[Uniqu3]

With an output of 130 kW (177 hp), the Q3 2.0 TDI* makes no secret of its sportiness, yet feels at home on any kind of road thanks to such standard equipment as an electromechanical parking brake and the hill-start assist. At Wörthersee, Audi is presenting an outdoor variant of the Q3 with Audi Original Accessories. It offers practical gadgets for the hobby athlete: a kayak rack and a newly developed concept called the “Q3 camping tent,” which with a wind load rating of up to 70 km/h is also suitable for harsher weather. The tent structure can be removed from the supplied bag and set up in roughly seven minutes: roll it out, pump it up and the free-standing tent is ready. It can even be fastened to the open rear hatch of the Q3, if necessary.

 

[Quatto]

That is actually awesome, never seen anything like this but good for the adventurer out there

 

[Otto]

I've never seen something like this that actually looks like people could use it. You'd have easy access to the trunk which is convenient. I think that you could sell this to people who are outdoor enthusiasts. Young professionals are adventurous and have the money for an entry level Audi. Two thumbs up for me.

 

[Arabay]

thats a bit brilliant i'll admit! In other news how may I get mitts on those wheels, WOW!

 

[Otto]

Yea the wheels are really nice. How much do you think this thing will cost. I can't see it being cheap. I'm imagining its pretty expensive but I don't really know what tents go for these days.

 

[Quatto]

I know I can see the tent in the 4 figure dollar range, it wont be cheap and that shouldn't be surprising.

 

[Arabay]

but the wheels! I wonder if they will be in the accessory catalog? I want them very much...

 

[Triggs]

looks expensive.

best for camping. even the structure of the tent is awesome.

 

[Uniqu3]

I just want the wheels! Love those wheels on the Q3.

 

[rnlabas]

The wheels ARE available in both anthracite and black : 19"x 8" 5-arm PILA Summer wheels ...

 

[Quatto]

yeah those wheels are awesome.
it's good enough that i may not even consider going aftermarket. staying with them is what i'd most likely do.