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Originally Posted by 111R
It's really not bad for what it is. If it handles well for a FWD car and is priced right, I can see it having much success in Europe, if not in the US. I can see my wife liking this as a replacement for her A3 TDI if anything happened to it, as Audi has abandoned this market by offering the new A3 in the US as a sedan. Oh, they do plan on bringing in the A3 Sportback as a hybrid, but who wants that vs. a diesel?
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My wife also has an A3 5dr. She's really disappointed about the new A3 not offering a hatch form in the US, and when we were in Italy in October we already saw the new platform A3 (3dr and 5dr) running around
Maybe this "2 active tourer" could be the replacement for her car.
Back on topic, I agree the naming and branding is wrong for this car. And offering M-sport badging on this would be ridiculous. This is not motorsport inspired, motorsport heritage, motorsport anything.