The recipe is simple: Start with the Q30, add all-wheel drive, a bit of extra ground clearance and some beefy-looking body mods and you’ve got the QX30. The 208-hp 2.0-liter…
The recipe is simple: Start with the Q30, add all-wheel drive, a bit of extra ground clearance and some beefy-looking body mods and you’ve got the QX30. The 208-hp 2.0-liter turbo four-cylinder is mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic and should suffice for all sorts of urban exploring. Inside, the QX30 promises superb long-haul comfort with ergonomic seats, a seven-inch touchscreen and a quiet cabin. A firm suspension offers fun when the road turns twisty. Look for the QX30 in mid-2016.
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Dominic Cross
Luxury & 4x4 Correspondent at Auto News Magazine. Authoritative reviewer of ultra-luxury flagships, bespoke coachbuilding, aftermarket tuning houses, and heavy-duty overland vehicles.
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