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Watching the evolution of the Audi A3 is tons of fun. This vehicle is constantly changing and there are of plenty of new features in store for 2017. First of all, Canadian dealers will be offering the A3 in sedan, cabriolet or Sportback (e-tron) form. For 2017, the vehicle’s designers …

The Car Guide is en route to Vosges, France to test the new Audi SQ7 TDI, the most powerful of the Q7 family of SUVs. It’s equipped with a 4.0-litre turbodiesel mill that churns out 435 horsepower and a whopping 664 lb.-ft. of torque. With these figures, it’s the most …

The Car Guide is on its way to Germany for a first test of the new Audi A4 Allroad quattro, engineered and built on the new MLB platform that obviously also underpins the recently introduced Audi A4. From a styling standpoint, the Allroad variant keeps its traditional plastic fender flares …

The Car Guide is making its way to Germany for a first encounter with the Audi TT Sport Cup race car. This is something of an exclusivity for us, since The Car Guide is the only Canadian media outlet that will be represented at this special event, during which I …

The Car Guide is heading out to test the 2017 Audi A4. Built on the MQB platform, this vehicle is the Ingolstadt brand’s answer to the established contenders, namely the BMW 3 Series, Mercedes-Benz C-Class and the new Jaguar XE. Now more spacious, the new A4 sedan draws various style …

Introduced at the recent Detroit Auto Show, the 2016 Audi Q7 will be rolling into showrooms soon. Audi’s biggest —and most expensive— SUV has just had a facelift and is now in its second generation, after what was quite a long life cycle. This week, the Car Guide is headed …

It's a busy time of the year for carguideweb.com , and our contributor Costa Mouzouris is on his way to Mallorca, Spain to drive the all-new Audi TT and TTS Roadsters. The weather is promising to be nicer than the Canadian deep freeze we are now experiencing, giving our intrepid …

Before the TT, Audi wasn’t known for its designs. But when the TT Concept was unveiled at the Frankfurt Auto Show, it was a clear sign that a revolution was brewing at the Ingolstadt automaker. With its distinctive Bauhaus style, the first TT quickly became a reference in automotive design.