Quiet Demise of the Audi A1 2.0Tdi in 3 and 5 Door
Discussion
No announcement, no ceremony the Audi A1 2.0Tdi is no more.
I just tried to spec a new one up as love my current car and nope no can do.
It is a pocket rocket on the motorways with great fuel economy to boot.
The highest it goes now is 1.6Tdi. :-(
What a shame might have to keep mine a bit longer unless they are sorting a 2.0Tdi quattro out ;-)
I just tried to spec a new one up as love my current car and nope no can do.
It is a pocket rocket on the motorways with great fuel economy to boot.
The highest it goes now is 1.6Tdi. :-(
What a shame might have to keep mine a bit longer unless they are sorting a 2.0Tdi quattro out ;-)
Pistachio said:
No announcement, no ceremony the Audi A1 2.0Tdi is no more.
I just tried to spec a new one up as love my current car and nope no can do.
It is a pocket rocket on the motorways with great fuel economy to boot.
The highest it goes now is 1.6Tdi. :-(
What a shame might have to keep mine a bit longer unless they are sorting a 2.0Tdi quattro out ;-)
The a1 is due a facelift so I suspect they will either replace it with the newer 150 engine or they will point you to the COD 1.4 tsiI just tried to spec a new one up as love my current car and nope no can do.
It is a pocket rocket on the motorways with great fuel economy to boot.
The highest it goes now is 1.6Tdi. :-(
What a shame might have to keep mine a bit longer unless they are sorting a 2.0Tdi quattro out ;-)
JackReacher said:
Not sure why anyone would chose the 2.0tdi over the 1.4cod engine, the petrol makes much more sense. The torque of the diesel might be better on the motorway, but for motorway use a longer wheelbase golf or A3 makes more sense, I find the A1 ride a bit too fidgety on the motorway.
Hmmm A3 bit dull for me although the new ones chassis is better, I think I would rather have the Golf if I need to get that large with a car or look at the Audi TT Tdi ultra possibly.Just for the petrolheads I would love to own an RS3,4,5,6 but serouiusly for everyday they use tooo much fuel. Would spend the fuel economy savings on a cooler car for weekends.
We've just bought an nearly new A1 2.0tdi BE and much prefered it over 1.4 CoD engine which was fine but my wife loves the slug of torque and the economy is much better for her 50 mile a day commute. The CoD seemed to be another one of those great on paper engines but the 2 cylinder mode seems to engage under such limited conditions (according to what I've read on forums such as A1 owners club) that it's economy didn't appear to be much better than the normal 1.4. On top of this, as a long term ownership proposition I'd rather have the proven diesel over the new tech of the CoD engine.
Each to thier own I guess but I have to say the 2.0tdi can be hustled along at a very entertaining pace without any effort whatsoever. Overall an excellent car and probably discontinued due to silly initial asking price limiting demand.
Each to thier own I guess but I have to say the 2.0tdi can be hustled along at a very entertaining pace without any effort whatsoever. Overall an excellent car and probably discontinued due to silly initial asking price limiting demand.
daydotz said:
va1o said:
Was supposed to be a facelift for 2015 due about now but hasn't materialised yet
im still hoping 

Very much as expected just bringing the S1 looks to the standard A1s.
Bringing this back on topic the 2.0 TDI hasn't made a return. Engine line-up consists of 1.0, 1.4 and 1.8 TFSI petrol engines along with a 1.4 and 1.6 TDI diesel. The 1.0 is a turbocharged 3-cylinder which has renewed my hopes for the GT Up!

va1o said:
And its landed today!

Very much as expected just bringing the S1 looks to the standard A1s.
Bringing this back on topic the 2.0 TDI hasn't made a return. Engine line-up consists of 1.0, 1.4 and 1.8 TFSI petrol engines along with a 1.4 and 1.6 TDI diesel. The 1.0 is a turbocharged 3-cylinder which has renewed my hopes for the GT Up!
I'm sure I've read the uk A1 won't get the 1.8(certainly not before the Gti) 
Very much as expected just bringing the S1 looks to the standard A1s.
Bringing this back on topic the 2.0 TDI hasn't made a return. Engine line-up consists of 1.0, 1.4 and 1.8 TFSI petrol engines along with a 1.4 and 1.6 TDI diesel. The 1.0 is a turbocharged 3-cylinder which has renewed my hopes for the GT Up!

www.audi.co.uk/content/audi/about-audi/latest-news...
i quite fancy a new A1

Edited by daydotz on Saturday 15th November 10:34
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