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Crumb-Catching Seats - 2015 Audi A3 Long-Term Road Test


Our 2014 Audi A3 test car offers comfortable, supportive seats, but they require a regular vacuum regimen.
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Since I drive by myself 99% of the time, I use the passenger's side crevice (I think Audi should call it this from now on) to hold my wallet and house keys. It's much more convenient than to constantly open/close the armrest compartment, especially since I still haven't quite learned how to close the armrest compartment lid without it sticking in one of its pre-set heights first.
This car is seriously lacking in cabin storage. I can live with the reduced trunk space, but I'm not a fan of putting everything into that armrest compartment.
I don't think that Germans understand that Americans eat nearly all the time.
Now I gotta wonder what the steering wheel and door pulls look like.
And the idea that it's somehow the fault of the seat design rather than that of the people who insist upon eating in the car...really.
Unlike the Germans, the Japanese -- namely the Honda Odyssey -- do understand Americans and has an option for a built-in vacuum cleaner.