A3 sedan concept ahead of Geneva debut

[1cleanAMG]

Audi has released a few sketches of its Geneva-bound A3 concept, and in keeping with previous reports, the automaker is intent on bringing a sedan version of its smallest model to market.

Audi describes the A3 concept as a "four-seater notchback sedan" and measures in at 174.84-inches long – about six inches longer than the current five-door model. The front fascia is a further evolution of Audi's more aggressive snout, complete with full LED headlamps and new trapezoidal grille. The greenhouse is suitably squat, with an arching roofline that terminates in a thin, low-slung C-pillar to give it the de riguer "four-door coupe" shape.

More intriguingly, the powertrain is comprised of a turbocharged five-cylinder engine – likely pulled from the TT-RS – outputting 408 horsepower through Audi's Quattro all-wheel-drive system.

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Good job, you beat me to this.

You have to start posting these in the right sections

[1cleanAMG]

Good job, you beat me to this.

You have to start posting these in the right sections

Yes I know. I thought about it after I made the thread. I will place new threads in their respective sections.

This sketches look awesome. I am looking forward to seeing how the real thing looks compared to the CLC concept.

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[DavidV]

They should make a coupe on the same chassis.

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They should make a coupe on the same chassis.

I'm with you for a coupe.