Audi A3 e-Tron 2005-2017Change

here's an almost Olympian strength to the four interlocking rings on the Audi badge, and it's in no way misleading. Whether you love the stoic Germanic styling of these cars or not, you can be in no doubt you're buying a level of solidity that even the Japanese can't beat. But they're pricey and not dynamically flawless.

This car is fantastic for riding around in the city with and I would reccommend it to anyone who can afford it.

The car is great, very pleasing and satisfying to drive and to steer. The wheels are quick and responsive and I had no trouble staying on the road.

This car is perfect for when I'm going to and from work. It's also perfect to drive the family around and go to events while looking good. I recommend this to anyone

Audi’s first road-going plug-in hybrid, and a shot across the bows of every family hatch in existence. Audi is adamant the fully-electric car tech isn’t at the races yet (take that, Nissan Leaf), and pure internal combustion is not long for this world (look out, everyone else).