Audi has become known for the quality of its interiors, and the allroad is a perfect example of why. The materials used, and the fit and finish, are as good as the very best, even in the ‘basic’ models; and, if you upgrade to Sport trim, it’s all topped off with electrically adjustable sports seats and leather upholstery. Common to all, though, is a cabin that’s as easy to use as it is to admire, and the wide range of adjustment on the seat and steering wheel means that pretty much anyone is guaranteed an excellent driving position. Our only complaint – and it’s a minor one – is that the MMI system that controls the infotainment system isn’t quite as good as BMW’s iDrive, but you get used to its idiosyncrasies pretty quickly. The driving position is also a tad high, but not as lofty as, for example, the Volvo XC70 Cross Country.