The 2011 Audi A5 is pretty much identical to its twin from 2010. The only difference between the 2010 and 2011 Audi A5's are that a few extra upgrades accompany the 2011. The extra-speedy coupe is higher than the budget of many drivers, but tends to be well worth every penny. The MSRP for the A5 is on an average of $36,500 and $44,000. The 2.0 liter, 4 cylinder engine and all standard 4-wheel drive makes this beauty a road-stunner.
The 2.0T version is not as powerful as the V6; if you can afford the better engine, choose the bigger one. Whether you are operating the 2.0T or the V6 engine, you will not be able to tell that you are operating a high-performance vehicle, because of the heavy weight of the A5's engine. The 258-pound torque engine and 211 horsepower attributes to this greatly.
Automatic transmissions of the A5 have been known to give rough driving experiences for buyers; however, the manuals have shared a much smoother riding experience. The standard all-wheel-drive plays a definite role in its satisfactory traction. Six-speed manuals are available, as well as six-speed automatics.
The 2.0T version is not as powerful as the V6; if you can afford the better engine, choose the bigger one. Whether you are operating the 2.0T or the V6 engine, you will not be able to tell that you are operating a high-performance vehicle, because of the heavy weight of the A5's engine. The 258-pound torque engine and 211 horsepower attributes to this greatly.
Automatic transmissions of the A5 have been known to give rough driving experiences for buyers; however, the manuals have shared a much smoother riding experience. The standard all-wheel-drive plays a definite role in its satisfactory traction. Six-speed manuals are available, as well as six-speed automatics.
Inside of the car, two-trim leather accompanies all levels. The most common option for this is Alcantara. Automatic climate control is also available in standard. The mulch-interface of the Audi is incredible. It is super impressive, with fine interior of the seats (even though the seats are positioned low); however, the headrests and leg room for the backseat are very limited.
The precision of the 2011 Audi A5 is amazing. Everything from its design to its handling makes this car full-quality, but it also has cons to it, just as every other luxury vehicle does. Like we mentioned, its cramped backseat is a major deduction, and the quality of the automatic transmission due to the heavy engine. An extended test drive is recommended for any buyer, to make sure this is the car for you.
On the contrary, its power steering is speed-sensitive, which ultimately helps regulate the overall roughness of the car's drive. Both the manual and automatic transmission excels at massive, first-rate speeds to appeal to those double-danger drivers. The 2.0T engine lets you enjoy the fuel economy to its fullest, and the Audi's MMI system is one of the biggest leaders in the auto industry. Technology, luxury, and power - overall- will satisfy any consumer of this A5 Audi.