Passenger & boot space
How it copes with people and clutter
Front space
Whatever your size and shape, you're unlikely to feel cramped in the front of the Audi Q3.
Head room is generous, the seats slide back a long way to maximise leg room and the interior feels surprisingly wide and spacious.
The rear seatbases can be slid back and forth (this time in a 60/40 split) to prioritise rear leg room or boot space depending on your needs. You can even recline the seatbacks for an impromptu snooze.
Boot space
The Q3 has more space for luggage than an X1 or XC40, although the Volkswagen Tiguan offers even more. If you slide the seats as far forward as they'll go, the Q3 has a whopping 675 litres of luggage space – more than you get in most large SUVs.
If you fold down the rear seats, you should be able to slot your bike in without having to remove its front wheel. A couple of buggies or sets of golf clubs will be no problem.