2023 AUDI A1

When you want a little runabout - or maybe your first car - but youd also quite like everyone to think youre doing suspiciously well for yourself, may we present the Audi A1. Because, fundamentally, this is about the same sort of size as a Fiesta, Corsa or Polo. Its economical, easy to park and perfectly happy nipping to work or squeezing into the last remaining space at Tesco.

Except its an Audi.

So, you get all the sensible little-car stuff, but with an additional side order of Ohhh, someones doing alright. And actually, if you want a genuinely small car from a premium manufacturer, what else is there? BMW and Mercedes seem to have decided their smallest cars should now be approximately the size of a semi-detached house.

This one looks particularly lovely in Arrow Grey, with contrasting gloss black alloy wheels and black mirror caps. It stands out without screaming LOOK AT ME, which is quite a difficult trick to pull off when there are four Audi rings stuck to the front.

The spec is properly decent too. Youve got a digital cockpit, smartphone connectivity giving you access to your sat nav, music and messages, plus all the usual electric bits and pieces youd expect from something wearing an Audi badge.

Its come to us directly from Motability, so its had just ONE OWNER, comes with TWO KEYS and has a SERVICE HISTORY. Basically, somebody else has done the boring, responsible ownership bit and now you get to enjoy it. And because apparently selling you the car isnt enough, well also give it a FRESH SERVICE, a BRAND NEW MOT and include our 12 MONTH PARTS & LABOUR WARRANTY.

All completely free of charge. Honestly mate, were ridiculous.

So, if you need a small car but the thought of being sensible enough to buy a normal small car makes you feel slightly depressed, come and have a look at this. Its basically a Fiesta thats put a nice shirt on and started ordering sparkling water.

Features:

16in Alloy Wheels - 10-Spoke Design, Arrow Grey, Novum Cloth - Sport Seats - Granite Grey with Steel Grey Stitching