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Wife had one a couple of years ago, good performance, fuel economy low 30's most of the time and no running issues in 45,000 miles, apart from a squeaky pan roof. I rated it but the dealers are a mixed bag so do your homework before servicing (though poor dealerships not exclusive to Audi).
Depends on driving style; is it outright agressive? No, but it isn't supposed to be. Goes, stops, and steers considerably better than a cooking model Q5 which can roll/pitch a lot.
It has good wheel travel (suits bumpy B roads), excellent visibility, oodles of grip and traction, and a very flexible engine. I imagine one could keep a Golf R/S3 very honest on a cross country jaunt...
The engine itself is incredibly effective rather than outright fun, but I suppose you could say that of most quick diesels.
It has good wheel travel (suits bumpy B roads), excellent visibility, oodles of grip and traction, and a very flexible engine. I imagine one could keep a Golf R/S3 very honest on a cross country jaunt...
The engine itself is incredibly effective rather than outright fun, but I suppose you could say that of most quick diesels.
okenemem said:
gonna go view one tomorrow , on paper its perfect but I'm worried about the interior, looks soo dated
That’s what put me off when I was looking at one, the interior looks ancient & I know once the novelty factor of the speed wore off, the interior would have grated on me, the Mrs really wanted one but we ended up going for a 335d instead.Gassing Station | Audi, Seat, Skoda & VW | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


