I don't know it there is a Haynes manual for that model or not, but I doubt they are worth buying nowadays. It seems that with the multiplicity of different models and variants, and the supposed impossibility of repairing (rather than replacing) faulty parts, Haynes are unable to produce a repair guide that is of much use to the home mechanic. I bought one for my 2007 A3 that I have little use for as it is filled with phrases like "not serviceable" and "replace with new component". It's inevitable I suppose, given the increasing complexity of modern motor technology and its use of electronics, that less can be done by amateur mechanics like me, so I can't blame Haynes for the drawbacks of their guides.