The RS3 sportback coupe for the USA

[Prbsco]

This is the RS3 I’d buy in a heartbeat. The spiritual successor to my beloved 2008 R32.

[jbain2]

Sadly won’t happen.


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[Crowlski]

I dunno... I'm just not a fan of the hatch version. BMW does a touring version of the M3 and people are drooling over it. I can't see driving a hopped up station wagon.

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[jbain2]

I dunno... I'm just not a fan of the hatch version. BMW does a touring version of the M3 and people are drooling over it. I can't see driving a hopped up station wagon.

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Blasphemy!! I love the practicality of my avant(s). Having owned other cars with hatchbacks as well, they are my go to.


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[Prbsco]

And a more aggressive version. I like this better.

[TurboDan333]

I would take the avant/wagon version of the RS3 in a heartbeat... even though I prefer the look of the sedan. My last two daily vehicles were a '12 VW Jetta Sportwagen TDI, and then a '12 Cadillac CTS-V wagon. The ability to literally throw a mountain bike in the back, or load it up at Costco/Lowes is worth it!!

[jbain2]

I would take the avant/wagon version of the RS3 in a heartbeat... even though I prefer the look of the sedan. My last two daily vehicles were a '12 VW Jetta Sportwagen TDI, and then a '12 Cadillac CTS-V wagon. The ability to literally throw a mountain bike in the back, or load it up at Costco/Lowes is worth it!!

How did you like the Caddy? Always toyed around with the idea of tracking one down.


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[TurboDan333]

How did you like the Caddy? Always toyed around with the idea of tracking one down.


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100% one of the best cars I've ever owned. I had a few tasteful mods, putting down 525 to the wheels (smaller pulley, K&N filter and modded airbox, long tube headers and a tune), on Eibach springs. It handled well for it's size, was easy to work on for the most part, can carry a ton as I mentioned, and its such a rare car that it got a TON of looks. Had it for eight years and just wanted something new to be honest, and it held it's value so well that I was pleasantly surprised when I sold it last month.

Here's a quick vid if you want to hear it... :)
https://youtu.be/DEvWQEneqFQ