+William RS Audi technology!!!

Just about any well maintained modern diesel (PD or CR) can start instantly at -10F, if it has good quality oil and winter fuel.

+Muddi99 - I expected a KZfaq video with hundreds of thousands of views.

Nope it's just a new engine so no fatigue starting! any modern engine can do that

Muddi99 mmm true but only Bmw and Mercedes, Audi (aka Vw) good petrol car, but diesel are scam, you forget Dieselgate? German self-congratulation is pathetic and rude

All the secret is in: - glowplugs are on not after putting key in, but just after switching car on by remote, so you get few more seconds. Similar to cycling glowplugs on older cars - batteries are in great condition - this is always must-have prerequisity for cold starts - V6 is easier to start than V4 Now the sad part - My 2001 Hyundai 2.0 CRDI started great as well without aditives, at similar temperatures (-20 .. -25 deg. C) when it was 6 years old, 200.000 km. So this Korean was perfectly engineered as well 15 years ago.

Dusan Holub what is a v4?? Do you mean inline 4 or strait4

im here again and still lovin it :D

It's real my old 2013 golf tdi starts at -33C like nothing ..

because they turn on lol

crysis860 haha that's true too my friend. in Turkish there is an old saying "what makes a real man is having horse (ride), wife(nice girl) and a gun". SO far germans made good cars, have nice women, the moment they produce nice weapon, they will be invaded by Turks :D

Heckler und koch man..... We are already the home to millions of turkish people😉

It's not to say that Diesel is unpopular here in the states, anybody who really knows vehicles understands the efficiency a diesel engine offers over a gasoline engine. The issue is that around the entire world Diesel is always cheaper than Gasoline, but here in the states the Trucking industry is so massive that the only efficient means the federal and state governments have to tax the industry is by taxing Diesel fuel. Which in previous years has meant a .50 cent to $1.00 difference in the cost of Regular gasoline to Highway Low-Sulfur Diesel. More recently the price gap is closing so more people are buying diesel. I'm sure if you look into it you will notice that the American manufacturers all throughout the 50s,60s,70s and 80s ran advertisement campaigns designed to make Americans view diesel as a nasty, crude, dangerous substance that should only be handled by trained professionals(ala truckers). Just as they ran campaigns to convince Americans that they need an automatic over a manual because their wife cannot drive a manual but the automatic is female friendly.

David Garden Wait what?

David Garden nailed it

Matteo De Faveri Yessir. Currently the national average states a 20-25 cent difference between regular 87 octane gasoline and highway diesel. The gap used to be much wider.

lol u didn't know that??

Did u sell it?

Yea "clean diesels" FUCK OFF probably the worst engine.

you know nothing about tdi, it's only some engnes. and tdi are the best in fuel ecoonomy

François Vda yea and the best in polluting too.

Stay driving your shitty prius fucking ecologist

+Hing holo delete

+NOXXism -10f not C° ;)

Tell them to thank Alfa Romeo for that :)

This 3l TDI is probably the best diesel engine in the world for its economy and its reliability plus good power... Most of other diesel cars are much worse

Кирилл Бабученко i drive a 02 mb v 220 cdi (w638/2) meeeh

Xplosion51 what the fuck are you talking about?

Xplosion51 lol

German diesel > murrrican diesel

You should! It's one of the best vehicles I've ever owned...

very NICE CAR!!! if you dont mind me asking, how is the maintenance on the car?

James Kang - Hi James, in the US you can cover all scheduled maintenance (5 visits - oil, filters, AdBlue refills, etc) up to 55,000 miles for $820, look up AudiCare. I think it's a good deal. As expected I haven't had any issues with the car. Thanks for the comment!

Do both of these cars have the 245hp version of the V6?

Bence Gábor - Yes

Chris O Ok, thx! :D

Audi Models yea

Audi s are good german ingeenirien

I really like audi

We had same foto same name

Nick Correia No worries man, it's pretty responsive. Yes, if you put it in S mode or manual mode you'll be fine. However with 428 lb-ft/580 Nm of torque you can accelerate fantastically in traffic without downshifting.

+Kieran Taylor - Nope, never used any additives. Just make sure you run good fuel winterized for the weather.

+Chris O I run with BMW E90 335d (~340whp/680N) and never had any issues on winter. This is common in Europe, that we have dieselcars. For winter, we have winter diesel.

maybe your coolant liquid was not ready for minus 4 degree?

i think it was running maybe one hour in advance or he preheated, because the hood looks suspicious to me in comparison to the back of the car

the hood was clean guys there was no ice on it, this means he drove the cars before

From what I understand Europe has much higher quality diesel than the USA, Australia and many other countries outside of Europe. It has way less sulphur in it and I think this results in less soot and other harmful products coming out of the tail pipe. This is why it is called "clean diesel." They also have DPF filters and other filters in the exhaust pipes of modern diesels in Europe as well which catch up to 95% of soot and other harmful products produced by the engine so it does not even enter the air. So in Europe they have low sulphur diesel and DPF filters and also other filters which means what comes out of the tail pipe is cleaner than in other countries and less polluting.

The second advantage is the thirt Sit row!!!And the third advantage is the one when you let your keys on the table in a club.........

tsiol Well, I don't go to cubs and you don't fill a car like that with more than 4 people at a time. Otherwise, you might as well just buy a 2000 Honda Oddysey or Toyota Sienna.

Rumen Hristov Hi Hristov, don't forget the third advantage, and yes ,I DO need the third sit row,that is the only reason that I sold my 8P S3 Sportback and buy the Q7.Regards from Germany

In mexico there is a version of the q7 with a 4.1 TDI and s line package an i think the q7 its better than the touareg with a little bit of More Money you can get a more bigger and audi quality car think it man ;D

No you don't. Even the manual for my 13 year old Alfa JTD (Fiat engine) says to start driving right away.

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Nick De Groot - there is light frost on the windows, the cars were outside as they were parked.

Chris O okay thanks for the info. But I live in The Netherlands and even if it's just freezing 1 degrees (30 degrees Fahrenheit) your car will be totally covered in a layer of ice.

+Nick De Groot I suppose there is more water vapor in warm air, and less in cold air, so the colder the air is, the more dry it is too. So if your car is covered with ice, the water must come from somewhere. Probably the humidity was high, and when the temperature came down, the water vapor was condensed back to water, on your car. Then that moisture freezes and as a result you have frozen car. :) But if there has been cold for long time, or if the temperature of air is rising. Then there will be no more water vapor condensing on your car.

wopmf4345FxFDxdGaa20 okay thankyou for your reaction. I live near the coast maybe that is also one of the reasons. And the climate is offcourse different in The Netherlands

Premium plus - and yes, it has the panoramic sunroof.

The Q5 is mine (or should I say my wife's). I still have the Dakota, it wasn't at home that morning. I liked the Allroad, but I love the 3.0 TDI over the 2.0 TFSI.

Chris O Is there Allroad whit 3.0 V6 TDI engine for US ?

Milos M Power - No, unfortunately not. If there was I would still have the Allroad. In the US we only get 2.0 TFSI.

theawesomeboy - I like the drive of the Q5 more. It's much quicker and lighter. Obviously the Q7 is bigger so if you need the room or the 3rd row it's great, but if the Q5 is big enough it's more fun to drive and more efficient.

Andreas Lie - Got rid of the Allroad for the Q5. Still have the truck, it just wasn't in the driveway at the time.

Ok

its these little heaters inside each cylinder that goes to 1000*C in 2 sec making the engine easier to start

Karmapolice - Your dad has good taste!

Muva u Letu i have the same, wonderful engine, 375K km

ye, but my is 650K km :D

Can you post a video of that? What parts have been replaced?

We changed gearbox, turbo, the head of engine (don't know is this correct), camshaft, and a lot of other small parts, PS. my dad is taxi driver and he gived me this car 2 years ago, that's why it is 650k km :D

Nowadays cars don't rust much anymore. So if the chassis isn't harmed, the car can keep on driving for ages if you are willing to replace parts on a continuous base. It must be a good car. Otherwise you dad wouldn't have kept it so long, especially when he used it to earn money.

No.

Maybe ebay?