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AUDI Q3 | Posted on 24 Jul 2022 |
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Like
1) looks
2) attention to details
3) for a 1.4L engine, I'm surprise the engine is punchy and smooth
4) equipment level is very good for a car of this level
Dislike
1) brakes wear out really fast
Overall above expectation | Posted on 06 Feb 2021 |
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This past Christmas and new year holiday, my wife and I purchased our first Audi. Often times, purchasing a new car can be a strenuous ordeal of give and take for the buyer . However this was not the case working with my salesperson Mr. Victor Tan. He was outstanding and professional . He can explain all details of each model, and we managed to test drive twice by myself and my wife because we have different expectation and requirements. It was a pleasure to complete our new car deal with all trade in detail, options with his excellent approach and knowledge. Perhaps the hardest is about what color of our new car. - Finally new Pulse Orange Q3 to welcome CNY Huat lah ! Looking forward for new Q5 , eTron in the near future.
What I like
Stylish outlook
Stand-out Color
Salesman service and after sale service (got some issue on Solarfilm and get it fixed on 2nd week in Audi service center)
Fuel Consumption
MMI and Virtual Cockpit
Plenty of Accessories in the after sale market
What I do not like
Memory seats function is missing
Air Conditioning need to set 22 degree in Singapore weather
I miss the VW Tiguan Dinning table on back of front seats
Good value for money for a 1.4cc car that packs a reasonable amount of techs and punches above its weight. | Posted on 06 Oct 2020 |
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For SUVs, I previously owned the Harrier Turbo and Hyundai Tucson (1st Gen). Before deciding on the Audi Q3, I have also test driven the Merc GLA, BMW X1 (non-face lifted version), Citroen C5 Aircross and the Peugeot 3008 (1.6cc), among other SUVs.
On balance, the Audi Q3 suited me as it drives smoothly and handles well around curves, returns a reasonable fuel consumption - about 12km/L on 80% City and 20% Highway, and has a good road presence. For a 1.4cc Turbo engine, the car does not feel lacking in power to overtake or accelerate, when the need arises. The Q3 also has no body roll, and drives more like a sedan, in term of road stability. The Audi MMI and Virtual Cockpit Plus are responsive and are a treat to use.
My only wish is that the Q3 could have come standard with the wireless (Qi) charger pad, and the Audi Auto Parking feature.
What I like
Value for money
Good road handling & stability (though a tag firm but never jarring)
Not too big, and not too small
Reasonable fuel consumption for an SUV
Good road presence
Well-designed exterior and interior (with ambience lighting)
Up-to-date Infotainment and display system
What I do not like
Audi should have gone the whole hog, and provided the wireless (Qi) charge pad and Audi Auto Parking as standard.
Option for moon-roof would be nice.
17inch rims are lame for an otherwise well designed car.
New Audi Q3 review | Posted on 02 Sep 2020 |
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Nice compact SUV with loads of features . Good interior design, improved engine performance and handling .
What I like
Dashboard , MM1, audi cockpit , engine performance , driving position ,driver to car communication , smooth ride, ground handling , park assistance , internal cabin lighting .
What I do not like
Braking not very smooth as you brake down the slope , Turbo kicks in bit late seems there is a lag as you press on the gas. AC not tuned for tropical climate like Singapore , even if the temperature is set at 22 degree cooling not uniform .

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There's plenty of these on the road by now, and Audi is now offering a new 1.5-litre variant, so more can now jump into a premium car, all while retaining the crossover body they love.
What I like
Driving the 2.0-litre variant, power is healthy, even with all the expectations of a premium vehicle. It's fast enough, torquey even at low engine speeds, and mighty quiet on the road. All very important points to ensure you don't tire when covering long hours on the road.
You also get the impressive screens all housed in the polygon-shaped dashboard, which is s treat to use and offers plenty of customisation options.
What I do not like
Exterior design could be a bit bland, and after a while you'll look at the Q3 and wonder if there's any difference between this and Audi's other SUVs.