2020 Audi A1 1.0 TFSI 25 Technik Sportback

Description

Got this Audi A1 from a friend who just moved house — it’s been kept well and hasn’t seen much use. Firmament Blue, clean inside, and the leather trim on the steering wheel feels solid. It’s a manual with a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, which I actually use quite a bit — the screen is bright and responsive.

The wheels are 15-inch alloy, 6J 5-arm design, and there’s a USB-C port on both sides, which is handy for charging. The seats have manual height adjustments, and the front passenger seat has a switch to deactivate the airbag if needed — useful if you're driving with a small child or just don’t want it going off.

It’s got a lot of smart features: lane departure warning, auto-dimming rear mirror, Bluetooth, DAB radio, and Audi Connect with voice control. The safety stuff is solid — pre-sense front with pedestrian detection, ESC with ABS, ASR, and hill hold assist. Also has a first aid kit, warning triangle, and a tyre repair kit.

I’ve kept it well-maintained — all the lights work, windows go up and down smoothly, and the air conditioning runs fine. The seats are comfortable, and the boot space is decent for a hatchback.

I’m based in Cullompton, Mid Devon, so if you’re around, I’m happy to meet up and show it off. It’s not the most flashy car, but it’s reliable, practical, and actually drives well.

Price is £11,340 — not a lot of fuss, just a solid car for someone who wants something tidy and tech-savvy without the hassle.

(Just a note: I’m not selling through a dealership — this is my own car, and I’ve been using it for years. It’s not flashy, but it’s been reliable and I’ve loved driving it.)