Audi A1 review - pictures

This is the handsome Audi A1 supermini.

The smart layout, excellent execution and quality materials used in the dash gives the A1 a classy look.&nbsp; <p class="p1">Impressive Bose sound system is a £690 optional extra, but our SE model featured alloys, air-con and a 6.5-

<p class="p1">LED headlights aren’t an option on entry-level SE cars, but you can specify auto lights and wipers for £125 – plus foglamps for £140.&nbsp;</p>

Audi, as always, provides the A1 in a number of different engine sizes and power outputs.

The overall driving experience in the Audi A1 is mature and civilized rather than exciting like its rivals, the MINI and DS3.

Audi also offers the A1 with a 1.4-litre petrol engine with two output levels, 123bhp and 148bhp.

The swept-back headlamps are similar to those on the A3 and A4 models.

The Audi A1 comes with a 1.0 litre TFSI petrol engine with the output of 94bhp and CO2 emissions at less than 100g/km.&nbsp;

The Audi A1 has plenty of space for passengers in the front seats considering its size.&nbsp;