The most obvious reason that people will want to purchase the 2019 Audi A3 is the base trim's affordable price tag. Starting at the lower end of $30k, the Audi A3 does have a competitive MSRP that gives it an edge over other luxury sedans. Of course, the higher up you go in trim levels, the more expensive the car will become. Still, it is one of the more reasonably-priced models out there, and it proves to be a good deal with how many features come standard. If you end up going for the base trim, you will probably want to equip the Convenience Package. This package includes features like keyless engine start and stop, LED lighting for the interior, window surrounds formed in high-gloss aluminum, and Audi side assist. The package doesn't pack too much bigger of a price tag on to the vehicle, and the features that included are really nice to have. It will save you from spending more money on a higher trim level just to get these features as standard.

Excellent handling. To make the driving performance all the more engaging, Audi has given the A3 some seriously impressive handling capabilities. As we already mentioned, the all-wheel drive system keeps a solid grip on the road surface throughout all kinds of maneuvers. The vehicle itself has a sporty and light feeling while rounding through curves. The suspension is well-tuned, creating a strong sense of balance and sturdiness for the vehicle. Overall, the driving performance is well-rounded and exciting. A comfortable ride quality. While you will enjoy the spunky nature of the driving performance, the 2019 Audi A3 has a wonderfully comfortable ride quality. While some larger bumps in the road will cause a little bit of a tussle, the ride is otherwise very compliant and smooth. The comfort is only added to with the spacious and well-cushioned front seats. Riding for hours can actually be delightful in this sedan. Features are easy to use. A lot of automakers are still working to perfect their infotainment technology and make features easy for all types of drivers to use. Audi, however, has it pretty well nailed down. The infotainment system has crystal clear graphics, and the buttons that appear on the touchscreen display are set up in a logical, easy-to-follow order. Everything feels intuitive, and there are enough physical controls for non-tech-savvy drivers to feel comfortable with the A3's technology.