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Buying a new Audi Q3 - which engine should I go for?
I’m thinking of buying a brand new Audi Q3 1.4 (petrol engine), but having problems trying to track one down for a test drive. Hence the dealerships insist on trying to sell me something more expensive.
Will a 1.4 petrol engine be powerful enough to adequately pull an SUV of this size? Or would I be better to use the same money to buy a second hand Q3 2.0 DTI?
Will a 1.4 petrol engine be powerful enough to adequately pull an SUV of this size? Or would I be better to use the same money to buy a second hand Q3 2.0 DTI?
Asked on 21 April 2014 by David
Answered by
Honest John
Wait for the 1.4 engine revises to feed through. An EA211 1.4TSI 140ACT should be enough.
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