Latest Information on Audi Q3
Audi's baby Crossover shares many design cues with its older brother, the Q7. The Q3's compact dimensions and quality finishes are why people are so keen on them. It offers a quiet and comfortable ride, and it has quite a few standard features that are always welcome in the German cars. Lively drivetrains offer the necessary vitality. Audi has a fine reputation for aftersales service, so buying a used Q3 won't be a choice you'll come to regret later on. They don't have nearly the boot space as the new BMW X1.
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Review Summary
PROS
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Elegant styling
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Comfortable interior
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High-end tech available
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Construction feels solid
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Impressive handling
CONS
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Options list adds extensively to price
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Compromised boot space
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May be too small for some
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