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Audi Announces 2016 Model Year Pricing
Audi announced the pricing of its lineup of 2016 model year vehicles.

Photo courtesy of Audi

Photo courtesy of Audi
Audi announced the pricing for its model year 2016 lineup of vehicles. Audi offers its cars in three trim levels, Premium, Premium Plus and Prestige.
For 2016, Audi will be offering the A3 Sedan with a 1.8L TFSI engine starting at $30,900 for the base model Premium package, $33,600 for Premium Plus and $39,750 for Prestige.
Upgrading to the 2.0L TFSI engine will bring the starting price to $34,200, $36,900 for the Premium Plus trim and $43,050 for Prestige. Vehicles equipped with a 2.0L TDI diesel engine will start at $33,200, $35,900 for Premium Plus and $42,050 for Prestige.
The S3 performance model skips Premium trim and starts at $42,500 in Premium Plus and $48,650 in Prestige.
For a complete list of models and prices, read the Audi release here.
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