A grand statement by design. 

Performance against practicality has always been the discussion around coupes, but the 2013 Audi A5 Coupe harmoniously blends them together with brisk performance, all-weather traction, room for four, and a fuel-efficient* turbocharged engine. The result is perhaps the best answer yet to the great coupe debate.

Attention is earned.  The Audi A5 Coupe goes out of its way to see and be seen, with 2013 bringing revamped designs of the headlights, taillights, and fog lights. The available Audi S line® package unleashes the Audi Sport® racing heritage by adding sharper styling to the front and rear bumpers and rocker panels, resulting in a sports coupe that looks as good as it drives.

Luxury provides comfort.  The interior design of the A5 Coupe focuses on the driving experience as much as feel. The instrument panel is angled toward the driver, with ergonomically designed controls and a leather-wrapped multifunction sport steering wheel falling naturally to hand. Coupled with the available Twelve-way power sport front seats" (which includes four-way power lumbar adjustment for both front seats) and three-zone automatic climate control, just sitting down in the cockpit seems like a luxury unto itself.

Great power demands greater control.  A car this sporty deserves the ability to be driven to its greatest potential. The often-imitated Audi 2.0-liter TFSI® four-cylinder engine delivers power and torque smoothly over a broad range of engine speeds through direct fuel injection, intercooled turbocharging and the Audi valvelift system. Audi quattro® all-wheel drive system adjusts the power continuously between the front and rear axles, delivering superior traction in practically all driving conditions.

Be ready for any circumstance.  In the A5, safety does not take a back seat to performance and practicality. Six airbags* keep occupants protected from the front and sides, while Electronic Stability Control helps secure your trajectory at all times. In the event of a collision, intelligent sensors automatically unlock the doors, switch on interior and hazard lights, and cut off fuel flow to the engine.**

Source: audiusa.com