Bruce

I agree Raoul. I'm terribly sick of seeing the same rear-end virtually copied onto multiple other models. What's more, I reckon the rear-end is just too short.

Tycoon

And it's sitting too high for my taste....

EnI

Are those CELIS LED rear lights standard, or optional (only in combination with xenon headlights & LED DRL)?





Since we have seen spy pics with regular non-CELIS rear lights ....

Tycoon

Bruce

Agreed! Taken as a whole, it looks quite odd.

bmer

Are you sure they are made by Hella?

Monster

100% Agree with both of you. The car is just not long enough to be a nice cabriolet. Those tail lights should have been on the A5, I don't know why Audi chose not to fit them on the A5 1st.

Those LED headlights just doesn't work on the A3. The entire headlight design reminds me of the game tetris where you have to fit all the different shapes together and form a rectangle. It just doesn't look as well integrated as those on the R8 and the A5.

I just don't like this car, the VW Eos is much better.

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Centurion

I was seriously hoping that the shape would be more leveled like the Cross Cabriolet.

klier

The front looks nice, but the side and back need some getting used to I think (for me at least)

Let me get back to this in a week, when these images have settled in my mind! That's better than saying something not so nice about this car, when I don't even mean it.

SDNR

I'm looking at this little car and I'm thinking to myself that this is what VW should have built as a Golf Cabriolet ...rather than the EOS.

It could so easily be the great grandchild of the original Golf Cabrio.

This Audi actually has some real charm about it, unlike the VW EOS.