The quattro ultra that you will most likely be able to engage full time by putting it into sport mode, or the quattro ultra that has yet to be confirmed at all on S models?

We will see when the new Q7 starts entering the market, which should be happening now.

I find it funny that they are debuting the new “evolution” of their AWD system on a model that would seem like the best fit for a rugged, mechanical system (Torsen or Crown Gear) with the new B9 platform Allroad.

Here’s hoping you can either keep the Quattro Ultra engaged full time, or the S Models come with their…

From a different report I read that if the car is in Sport Mode, the system will be full time. Sounds like an easy way to keep all 4 wheels under power.

The system is rear biased, but the cars are very much front wheel biased in their weight distribution.

Most longitudinal Audi’s don’t use a Torsen system anymore, but whatever.

A RWD car with winter tires will be better in winter than an AWD with all seasons/summer tires.

When I was at VW there were tons of service campaigns over quality control issues on Jetta and Passat, but never on a Golf or Tiguan, even though they’re the same cars

Same cars, yet 3 of the 4 are currently on different a different platform in the US?

Someone’s salty that their American cars get trashed by CR.

So he definitely got called for a 3 second violation

This is Canada’s way of apologizing for giving America Justin Bieber.