Buyer's Guide
Audi's global design is instantly recognizable, even if the luxury automaker doesn't sell nearly as many cars in the U.S. as its German rivals. Even so, Audi continues to provide customers with tech-forward luxury cars and a handful of very quick and capable performance cars including the R8 supercar and the RS 7 Performance hatchback. The new E-Tron electric SUV is aimed squarely at the Tesla Model X.
Least Expensive: The A3 sedan is the smallest and least expensive model offered by Audi. A3 buyers, however, will have many options that can quickly inflate the car's low-$30,000 base price. The outgoing model's lineup included the 288-hp S3 sedan and the big-shouldered five-cylinder RS 3 with 394 hp.
Sportiest: Audi's history of performance cars spans decades and can trace its roots to early rally competitions. The company's current lineup of performance cars includes the R8 supercar, TT RS, RS 5 coupe and Sportback, and the inimitable RS 7.
Best Fuel Economy: The Audi with the best fuel economy doesn't run on fuel at all. It's the E-Tron, the automaker's new battery-electric SUV, and it's EPA-rated at 74 mpg-e combined. The E-Tron can also travel 204 miles before needing to recharge.
Most Expensive: At around $200,000 depending on the model, the mid-engine R8 coupe and Spyder with their 562 or 602 hp V-10s are the most expensive offerings in Audi's lineup.
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