2019 Audi Q3 consumer reviews

I originally wanted Q5, however for a busy city like DC I had to come compact.. actually sub-compact :) I like Q3 in a newer body (2019+) as it’s not only designed great but also has interior and safety features! This fall I’ve got used to a fully loaded grey metallic Q3 2019 S Line Premium Plus. Superb! Lots of safety features, big console, and display, panoramic roof, aggressive look, small city size, and space full trunk. I’m 6.2’. As tall I’m I sit comfortably and have a space for another 6ft behind me. Comfort. Style. Technology. Safety. All you need to know about the new Q3. The only one you have to consider - is the gas mileage. It gives me on average 21. However someday you can even put regular and it still runs. Going for the premium plus now and with a full tank to drive up to 350 miles. I would not change anything. It is a drive and is steady even during rain. So, you got what you paid. Used with 35K miles great choice for me as I have no kinds at the moment. Go for Q5 if you have to drive family members or need more trunk space (family or 4. Airport rides) Get it!

LUXURY!!!! The first line Audi switched from the stand alone mmi screen to integrated dash. upgraded engine. can't beat this smaller SUV for a luxury vehicle

I really like this car. The only surprise is that it does not have a CD player. It is taking some time to learn all the features of this vehicle, but I learn something new everyday.

This car is luxurious, the styling is very attractive and it has all the current safety features. The leather seats are comfortable and the legroom is more than adequate, which is surprising for a compact car. The engineering that went into this car makes it a pleasure to drive which we will do for many years to come.

This car has everything I dream for in a car and more. It exceeded my expectations. I am enjoying as much as possible. Love everything about it. My dream car.

I’ve owned HONDA Accord’s & Crosstours’s for the last 34 years and I’ve always thought they excellent... , But I’ve always wanted an Audi and I’m glad I finally bought one. Great car and wasn’t that much more than what I normally spend for the Honda’s.

The 2019 redesign was a necessary refresh for the vehicle, but its still under-powered. The turbo lag is very pronounced. My biggest issue with the vehicle is the auto start-stop cannot be permanently disabled. Absolutely mind boggling that this 'feature' would be forced upon us and cannot be completely disabled. Very annoying to have to turn it off every time the engine is started. Secondly, there's no way to disable the nag screen after refueling that covers the virtual cockpit display. I have no care whether the trip computer clears the number of kilometers after refueling. The MMI is buggy with Wireless Apple Carplay. Often it has problems detecting Carplay on my iPhoneXR. The only way to remedy is to turn off the car, open the door, then restart the engine. Seems that the testing of the feature was not adequate. Overall, the vehicle is stylish, but is lacking power and some bug fixes for a $45-$50 thousand dollar vehicle.

I recently purchased my 2019 Audi Q3 after leasing the 2017 model and I have to admit that I was leaning towards buying a new Q5 or buying a pre-certified Q7. I am so glad that I was able to stay in the Q3 line, Audi did a complete makeover of the vehicle and added a little more horsepower. The technology is the best to none, the vehicle handles very well on the road and the acceleration is not bad considering that it has 228 horsepower but better than its predecessor. The only downside that I have to say is the fuel which lacks terribly comparing to the competition but overall I’m extremely happy with my Q3, I love my vehicle.

This SUV meets all my needs. The redesigned 2019 Audi Q3 finishes near the top of our luxury subcompact SUV rankings. This small crossover is the total package: It's enjoyable to drive, it has a top-quality interior, and it provides plenty of creature comforts for its occupants.