Auto Car | 2010 Audi A5 Cabriolet | The all-new 2010 Audi A5 Cabriolet replaces last year’s A4 as Audi’s four-seat convertible in residence. Even so, the convertible A5 shares many of its mechanical bits with the A4 sedan and wagon, including its 211 horsepower 2-liter turbocharged engine. Shared styling with the A5 Coupe makes the Cabrio a real looker whether the soft top is up or down -- but is it as good to live with as it is to look at? Read on.
Pros
- Great to drive
- Nice blend of power and economy
- Well-appointed interior
- Top can be raised and lowered when the car is moving
- Pricey
- Not enough lockable storage
Description
- Convertible version of the A5 coupe; replaces last year's A4 Cabriolet
- Trim levels: Premium, Premium Plus, Prestige
- Price range (including options): $42,825 - $60,575 ($52,275 as tested)
- Powertrain: 2.0 liter turbo 4-cylinter, 211 hp/258 lb-ft, CVT auto/front-wheel-drive or 6-speed automatic/all-wheel-drive
- EPA MPG estimates: 20-23 MPG city, 26-30 MPG highway
- Observed fuel economy: 23.7 MPG
- Best rivals: BMW 328i, Lexus IS 250C, Volkswagen Eos
- The vehicle for this test drive was provided by Audi.
(about.com)
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