Filed under: Sedan, Europe, Hatchback, Audi, Luxury
While we adore sexy three-door hatchbacks in the same way that our lungs crave oxygen, our fellow countrymen don’t quite seem to feel the same way. Three-doors simply don’t sell in America, and that’s exactly why the delicious 2013 Audi A3 Wagon isn’t headed to the states, according to The Detroit Bureau.
Instead, American buyers can look forward to a market-specific sedan version that Johan de Nysschen, CEO of Audi of America, says won’t share so much as a single body panel with the longroof you see above. While that’s a crying shame by our eyes, de Nysschen says the U.S.-spec 2013 Audi A3 will likely be successful enough to boost model sales to 30,000 per year.
The A3 Sedan is expected to bow with a more upscale, refined interior and more passenger volume as well. We wouldn’t be surprised to see an abundance of available technology options as well. The Detroit Bureau says the new model may even bow with the same touch pad control system found on the Audi A8 and a larger LCD screen mounted in the dash.
U.S. not getting new A3 Wagon, separate sedan being developed originally appeared on AudiMobiles on Thu, 08 Mar 2012 13:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.