2013 Audi Allroad 2.0T Verdict - MotorTrend Magazine
For starters, the Allroad is a packaging champ. Rear-seat room is quite decent, there's a generous cargo floor in back, and, with the flip of a few latches, the 60/40 split rear seats drop to produce a plentiful storage space (50. 5 cubic feet) for that antique dresser you just snagged at the... Though the Allroad may be trim in dimensions, it's far from light in luxuries. Just about everything you could want is included in the top-level Prestige package: heated front leather seats, an excellent navigation system, three-zone automatic climate control, that 14-speaker B&O audio system, keyless entry and start, rear... A so-called Audi Connect system brings Google Earth satellite maps to the nav screen and transforms the entire cabin into a Wi-Fi hotspot. Thereafter, it's $30 per month or discounted in bulk packages, such as $450 for 30 months. ) Also on board is a voice-activation system that deftly controls your mobile phone and the nav. (We experienced a few "I can't find that address" miscues, but most of the time the voice-recognition was spot-on. ) The cabin is beautifully finished in leather with aluminum trim, and the MMI interface (a single knob for the nav, audio system, etc. Source: www.motortrend.com
