an Audi than any other car. And to comment on the blingy remarks, they are optional, and if you think about the audience that this car is appealing to, I think they would appreciate and like it. You may not like them, but if everybody liked every car in production, well that would be a boring world wouldn't it?

By Matt2093 on 5 January, 2010, 9:32am

A small car it ain't! The Seat Aroza was a small car. That car is a medium sized lump.

By Niadra on 9 February, 2010, 1:31pm