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Audi's Q3 shows you why it is the best premium small SUV

Audi's Q3 shows you why it is the best premium small SUV

chitchatboy

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blogentry-133713-0-21030200-1414396885_thumb.jpgAudi reckon's its Q3 SUV is engineered to conquer the city and it is the best premium small SUV for those that live in the urban environment. To prove their point, Audi Canada shows us its latest 2015 Audi Q3 having the ability to climb walls to squeeze itself into a tight parking space.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na5V4HliPdw

 

blogentry-133713-0-92595500-1414397752_thumb.jpgAlright, this is obviously not feasible in real life but considering there are inconsiderate drivers like the one above on our roads, we wish the Q3 could do that.

 

Watch the behind-the-scenes clip below to see how they managed to get SUV up the wall.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhkDpW1rx1Q

 

 

 


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Vhtfhwlego

In this video, Audi encourages people to be a dickhead by parking in no parking zone.

 

 

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ManHong

I would be impressed if this car can park this way without any extra assistance.

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LiuDeHua

You don't reduce your width by much when going on 2 wheels.

 

His car can probably fit into the space without that stunt.

 

Very extra...

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BabyStar

Hence it was stated, for illustration purposes. Relax guys. I love Audi's Q Series anyway. My cousin has one and it oozes Class no matter how I see it.

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