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Don't think I could have done it: http://usedcars.audi.co.uk/zoom.aspx?Id=601067924

] It says they only looked at the top 10 selling cars of 2009 - surprised the A3 made it on to that list although seeing more and more of them about now.

Plenty pics of the changes here: http://www.audi.de/de/brand/de/neuwagen/a3/a3_sportback/multimedial_erleben.html Click on the enlarge picture icon in the top right corner of the photo to click through. Then it's spot the difference....there's a couple of other tweaks there.

It's Lee_R who sourced the photos - didn't pick up on the S-Tronic shifter, they've made it look exactly like a manual. Not exactly essential changes - the original design has aged really well.

Bit of extra chrome above and below switching for hazards/ESP etc. And possibly slimmed down 'grab handles' on the centre console?

Nice colour but how come Holland is the only country with a yellow front number plate :think: - spoils the looks of the car IMO!

With S-Tronic (no stop-start, I think that is quite new so may not be many about with that feature) getting high 40s or low 50s on longer runs - quite happy with that.

Late 2011 I'd guess.

:laugh: On a side note, you would struggle for anyone to notice the alarm going off, it's that quiet (for a car alarm!)

Weblink: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/carreviews/grouptests/249259/vw_scirocco_r_vs_rivals.html

The OEM version does shift up/down quite early, well before the red line anyway.

Only advantage with Michelin is that they do last 20000 miles plus. My A3 came with Dunlops - don't know why new A3s come with different makes? After 14000 there's still a decent bit of tread left but will look out for the quieter ones for sure.

Up to 14000 miles now and I can't say mpg has changed much since day one - mix of driving 49-50mpg, that's with S-Tronic. From what I've seen I am not sure cruise control helps the figure - when I use cruise the DIS mpg figure starts to drop.

http://www.vcacarfueldata.org.uk/ved/ This is the government page so will be the one used for car tax.

Recently new model VAG launches have come with the full range - I know what you mean though, in the past it would take a while for all versions to filter through.

What exactly does high beam assist do?

Options got: Cruise control - great if doing a lot of motorway miles BOSE - impressed but haven't ever had a chance to hear non-BOSE Aluminium rails - essential, sets off Sportback really well USB - good but basic, not worth the mark-up Parking sensors (rear) - does what it says on the tin...

Hi shilts - careful with the typing there ;-) - it is a brand new car, you will be the first registered owner. If you phone them and tell them what you are looking for, they go away and must check for the cheapest dealer. They then come back with a range of dealers and best prices, for me it...

From last year the Jetta had the same Common Rail diesel engine but until then it wasn't so you would find the A3 engine more refined and more balanced on power delivery. Personally I cannot fault the 2.0 TDI, it's a good balance between economy and performance. The 1.8 TFSI is relatively...

Try http://www.uknewcars.com/ - went through them as best price at the time, a range of dealers so may be able to get one close to where you live.