Audi A2 Introduction
The Audi A2 was a premium supermini. It was manufactured by the German carmaker Audi from 1999 to 2005. The high cars left the Neckarsulm plant in July 2005. Audi A12 is a concept car and first time it was shown at the rankfurt Motor Show in 1997. Based on the concept of Audi A12 the Audi A2 was constructed using the aluminum material.
The A2 was taked to be "before of its second" in plan price-but the van styling like Honda Insight did non gain favor with customers. Audi was covered to be disappointed with the point of sales; The last product is estimated to be 175000 units. In comparing to equal Mercedes-Benz' A-Class sales of 1 million, this sadness on the air of Audi is non amazing.
The A2 was produced in Neckarsulm in Germany. It was the best five-door vehicle on sale in Europe whose common fuel use is little than 3 liter/100 kilometer (94 mpg, royal gallon), although these figures but applied to a specific "3L" reading with a diesel locomotive and narrower tires. Due to the construction, the average A2 weighs less than 1000 kg (2200 lb), and this result in excellent fuel returns for all engines, not to mention superb chassis dynamics.
At the end of production of A2s various rumors were spreading over the web about a second generation Audi A2. But besides this it became known that Audi A1 model is more conventional around 2009 to compete with the MINI. Production of Audi A2 ended in 2005.