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2012 Audi Q3 First Live photos





It can be scheduled to debut in Shanghai, but Audi decided to go the unofficial brand Q3 and report of Amsterdam conducted in the Dutch capital in recent days. Enclosed in the glass pavilion of Audi, the photographs may not be the best and after reflection Tsamis do but again, always live pictures are better than the official giving the automakers.

Briefly, the new Q3 once the chassis of VW Tiguan, has a length of 4.39 meters and weighs 1,500 kg. It is available with 4 engines, 2 petrol and 2 diesel yield from 140 to 211 horses. There will dikinites and four-wheel drive versions, two transmissions, 6-speed manual and 7-speed S tronic with sales starting in June in Germany with a starting price of EUR 29,900.

[Source: Autoblog.nl]

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