Used 2017 Audi A3 Sportback e-tron Consumer Reviews
Sure it has USB ports!
Bought a used 2016 and it still gets great mileage and the Sporty mode is fun. Love my first AUDI! Incorrect review, there are a few USB ports to charge my stuff.
Love my A3 Etron
Snagged an Audi A3 Etron on Carvana. Limited supply and high demand. Love my sporty wagon. Very peppy. Drives smooth and similar to my hybrid Jetta. Plug-in option gives you a bonus 25 miles just on EV, Lots technical Bells and whistles even on the premium trim.
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- 1.4 TFSI PHEV Premium Plug-In Hybrid 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $18,400110 mi away
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- 1.4 TFSI PHEV Premium Plus Plug-In Hybrid 4dr HatchbackMSRP: $12,000274 mi away
Good but needs more miles per charge
I thought I can live in the short distance in the charge but it is very lacking. My dash shows 24 miles per charge, I drive 3 miles to my destination and then 3 miles back, all while the needle is in the “Efficiency” range and I will be left with about 6 miles on the dash. I’ve owned this car for about 4 months and am already looking to trade it in. The rest of the car is fine. Enough room for two kids in the back, the sort back makes the trunk have enough space for any normal errand. The gasoline engine alone when you’ve ran out of electric juice leaves a lot on the table for anyone that expects any type of “fun”. The braking is absolutely horrendous. You either don’t get enough pressure or it is coming to a complete stop immediately. I took it to Audi and apparently it’s working as designed. The car looks great inside and out, but I would not purchase this vehicle if I knew yesterday what I knew today.
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2016 A3 E-tron
For a hybrid it is the best on the market next to a Tesla. Luxury feel, fuel efficiency, responsiveness, and a good looking car.
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Battery Range is 10-12 miles
If you're buying this car because it has a battery, consider something else. If you drive this care like it's an Audi you can expect 10-12 miles/charge. If you drive it like a Chevy then maybe you can 15-16 miles/charge. Handles fine; sits really low to the ground. o visibility isn't great.
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