mamboo

Audi still has no plans to bring its A1 subcompact model to North America
Audi developed the little A1 to give it a premium small car to compete with the likes of BMW's Mini Coope and Fiat's Alfa Romeo MiTo
read more on http://www.auto-power-girl.com/cars-..._for_u_s_.html

I'ma Lazzzzer

not too surprised. A1 is just a smaller A3 and i do not think the A3 is selling well in the states

Kris Hansen

I think the A3 is selling well actually, but I doubt most Americans are ready for a micro car that's not Japanese.

m444

The A1 is just another Audi that AOA is flapping their gums about, which they don't want to import to the USA. They just love to tease the Audi enthusiasts with cars they are not bringing to our shores.

AOA teased the USA public for a long time before bringing any diesels over here and then the selection was pretty limited at that.

Either be real and bring to USA shores or don't bother us these unobtainable products.

Also, the A3 might see more sales, if they would also offer a sedan.

Phil

As other makers prepare their new smaller products (Mercedes, BMW, Lexus and others), Audi has ignored the A3 in hopes to create higher transaction prices to raise the brand closer to BMW and Mercedes (aspiring for Tier1 status).
New A3 should capture more sales (considering current A3 has about zero ad dollars) when it is re-designed to include a sedan.

Sxandy

Well, it all depends on how you drive your car. Not all cars get the best economy at 55MPH, it depends on gear ratio, I have had cars that deliver better fuel economy at 70 MPH, Like a 1970 Plymouth Duster I had years ago.