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New Audi A3 hatchback previewed: Initial styling impressions

New Audi A3 hatchback previewed: Initial styling impressions

Rigval

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An all-new Audi A3 is scheduled to be launched at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show and since no one can keep a secret these days we have the official photos of the new hatchback Audi.

 

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My first impression of the new Audi A3


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Kar_lover

It just looks like a bigger A1. And i hate the A1. Yucks!! Audi is now dangerously following their parent VW. The A3 and Q3 both look like bigger versions of the A1.

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