Ever since the Audi A5 coupe model was unveiled back in 2007, it has drawn quite a bit of attention for its style, design, and 258 lbs of torque. It has 211 horsepower, but don't let that number fool you. This car has powerThe A5 coupe we tested was a 2.0 TFSI quattro with 6-speed manual transmission. As much as we were tempted to take it to the 180 mph limit, we had to restrain ourselves and cruise at 80 mph. The ride was cool and smooth like vanilla ice cream going down your throat on a summer day.
The Interior
Even in a coupe model, Audi ensured that no detail was overlooked. Being in a car like this makes you feel stylish and sleek even if you're just wearing sweats and heading to the grocery store. But you may not want to wear sweats because heads will turn and people will stop you in parking lots to ask you about the car. Don't say we didn't warn you.
The leather 8-way power seats with driver lumbar and aluminum "hologram" interior trim throughout definitely made an impression. The dark walnut wood inlays are an extra, but added even more style to an already stylish interior. Can you say luxurious?
Being a coupe model, it was to be expected that tall people were not allowed in the back seat, and if a tall person was driving the car, only one person could sit in the back. However, the interior comfort that is likened to a luxury sedan more than made up for the lack of leg room.
Surprisingly, though, the trunk has plenty of space if two people want to take a weekend road trip to say, Las Vegas, like we did. We were able to fit a big keyboard, two medium-sized bags, and a few laptop bags in the trunk.
The Interior
Even in a coupe model, Audi ensured that no detail was overlooked. Being in a car like this makes you feel stylish and sleek even if you're just wearing sweats and heading to the grocery store. But you may not want to wear sweats because heads will turn and people will stop you in parking lots to ask you about the car. Don't say we didn't warn you.
The leather 8-way power seats with driver lumbar and aluminum "hologram" interior trim throughout definitely made an impression. The dark walnut wood inlays are an extra, but added even more style to an already stylish interior. Can you say luxurious?
Being a coupe model, it was to be expected that tall people were not allowed in the back seat, and if a tall person was driving the car, only one person could sit in the back. However, the interior comfort that is likened to a luxury sedan more than made up for the lack of leg room.
Surprisingly, though, the trunk has plenty of space if two people want to take a weekend road trip to say, Las Vegas, like we did. We were able to fit a big keyboard, two medium-sized bags, and a few laptop bags in the trunk.
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