Looks great, I saw one in traffic yesterday and at first I thought it was a Q5. In my opinion, if there are only one or two of you and you want to get a Q5, get this. It may be the steal of this segment and even a segment bigger.
About that start stop steering lock thing... just dealing with that bs right now. Audi says that’s normally within spec. Disappointed in them... apart from that, I love this car.
@@GlitchMcConnell you’re not comparing apples to apples! In the Lexus lineup you would have to compare the Q3 to the Lexus NX300. The Lexus UX is built on the small Toyota CH-R platform.
Thanks for the nice video ! Good idea to make a mother video about the small crossovers Audi q3 vs. Bmw x1 vs. Volvo xc40. Thanks for you nice channel!
Thanks for the video! I'm in the process of buying one, getting the right deal. The turning thing from a complete stop is something I didn't realize when I test drove it. Good callout! But yes, LOVE this interior. So nice.
Thanks for a great video! Does anybody know - what is the transmission model is? Is it Aisin or ZF, or smth else? And what is the max torque it can handle? :)
@SnowBoarder&Skier you are correct about the folding mirrors...that is NOT a panoramic sunroof..it should go pass the passenger headrests in my opinion...gas mileage is still pathetic at 22.. premium recommended...no thanks... Though great looking car but I will stick with my Mazdas for their better realiability and quality over Audi. Each to their own kid.
@@witsendcottage595 Typical Mazda owners...Mazda not a luxury brand ''Kid'' it is no way in the league of an Audi/BMW/Volvo/Mercedes in term of power,handling,quality, and tech which are the competitors here.
@@witsendcottage595 I strongly disagree with you. Currently I am driving 2017 WRX (which I love), but decided to change for a new 2020. I was looking at CX5 fully loaded with 2.5l engine (what a piece of shit was that !); today I drove for the first time Q3 with middle package and ...: the steering wheel was too soft; the transmission felt 1000 better than CX5 which sound like clutch with 200k miles on it; the quality was not the best but ! comparing to CX5 ...it was a heaven ! The STI is still my first choice (love a manual cars) , unfortunately or not has older motor 2.5 liter (with many years in production..which actually might be a plus?) and of course both cars have amazing 4wheel drives systems which are way ahead of anyone . For sure mazda is good looking, but that's it! Boring to death coffin on wheels..... so enjoy it , save money on gas and be a miserable , unhappy driver .....! :) The truth is "not how many miles to the gallon but how many smiles to the mile...."
