The Audi A3 is a very attractive option on the pre-owned market since it makes the performance, the technology, and the prestige of an Audi sedan available to many more buyers due to its reduced price.
Impressive performances
A pre-owned Audi A3 is a very fun-to-drive premium compact sedan that benefits from the same level of engineering that goes into Audi’s larger and more expensive sports cars. This can be felt in the refinement and precision of the suspension and steering systems as well as in the responsiveness of the powertrains. As standard, the A3 is equipped with a very efficient 2.0L turbocharged engine that makes 184 horsepower, and a more powerful version of the same engine can be found in many pre-owned models making 228 horsepower. Combined with a 7-speed S Tronic dual-clutch transmission and the famed Quattro all-wheel drive system, this makes for a safe and engaging driving experience in any weather. If you want more power and even more impressive performances, the S3, and the RS3 can also be found on the second-hand market.
Full of advanced technologies
A pre-owned Audi A3 is a good choice if you want to benefit from many advanced safety, comfort, and convenience features in your next vehicle without having to pay extra. The A3 offers a long list of technologies such as a head-up display, the 12,3-inch Virtual Cockpit digital instrument cluster with a moving map display, the Audi Connect connected services that allow you to control certain functions of the vehicle via your phone, a 15-speaker Bang & Olufsen premium audio system, and the front and rear Pre Sense active safety systems that can prepare the vehicle’s safety systems if it detects a crash is about to happen.
A practical design
Despite its very compact exterior dimensions, a pre-owned Audi A3 is a very practical vehicle, especially if you often have to drive in the city. Indeed, the A3 benefits from its small size to more easily maneuver around traffic while still offering more interior space for the rear passengers than most of its competitors.
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