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The Audi Q-Car

Daniel Fernandez, dsf.my | Ariff Roose

26-May-19 14:00

The Audi Q-Car

This week, we go through the legacy of the late Niki Lauda, and Thailand’s plans for the future of their used cars. Meanwhile, our review this week takes a closer look at Audi’s biggest, baddest and newest SUV: the Q8.

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Richard Bradbury


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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Auto

Tags:  Niki Lauda,  Ferrari,  Nurburgring,  Lauda Air,  Formula 1,  McLaren,  Alain Prost,  Rear Cross Traffic Alert,  Audi,  SUV, 


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