Audi A2 in general

Well I have now had the 1.6 A2 car for a few months and I love it, the air con is great and the open sky system much admired, it is a bit sluggish sometimes in low gears but really shifts on the motorway, the MPG is about right (as per the spec.. 48) and I really recommend the driver info system as it is very useful to know how much petrol you have got left, good fun to drive as the 1.6 version surprises people with the speed it can shift at. I have tried and successfully got 2 mountain bikes in the back (when the seats are out) and as it is physically the same size as a Corsa it really is genius in design. Hope this info is useful................. ...

Ok, the A2 is expensive in relation to some other small cars, but having owned one for 3 months I can only heap praise on it. I don't drive it every day as its my wifes car, but, I jump into drive it when ever I can. Its fun, well built, not plasticy at all(I understand that the LHD cars tested in the UK were pre-production prototypes), economical and turns heads were ever we go. As a 6'5" driver I can get comfortable, although my seat position would seriously hamper a rear seat passenger. With my wife and I in the car the shoulder room has never been a problem. the only downside is that the drivers footwell is a little cramped, and my size ...

This is the brand new Audi 'town car' that isn't released in Britain yet but will be very shortly. We went to Audi's head quarters in Bedfordshire to test drive these and other Audis over the two test tracks that they have built there. One is a hill track with many steep gradients and hair-pin bends and the other is a speed drome where you can get up to 130 mph. We drove the mid-range A2 and it was a left hand drive as they are not built for this country yet. We found it to be a boxy car with lots of head room for everyone but not much girth or length. It is meant to be one of those 'easy to park' town cars and as such it fulfills its ...