2019 Audi Q3

The latest major recall to affect Volkswagen and luxury brand Audi involves a faulty tire pressure monitoring system that may not detect loss of air.

Approximately 3,200 model-year 2019 Audi Q3 SUVs and model-year 2020 Audi A6 sedans, A6 Allroad wagons and A7 hatchbacks are being recalled for their instrument panels.

While the Audi Q3 does a great job of blending luxury and technology, its backseat presents some challenges when using rear-facing car seats.

Audi’s redesigned 2019 Q3 — its entry-level SUV — is a little bigger, more comfortable and techier. Here is everything you need to know about the redesigned 2019 Audi Q3.

A pair of vehicles that march to their own drummer — the Subaru Outback wagon and Honda Ridgeline pickup truck — dominated Cars.com most popular articles in the past week.

Our praise for the 2019 Audi Q3 doesn’t extend to the backseat when rear-facing car seats need to be installed. See more in our Car Seat Check here.

One of the redesigned 2019 Audi Q3’s most significant features is its large center touchscreen. Did the luxury brand get it right with this simple single-screen setup?

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety announced that the 2019 Audi A7 sedan earned the agency’s Top Safety Pick award, while the Q3 SUV qualified for the Top Safety Pick Plus designation.

Updates to the 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe SUV top our list of the week’s 10 most popular stories.

We drove the new 2019 Audi Q3 for the first time in Nashville, Tenn., to get a taste for what this updated model is like. Here’s what we found.