Metallic - District green
Metallic - Manhattan grey
Metallic - Progressive red
Special metallic - Ascari blue
Prices and colour availability may vary based on trim.
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£29,725 - £47,410
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£26,883
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£298*
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£12,877
Colour guide
Solid - Arkona white
Free
If you want your A3 to look like a kitchen appliance, Arkona White could be the colour for you. It’s not an inspired choice and will show up a lot of grime you’ll pick up on the road. Being a neutral colour could give you a decent return on the used market, though.
Solid - Brilliant black
Free
It’s free, it hides dirt well and you won’t have trouble finding a buyer when you decide to sell it. As aside from these practical benefits, Brilliant Black actually looks rather good on the A3, giving it that upmarket feel without having to spend a penny.
Specifications
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Metallic - District green
£595
Green isn’t the most obvious colour to spec for your car, but this District Green is a nice option. Second-hand values may suffer as it’s not a common or popular shade, but it hides dirt well and helps the A3 look really smart with black or silver trim pieces.
Metallic - Glacier white
£595
Glacier White is another metallic colour that adds a bit of sparkle to an otherwise standard body colour. It glistens more than a solid white colour, but it too will show dirt more readily than darker hues. It’s a popular used car colour, though.
Metallic - Manhattan grey
£595
This moody tone gives the A3 an upmarket look, with the added benefit of hiding dirt well. The metallic flakes in the paintwork add a bit of sheen, and this colour works especially well with the silver exterior trim of the Sport trim.
Metallic - Mythos black
£595
The go-to choice for buyers wanting a hassle-free dark colour with a slight shine to it. Mythos Black is another colour that gives the A3 a grown-up feel that looks good regardless of the trim you pick. It’s popular with used car buyers as well.
Metallic - Navarra blue
£595
Navarra Blue manages to look both elegant and sporty at the same time. It looks especially good when optioned on the S Line trim with its silver exterior trim detailing. Scratches and scrapes do show up easier on darker colours, so be careful where you park.
Metallic - Progressive red
£595
One of Audi’s basic colours, Progressive Red is a bright tone that helps the A3 stand out. It works well with black trim pieces and although it’s not the best for selling on, it makes the A3 look dynamic.
Metallic - Python yellow
£595
This eye-searing paint option works best when paired with the range-topping Edition 1 trim, where its dark exterior trim, sporty body kit and big wheels make it look like an S3 in disguise. It isn’t the most popular colour on the used car market, but who cares when it looks this good.
Pearl - Arrow Grey
£595
Arrow Grey is a muted shade but the pearl effect offers a unique twist, with a hint of light blue.
Pearl - Daytona grey
£595
If you prefer a touch of understated elegance for your A3, then the rather classy Daytona Grey with pearl effect is the one to go for. It can be specced on the top two trims where it gives the A3 a very upmarket feel and it’s a popular colour that should help you maximise your resale value.
Special metallic - Ascari blue
£895
Ascari Blue is not available on the entry-level Sport trim, but specify it in one of the other trims and you get a lovely dark blue shade that looks suitably premium.