2024 Audi A3 35 TFSI Sportback (150 PS) TEST DRIVE 

You've always been able to pick funky colours on German cars, or cars in general, its just that no one picks them often.

@@Thitnn not really, I remember using car configurators mercedes/BMW/Audi, most choices are a version of black/white/grey and sometimes red, unless you pay €thousands more for a special colour like BMW individual. That's the main issue, no one wants to spend so much on a colour when even just red metallic is €700 option. An interesting colour would often be €3000-5000 if I'm correct in remembering which would often be more than 5% of the entire value of the car

Except when it comes to the interior, where it's a symphony of black and gray, which is a shame as the design looks good.

@@DanMAD 💯

This exterior color was absolutely Beautiful!

Because it's 1.5L cylinder

thanks for positive comments, at other video with a3 sedan, it was not yet over 2000 km, under 2000km (at brand new car) cause more fuel until it reach over 2000 km so the engine is complete Running in the engine and consume less fuel.

@@TESTDRIVEFREAK Thanks so much for your quick response! Keep up the great job you already do.

we will try to get them very soon!

Ich verstehe deinen Post nicht. 🤔

@@maia-lii6120 was verstehst du nicht?

thats S Mode ^^ normally

@@ChowdongsFameCrew why?

Toyota uses 0W-16 for some time ;)

@@siermis yes you're right but I think it depends for the fact that Toyotas are full hybrid and petrol engine started mostly of the time with a kick down and immediately putted at high rev a very fluid oil just makes less wear; in this case a 0W-30 was better, not for the 0 but for hot temperature that can be easily reached in a petrol car but ofc mine it's an opinion and I'm happy to know more or if I'm wrong💪

seh ichauch so. diese front..... würg