The A1 Sportback is the more practical five-door version of the Audi A1
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It shares mechanical parts with the Skoda Fabia, VW Polo and SEAT Ibiza
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As well as regular petrol and diesel models, there's a high-performance S1 Sportback
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The five-door Sportback is slightly wider and taller than the three-door A1
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Trim levels are SE, Sport and S line
Larger alloy wheels looks good on the Sportback, but can hurt ride quality
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The A1 Sportback has similarly elegant lines to Audi's larger executive cars
Many buyers are willing to pay a premium for that prestigious four-ringed badge
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Sleek LED lights mark out the front end
The A1 has the sort of interior usually associated with larger and more expensive cars
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Space up front is generous for driver and passenger
The dashboard fit and finish is impeccable
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A multimedia infotainment screen lowers into the dash when not needed
Although it's easier to get in the back of the Sportback than the three-door, space is still a bit tight
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The same high-quality interior materials are used in the back
Boot capacity isn't as good as some cheaper superminis
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But the A1 Sportback is still a useful small family car