But what really sets the A1 Sport apart is the muscular S
line bodykit.
It's also worth noting that Audi has been a bit cheeky with these pics by fitting most of the cars shown with the optional S -
line bodykit.
If you'd like a Volkswagen Passat with a sporty edge, go for the R - Line car, with an R -
Line bodykit, special exhausts and some exclusive badges.
Could this be an extreme S -
Line bodykit, or even a styling kit from an aftermarket manufacturer?
Sporty ST - Line cars start from # 16,145, and include an ST
Line bodykit, 17 - inch alloy wheels, sports seats and pedals, plus a 6.5 - inch touchscreen infotainment setup.
Not exact matches
GT
Line models look faster thanks to a
bodykit, 18 - inch wheels and twin exhausts, and get some practical extras like a reversing camera.
Moving up to the AMG
Line trim adds AMG alloy wheels, bright LED headlights, LED rear lights, tinted windows, sports suspension, upgraded upholstery and a more aggressive
bodykit.
A sportier look is also available from the aggressively styled R -
Line, with its angular
bodykit and model - specific alloy wheels, while a sports steering wheel enlivens the interior.
The AMG CLA 45 comes with all the equipment on the AMG
Line, plus lots of sporty AMG extras, including a
bodykit, sports seats, AMG instrument cluster and model - specific alloy wheels.
In S
line trim, you get sports suspension, Audi's clever Matrix LED headlights, sports seats and a subtle sports
bodykit.
The Edge received a series of updates early in 2018, including the arrival of an attractive ST -
Line trim fitted with a sporty
bodykit.
The refreshed Edge will be offered in Trend, Titanium and top - spec Vignale trims, along with a new ST -
Line specification — a sportier choice that adds unique styling details like 20 or 21 - inch wheels, dual - exit exhausts and a sharp
bodykit to the mix, plus sports suspension and variable - rate steering.
Lux
Line trim (an extra # 1500) adds different 18 ″ alloys, Satin Aluminium Exterior trim, Dark Copper Interior trim, Sports Seats and xLine Leather and M Sport trim (an extra # 3000) boasts M
bodykit, High Gloss Shadow
Line exterior trim, 19 ″ M Sport alloys, M Suspension and Aluminium Hexagon interior trim.
The AMG
Line version adds a
bodykit, a different alloy - wheel design, lowered sports suspension and stainless - steel sports pedals.
As its name suggests, the ST -
Line has a sporty bias, courtesy of slightly stiffer suspension and a
bodykit.
Highline models feature parking sensors all round, the R -
Line has a
bodykit and xenon lights, while the Executive gets leather trim.
The new ST -
Line breaks the # 20,000 mark, but adds sports suspension, a sporty
bodykit, rear spoiler, black roof rails, and a host of cosmetic upgrades.
For another # 2,500, AMG
Line adds larger alloy wheels, an assertive
bodykit, metallic paint and some upgraded interior trim.
SE models can look a bit uniform and bland on standard 17 - inch alloy wheels, but move up to S
line trim and you get 18 - inch wheels, lowered and stiffened suspension and a mild
bodykit.
The S5 features a 354PS 3.0 - litre twin - turbo V6 TFSI engine with 349bhp, an eight - speed Tiptronic gearbox and quattro four - wheel drive, while it gets a subtly more aggressive
bodykit than the S
line models.
S
line adds a subtly sporty
bodykit to the exterior, LED lights with strobing indicators, sports seats in softer leather and sports suspension.
Similarly, AMG
Line models receive larger alloy wheels and a
bodykit with a special grille treatment.
Entry - level Sport cars come with leather seats, LED headlights, a reversing camera and 19 - inch alloy wheels, while AMG
Line adds 20 - inch alloy wheels, a sporty
bodykit, adjustable air - suspension and sports seats, which are heated in the front.
Moving up the range to the Sport model adds climate control, the acoustic roof and larger alloy wheels, while S
line trim adds things such as super-bright xenon headlights and a subtle
bodykit.
The flagship AMG
Line trim gets 19in alloy wheel, carbonfibre interior trim and an aggressive AMG
bodykit.
This is an M Sport, so you get 18 - inch twin - spoke alloys with 225/40 front and 245/35 rear tyres, a
bodykit, M Sport suspension, the Individual high - gloss Shadow
Line package and a chrome tailpipe.
The standard Polo GTI keeps the equipment of SEL and R -
Line, adding 17 - inch alloy wheels, a GTI
bodykit, lowered sports suspension and an electronic differential.
Overall, the C - Class Cabriolet resembles a shrunken version of the S - Class Cabriolet, while choosing this AMG
Line model adds a sharp
bodykit, 18 - inch five - spoke alloy wheels and a diamond - finish grille.
SEL cars receive satellite navigation as standard alongside two zone climate control, front and rear parking sensors and automatic wipers, while R -
Line models receive a sporty looking
bodykit.