Audi A3 1.6 TDI ultra: 14% additional tax liability. That’s about it. [updated]
Posted on 05-08-2013 at 8:56 by sir_smokalot – 42 Comments”
Good morning, a dienstmededeling for your daily bowl ontbijtmuesli: Audi unveils the A3 ultra. That sounds like a car that is very hard, but don’t be fooled, only stingy leasevolk will receive an extra crease in the trousers.
Previously added Audi simply an ‘e’ after the well-known TDI-letters as nomenclature for their schraapmodellen, but recently have the purple pants in Ingolstadt apparently determined that ‘ultra’ is a better designation. Our best, the creature must have a name.
Subcutaneous is this 1.6 TDI identical to the Golf Bluemotion, which means that the car has 110 hp and, more important, 85 grams of CO2 per kilometre emissions. This also means, in 2014, a place in the 14%-bijtellingscategorie, but there must from next year (thank god) or simply motor vehicle tax to be paid.
As each spaarmodel is the A3 ultra is lower, the aerodynamics optimized, and they continue to roll on low-weerstandbandjes. He is there as driedeurs and as Sportback. The total weight amounts to 1.205 kg.
Than just the paper specs: 0-100 in 10.5 seconds, a top of 200, and a consumption of 3.2 liters. The latter means, according to Audi, is that thanks to a tank capacity of 50 litres) only to the 1,500 km have to refuel. We are gambling that the average driver already having a hard enough going to have to dagtellerklokje drive around.
From september, the leasetopper, with manual zesbak, on the market. In Germany, the price 25.200 euros, the Dutch pricing ahead follow at a later date.
UPDATE: The new A3 1.6 TDI ultra is in the Netherlands available from 25.950 euro. The driedeurs e Edition o.a. front fog lights, Audi sound system, light and rain sensor, MMI navigation plus and Audi connect has a starting price of 29.990 euro. The e Edition Sportback costs 30.690 euro. The Audi A3 1.6 TDI ultra is from the end of september at the Dutch Audi dealers and is now available.
The A3 Sportback 1.6 TDI ultra consumes 3.3 l/100 km and emits 88 g CO2/km. This version is, thus, only this year, for 14% tax liability into account.