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Audi’s Q3 SUV heads into the 2021 model year by consolidating its trim levels and adding various features as either standard or optional equipment.
Our top two stories this week were both advisory in their own way for prospective car buyers.
Volkswagen today announced a warranty extension plan on top of the group’s current financing incentives and payment deferral options; subsidiary Audi also announced a warranty extension plan.
Industry experts were tapped to clearly explain high-tech safety features, and the group says the new naming outline is simple, specific and based on system functionality.
The Supra’s new four-cylinder makes the sporty coupe more accessible, but the six-cylinder’s attitude and raucousness is the best way to get the Supra experience.
The federal government has required backup cameras on new vehicles since the 2019 model year.
For 2021, updates to the Audi Q7 and the sport-oriented SQ7 are minor and include a shuffling of equipment packages and additional driver assistance and safety features.
Ford announced that nearly all 2021 Mustang Mach-E computer modules can be updated wirelessly.
Several of the automakers with financing deals we’ve highlighted already have extended their offers’ expiration dates.
Genesis announced that it has launched what it calls Genesis Concierge, a service designed to provide shoppers with a “white glove” car-buying experience.