It's mind boggling how much more car you could get for this money and cheaper even.

This makes the Polo GTI look like a bargain.

Small cars just keep getting bigger, basically the same size as an older A3

All manufacturers are taking ing the piss with their prices, lost the plot with the motor industry, completely ripping off the public with EV vehicles and combustion engined models.

You can get a used 2020 E Class for the same price 😆😆

I benefitted massively from this car. I had the manual 35 TFSI (they stopped selling this engine/gearbox config in the UK after yr2) and made back more than double my initial deposit when I handed it over. At the time I paid 23K for a factory order. I miss it. It was fun and nippy enough and I brought my first child home in it.

The first gen was such a great thing. The s1 👌.

I bought my Mrs one of these back in 2019 for £22k. That’s some price increase!

I remember when the MK2 Ford Focus RS was £29k and more recently the Honda Civic Type R was £31k. Boggles the mind when this version of the Audi A1 is £31,500. Inflation is no joke!

Shout out for the G Shock!

30 grand for that, I paid only 32 for a second hand RS3 its a beast, 15000 miles 5 years old, and something like 4 seconds to 60, ill never buy new

The new world of car prices is scary. The entry level models now almost cost what a 4 series was costing only 5 years ago. Fucks going on! The average joe is being priced out the new car market at an alarming rate. 70k now for an rs3 that’s just silly money for a hot hatch.

Actually looked in Germany for a 40TFSI. It has the 207hp Polo GTI engine. Eventually tune it to 260hp and you have a great pocket rocket!

Remember when you could get a new golf r for 30k

Beautiful car but too expensive

Cooper S MINI and some change. 💵

I've run one of these for 3 years as a second family car. It's a great car and the cockpit is what makes it and would have you choose this over a Polo. People saying it's too expensive need to open their eyes. Cars are too expensive. If you want to compare a 6 year old larger  car to this in terms of price, go ahead and do that but people buy new cars for reliability and ease of use. If you'd rather spend your money on a larger older car, that's your prerogative. I bought mine for 32k and it's worth 28k now. Cars have simply shot up in price even second hand ones.

Not seen your channel b4 and I’m really impressed

Audi tend to do decent discounts so whatever you do don't pay £30K 🤣

I bought a new and bigger Skoda Scala with the same engine/gearbox for exactly half the price of this Audi.