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An unusual way of finding parking on board an Audi Q3
The advertisers at Audi Canada have decided to promote the well-known quattro all-wheel drive of their vehicles with a TV spot in which a driver, fed up with looking for a space in a car park, decides to use the technical capabilities of his Audi Q3.
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Audi Canada has decided, with a TV spot, to highlight one of the best qualities that Audi owners have enjoyed for some time: its permanent all-wheel drive quattro.
In this way, with a touch of humour, the advertisers at Audi Canada offer us a funny picture of the possibilities of the famous German all-wheel drive system.
The sequence takes place in a car park, where a driver tries to park his brand-new Audi Q3. As there is no free space to park the compact SUV, the resourceful driver sets out to park his vehicle come what may. For him it is easy, since thanks to the all-wheel drive fitted to his Q3, he is able to “climb up the walls”…literally.
Indeed, this fellow manages to park his car at an angle of 45 degrees to the vertical, which means that two of its wheels rest on the ground while the other two are held against the wall. Without a doubt, the image is at least curious and amusing.
It is, of course, a commercial fiction filmed in a closed and controlled space, and performed by driving specialists. Nevertheless, we do not doubt the technical capabilities of quattro all-wheel drive, which for decades has demonstrated its worth to the automotive world.
Quattro all-wheel drive was born in 1980 thanks to the Audi Quattro, whose nickname is “Ur-Quattro”, which in German means “The original quattro”. Today, all models in the Audi range can fit (or do fit) quattro all-wheel drive, from the city car A1 to the supercar R8.
Source | Audi Canada
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