2010 Audi A1 Review

The 2010 Audi A1 has arrived with an exterior style similar to that of Mini Cooper and provides both the front wheel drive as well as all wheel drive mechanism options. However, there's some serious bad news for the US Audi fans. As per the latest reports, until 2015, the new A1 will be not delivered in US markets by the Audi, because of tax issues posed by the American Government. Audi has decided to release the second generation version of Audi A1 in 2015 in the automotive market of United States.

It has been marketed in other automotive markets, and is currently giving a tight competition to the Mini Cooper, and BMW 1-Series cars.

The present generation A1 borrows its design from Mini Cooper version that had a great success in its release over five years. In comparison to the size of Audi A3, the current generation A1 is comparably smaller in size but longer, taller and wider than the infamous Mini Cooper. Its size is exactly same as that of the BMW 1 Series cars.

The 2010 A1 has arrived in two versions; a 2-door hatchback and the 4-door hatchback. The basic version of 2010 A1 supports front wheel drive, whereas high power models of Quattro powered engine come with all wheel drive.

The new Audi A1 also has standard six-speed automatic transmission, and an optional 5-speed manual transmission. As a whole, 2010 A1 is going to be a fair deal, but it may not be able to compete with the BMW 1-series cars due to lack of presence in the US automotive markets.