Howdy ya'll
Apologies for that, but a month after taking delivery of my Q3, I had to move stateside for 3 months to work, and i'm sorry to say i'm adapting to the local lingo!
I miss my Q3 sooooo much; whilst here in Houston i'm driving a hired Jeep Grand Cherokee which isn't too bad (nice to drive a smooth V6 petrol!) but not a patch on the Q3. And the wife told me today that my beloved new car hasn't been washed since I left in early April! Women!
They don't sell them here Q3's, not women) , but accordingly to some online research, there are rumours it will be here next year.
My Q3 is a manual, and I thought after driving an auto (no "stick shifts" here!) I would find it hard to go back to manual, but i'm actually looking forward to it, as it gives me far more control and makes me feel more connected with the car.
Any thoughts from you good folks out there of manual vs.auto? Anyone else with experience of driving in the U.S.?
Apologies for that, but a month after taking delivery of my Q3, I had to move stateside for 3 months to work, and i'm sorry to say i'm adapting to the local lingo!
I miss my Q3 sooooo much; whilst here in Houston i'm driving a hired Jeep Grand Cherokee which isn't too bad (nice to drive a smooth V6 petrol!) but not a patch on the Q3. And the wife told me today that my beloved new car hasn't been washed since I left in early April! Women!
They don't sell them here Q3's, not women) , but accordingly to some online research, there are rumours it will be here next year.
My Q3 is a manual, and I thought after driving an auto (no "stick shifts" here!) I would find it hard to go back to manual, but i'm actually looking forward to it, as it gives me far more control and makes me feel more connected with the car.
Any thoughts from you good folks out there of manual vs.auto? Anyone else with experience of driving in the U.S.?