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2017 Audi A5 & S5 Sportback

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2017 Audi A5 & S5 Sportback

The 2017 Audi A5 and S5 Sportback bring a sleek five-door fastback body style to Audi's mid-size lineup, blending coupe styling with hatchback practicality. The A5 Sportback features refined exterior lines and an upscale interior, while the performance-oriented S5 Sportback adds quad exhaust tips, sport seats with diamond-stitched leather, and the Audi Virtual Cockpit digital gauge cluster. Both models offer the signature Singleframe grille, LED lighting, and quattro all-wheel drive as standard equipment.

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