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We have a limited number of reviews for the 2020 Q3, so we've included reviews for other years of the Q3 since its last redesign.
I liked it on paper and in my test drive
Karen, 08/16/2020
updated 02/20/2025
2020 Audi Q3 Prestige S line 4dr SUV AWD w/45 TFSI (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 8A)
56 of 57 people found this review helpful
I went down the black hole of car reviews for two years or more. I buy cars outright then keep them for a very long time. I owned my last two for 15 years each. I really like the all wheel drive and blind spot monitor. The seats are a little firm but comfortable, visibility is good, the back seat is built for adults and there is plenty of door pocket storage and the trunk is a good size. The a/c works well, I like the ability to change the dash display depending on my needs, plus it's fun to drive with enough pick-up to merge easily, and sticks on the corners with the all wheel drive. I've been pleasantly surprised at how stable it feels in a turn and on snow. It also doesn't lean much in the corners. The cons are I still haven't gotten my Android Auto to send my voice texts and no one at Audi can tell me how to do it short of "just plug it in". I've found neither the sales staff or IT department at the dealership can help solve those problems as they seem only to know the basics. For instance, my email address changed and no one could tell me how to update it in the car. I've had more luck with Audi USA IT department, (to update: the son of a salesman straightened out my Android Auto. It will text and make phone calls which is not as nice as the full service function but works well enough for me and saves the $400 per year fee). The 6 month Audi Connect service touted in all the advertising, which works as one would expect (permitting you to reply and create text messages and emails by voice, reading text and emails to you, make calls, find a restaurant, etc,) expires the Android system will connect to Google Maps but nothing else. I was assured Android Auto would work with the same functionality as my phone...but it does not. I'd like to see the interface between the technology work much better. I think the Apple link is better. It is surprising not to have memory seats in a premium model car, considering my 2003 Saab has them. It would have been nice to have a heated steering wheel option, and the manual seems to be made for every Q3 on the planet so it takes a while to figure out what your car comes equipped with and what is doesn't and is confusing. My final criticism is I don't know if the automatic lift gate has a sensor to stop it when closing if my arm is in the way. I've been too chicken to test it. My enjoyment, however, far outweighs my complaints, and I find I look forward to hopping into my car as I've gotten to know it over the past year. I feel much safer with electronic eyes keeping a lookout as well as mine, although keep in mind they are not infallible. All in all, it's a user friendly car and I think I'll give 5 stars as soon as I get more of my Android Auto functions untangled. Finally, I live in a city with lots of pot holes and sharp objects on the street. I got the tire and wheel 60 month warranty and it's one of the best things I did as I've had to replace 2 tires already ($400 each retail). Update: I've gotten the Android link to work quite well. Once I'm plugged in, I can ask Google to find a gas station, send a text, call a number, navigate to xxxx, etc. I need to be sure my phone is unlocked for it to work is the only step to remember. Very useful.
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Love our Q3
CapeOKW56, 01/20/2020
2020 Audi Q3 Premium Plus 4dr SUV AWD w/45 TFSI (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 8A)
49 of 53 people found this review helpful
We've had our 2020 Q3 for a couple of months and it is certainly a step up from our previous Fords. It rides and handles extremely well, just rock solid, and has plenty of power around town and on the highway. The tech is outstanding and the B&O sound system is awesome. As for the gas mileage, don't believe the negative numbers. Our salesman told us that Audi underestimates the mileage and he was right. We're getting 30.5 mpg on the highway and averaging 25.5 mpg all around. And, that's on Regular gas, not Premium that the other brands require. We're looking forward to the next few years with our Q3 and then another Audi after that.
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2020 Q3 is great
Marylander, 01/09/2021
2020 Audi Q3 Premium Plus S line 4dr SUV AWD w/45 TFSI (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 8A)
11 of 11 people found this review helpful
We got this 2020 Q3 certified pre-owned with low miles at a great price from Audi Hunt Valley. While it is not quick (like an A4) it accelerates when you need it. This vehicle feels solid on the road and has alot of room behind the back seat for cargo. My wife was not a big fan of the Q3 because we had looked at one in 2017 and found it too small and underpowered. Now, she wants this to be her car :-). The one down side of Audi's is the cost for regular maintenance (which is not included). It adds to the final price, but we are still looking forward to many years of pleasurable driving with our Q3.
Q3 very nice vehicle
Sandra, 03/01/2020
updated 09/06/2022
2020 Audi Q3 Prestige S line 4dr SUV AWD w/45 TFSI (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 8A)
36 of 40 people found this review helpful
We have had our 2020 Q3 for 2 weeks now. So far we are very pleased with our choice of the Q3. We purchased the Prestige model. The reason for not giving this vehicle 5 stars as I really think the Prestige model should have been equipped with memory seats and Audi Connect for emergencies. We discovered just before our purchase that this vehicle was lacking those two items which we assumed would be on the Prestige model. The car is fun to drive and the ride is great. Other reviews state the pickup on the car is slow. We disagree. Pickup is fine. No issues to date. Update 09/03/2022 - We still love our vehicle but miss having memory seats. Audi stopped the Prestige model after 2020 but added memory seats availability after we purchased our vehicle (on 2021 model per my understanding). I also don’t find the navigation system that friendly. Love the birds eye view camera and would not buy another car without that feature. Blind spot monitoring is also very good. I do use the kick opening on hatchback quite often which I thought I would never use. Alarm system goes off in a car wash if doors are locked. We need to make sure doors are unlocked before entering a car wash.
best entry level luxury suv
Mike b, 10/29/2019
2019 Audi Q3 Premium Plus quattro 4dr SUV AWD (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 8A)
16 of 17 people found this review helpful
I tried the volvo xc 40, the bmw x1 and the audi q3 was by far the best of the bunch. The ride is super comfortable and the interior is amazing. It has great passing speed on the highway, I was surprised how fast this suv moves after driving a honda crv for many years. I'd recommend the premium plus package, I skipped on the Nav since I can use adroid auto so that will save you 2k along on the final price.