Engine & Performance
- Engine sizes in current listings
- 1000 cc and 1400 cc
- Most common engine size
- 1000 cc (1 listing)
- Transmission in listings
- Automatic, Manual
- Drivetrain in listings
- 2WD
Carbarn Botswana has 2 Audi A1 Sportback vehicles in Japan available for import to Botswana, priced from 65,000 to 172,500 BWP. Current listings cover 2014–2021, with odometers from 53,000 to 90,000 km. All current Audi A1 Sportback listings are Petrol. Each of the 2 Audi A1 Sportback listings below shows its exact grade, odometer and inspection evidence. Where the approved calculation is available, Carbarn Botswana also shows an estimated Botswana landed cost alongside the Japan stock price.
Japan stock available for import to Botswana
Audi A1 Sportback stock
2 units · 65,000–172,500 BWP
Landed est.
94,728–249,824 BWP*
Route
Japan
Durban· ~40 days
Years
2014–2021
Odometer
53,000–90,000 km
*Estimate only, calculated on 4 November 2026. Final figures are confirmed on your proforma invoice.
Fuel types
Petrol
Model codes
GBDKL
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Stock at Japan
Petrol
53,000 km
Grade: 4
Stock at Japan
Petrol
90,000 km
Grade: 3.5
Audi A1 Sportback overview from current listings in Botswana
Last updated at 4 Nov 2026Stock at Japan
Petrol
53,000 km
Grade: 4
Stock at Japan
Petrol
90,000 km
Grade: 3.5
Buying a Audi A1 Sportback for Botswana from Japan means choosing between examples, not between models. Year, model code and condition grade do the separating, and each listing carries its own evidence for all three.
Each Audi A1 Sportback page shows the fields held for that car and leaves out the ones that are not. A blank means the information is not held, not that it does not exist.
A used Audi A1 Sportback is judged most reliably from the photographs and the recorded fields together. Anything material that appears in neither is worth asking about.
A small hatchback like the Audi A1 Sportback does most of what daily driving asks — commuting, short trips, tight parking — while costing less to run than larger cars of the same age. Used, it is one of the easier buys to judge: simple mechanicals that any workshop knows, and a condition that shows clearly in the grade and photographs. A modest, well-kept Audi A1 Sportback will outlast a better-equipped one that was neglected.
Petrol is the simplest way to own a Audi A1 Sportback: serviceable almost anywhere and well matched to short, mixed driving. It gives ground to diesel on heavy highway work and to hybrids in slow traffic; if neither describes the driving ahead, the petrol Audi A1 Sportback usually makes the most sense on value.
Where the Audi A1 Sportback you want is not listed, describing it is quicker than waiting — the year, version and budget are enough for a search in Japan.