5. Audi Q3 SUV
What’s New?
If you are looking for something that’s a little more polished within the crossovers class, then it is hard to beat the 2016 Audi Q3. The model takes all the best bits of Audi A3 and then adds the SUV design as well as the all-important raised driver’s position. For 2016, the Q3 earns mildly freshened front-end design, while the list of standard features currently includes a rearview camera and front and rear parking sensors. In addition, the Prestige trim receives standard 19″ wheels, dynamic rear turn signals, full LED headlights, and the sporty “S line” styling cues.
Exterior Features
The 2016 Q3 features a renewed exterior aesthetic, with refreshed front lights, side sills, bumper, grille, and rear lights. The crossover is currently provided with standard 18″ five-arm turbine design wheels. Also available are 19″ five-double-spoke off-road design wheels. In spite of its sleek lines, there is still a lot of room for passengers together with their luggage.
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Interior Features
The standard features of the 2016 Q3 include a rearview camera, a 10-speaker stereo, satellite radio, front and rear parking sensors, Bluetooth, dual-zone automatic climate control, push-button start, a panoramic sunroof and the MMI infotainment system of Audi that controls phone and audio functions. There are leather seats, which are heated. The 12-way power front seats also come with power lumbar adjustment.
Technology
Technological features include Bluetooth audio and phone connectivity, MMI (Multi Media Interface) control system of Audi with the pop-up seven-inch display and a ten-speaker sound system with a CD player, satellite radio, and proprietary digital music interface of Audi. There is voice control and keyless start as standard!
Engine/ Fuel Efficiency
Each 2016 Audi Q3 model now comes with a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder engine which is rated at 200 HP and 206 pound-feet of torque. It is matched to the 6-speed automatic transmission and either front-wheel or all-wheel drive. EPA-estimated fuel economy for this model checks in at 23 mpg combined (20/28) with all-wheel drive and 23 MPG combined (20/29 city/highway) with front-wheel drive.
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Safety
Standard safety equipment includes front side airbags, stability and traction control, front and rear parking sensors, side curtain airbags, and the rearview camera. The Technology package also adds a blind-spot monitoring system.
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