Review
A 1,000-mile round trip over the Christmas holidays was the ideal road test for our long-term Audi A5 Sportback – and it didn’t disappoint.
Our A5, featuring a 170bhp 2.0-litre TDI diesel engine mated to a six-speed manual gearbox, achieved an average of 50.7mpg, compared to the claimed 54.3mpg on the combined cycle.
A remarkable performance helped by Audi’s start-stop and brake energy recuperation systems, which in turn result in emissions of 137g/km.
A company car driver choosing the A5 Sportback would therefore pay 18% of the P11D value this tax year and 19% for 2010/11.
Not bad for a five-door coupé with premium status and good residual value performance.
In addition, its boot offers a capacity of 480 litres with rear seats in place – 980 with them folded down – making it a practical choice as well.
The Sportback is aimed squarely at fleets, with 75% of the 5,000 units per annum intended for this sector.
Specs
Manufacturer | Audi |
Model | A5 Sportback |
Specification | |
Model Year | 0.00 |
Annual VED (Road tax) | £0 |
BIK List Price | £27,550 |
CO2 | 137g/km |
BIK Percentage | 18% |
Insurance Group | N/A |
CC | N/A |
Fuel Type | Diesel |
Vehicle Type | |
Luggage capacity (Seats up) | N/A |
Running Costs
P11D | £27,550 |
Cost per mile | 63.17ppm |
Residual value | £12,500 |
Insurance group | N/A |
Fuel Type | Diesel |
Cost per mile | 0.00ppm |
Fuel | 0.00ppm |
Depreciation | 0.00ppm |
Service maintenance and repair | 0.00ppm |
Info at a glance
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P11D Price
£27,550
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MPG
54.3 -
CO2 Emissions
137g/km -
BIK %
18% -
Running cost
3 Year 60k : 63.17 4 Year 80k : £9,725 -
Fuel Type
Diesel