New Audi A1 S line Style Edition

Audi has added to its A1 supermini line-up by introducing a new S line Style Edition trim grade.

Based on the existing S line models, the Style Edition cars are distinguished by their xenon headlights, LED daytime running lights and 17” V-spoke alloy wheels. Furthermore, many of the exterior components have a black finish, including the door mirror caps, roof line elements (or the entire roof on five-door Sportback versions), grille, number plate holder and front fog light surrounds.

Audi A1 S Line Style Edtion 3-Door (2013) Front Side

Style Edition buyers have a choice of Phantom Black, Misano Red, Ice Silver and Glacier White paintwork, all of which are either pearl-effect or metallic shades.

Available with a selection of three petrol and diesel engines, prices for the A1 S line Style Edition range from £18,125 to £20,605 on the road. That makes them £950 more expensive than the regular S line variants, but Audi is claiming the extra specification is worth £2,200.

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