What are the differences between the Q3 and the Enclave S?

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NathanRose
07/29/25 6:13pm
The differences between the Q3 and the Enclave S are as follows: 1. Different manufacturers: The Q3 is manufactured by FAW-Volkswagen Audi, while the Enclave S is manufactured by SAIC-GM Buick. 2. Different classes: The Q3 is a compact SUV, while the Enclave S is a midsize SUV. 3. Different engines: The Q3 has a 1.4T L4 engine, while the Enclave S has a 2.0T L4 engine. 4. Different dimensions: The Q3 measures 4481mm in length, 1848mm in width, and 1616mm in height, while the Enclave S measures 4662mm in length, 1883mm in width, and 1631mm in height. 5. Different transmissions: The Q3 has a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission, while the Enclave S has a 9-speed automatic transmission.
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ZoeyFitz
08/14/25 10:41am
I recently helped a friend choose a car and compared the Audi Q3 and Buick Envision S. The Q3 is a compact SUV with a more sporty style, offering precise handling and stable cornering, making it suitable for young people who enjoy driving pleasure. In terms of brand, Audi is more upscale, with a refined and tech-savvy interior, but the rear seat space is somewhat limited, which can feel cramped when carrying a lot of items. The Envision S is a midsize SUV, larger in size, with much more spacious interiors and a trunk capable of holding luggage or a baby stroller. Its suspension is soft, providing comfort on long drives, making Buick the more practical choice. In terms of power, the Q3 comes with a turbocharged engine, delivering fast and fierce acceleration, while the Envision focuses on smoothness and fuel efficiency. Price-wise, the Q3 starts at a higher price point by several ten thousand yuan, making Buick the more cost-effective option, with subsequent maintenance also being more affordable for Buick. In conclusion, choose the Q3 for driving excitement, and opt for the Envision S for family use or if space is a priority.
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