2013 Audi A1
VEHICLE HIGHLIGHTS
This A1’s appeal here is its 1.4 TFSI petrol engine with 122 hp and a manual gearbox, paired to a compact three-door layout that keeps running and parking simple for a first-car buyer. It’s presented as an A1 suited to urban driving while offering the sharper refinement you expect from the model.
Claimed fuel consumption of 5.3 L/100 km makes this a strong candidate if fuel running costs and ease of ownership are priorities; five seats and a practical load space mean weekend errands and light touring are straightforward. The car’s specification and drivetrain balance economy with usable performance for everyday motoring.
Located in Valmary Park, Durbanville, Western Cape — enquire to book a viewing or test drive. If you’re searching for a used A1 for sale or the A1 1.4T FSi ATTRACTION 3Dr, contact the dealer to discuss specifics.
SELLER'S COMMENTS
2013 Audi A1 1.4t FSI Attraction 3DR Price: R129,000 Installment FROM R2800/pm (T&C Apply) Location: 11 Taurus Street, Brackenfell, 7560
Highlights: • Mileage: 148 000Km • Transmission: Manaul • Fuel Type: Petrol • Full-Service History: Yes • Condition: Excellent
Features: • Dual Airbags (Driver and Passenger)
Why buy from us: • Professionally inspected vehicles • Transparent & honest deals • Quality you can trust
Finance can be arranged | Trade-ins welcome | Nationwide Delivery
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Audi A1 safety rating
Rated 5 out of 5 stars for adult occupant protection — ANCAP, 2011 (rating has expired).
Australian-market RHD rating — indicative for SA only where the SA derivative matches the tested safety spec (airbags/ESC/AEB).
Audi A1
Audi’s A1 Sportback is pitched right at the aspirational end of the small-hatch spectrum in South Africa, and you feel that the moment you look at the price spread. With 70 active listings ranging from R89,500 to a heady R669,200, it’s pretty clear this isn’t a car for bargain-hunters chasing runabouts. The median price of R551,620 puts you firmly in the “new car” camp, and with 41 new cars versus 29 used, most buyers are showroom-bound. On paper at least, it’s locking horns with the Mercedes-Benz A-Class, Mini Cooper 3-door, and the VW Polo GTI, but the badge pull runs strongest for those who want premium touches in a compact package. Engine options are mostly academic, honestly — almost everything you’ll find is a 1.0-litre 30 TFSI, with the odd older 1.2 TFSI or 1.6 diesel floating around, and transmission choice is just as varied, though the S tronic is what most end up with. If you’re shopping, odds are you’ll be choosing between the Black Edition 30 TFSI S tronic (23 listings, R509,900 to R669,200) and S line (19 listings, R479,995 to R629,410). That’s the point: spec and colour matter here more than what’s under the bonnet. Used examples are encouragingly fresh, averaging just 40,937 km, even with some 2011 models in the mix. Where the A1 really earns its stripes is inside. Interior quality is a cut above the Polo GTI — proper physical buttons, crisp panel fit, and an infotainment system you won’t need a degree to operate. The Mini is quirkier, sure, but the A1 keeps things polished and quietly premium. For buyers who want their small car to feel special without being flashy, it’s what the A1 should have been from the start.
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Valmary Park, Durbanville, Western Cape
Audi A1 FAQs
Common questions about the Audi A1 in South Africa.