Ok thx for that mate ,Thought Quattro would mean no traction loss In any condition. Sorry only been driving for 3 years and this is my first Quattro car so sorry if question sounded stupid haha .Doubt it’s a Haldex issue because our cars don’t have them... Ours are full mechanical so I doubt it’s the drivetrain and more the laws of physics as mentioned above. When it’s cold, wet and slippy you’ll just have significantly less traction so don’t worry about it.
If it makes you feel any better I’ve had the TC light flash up in the warm and dry when accelerating onto a dual carriageway.
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Haha I only drive it in Dynamic Only people that don’t are my parents when they use itEngage sport mode
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Yes that’s what I was thinking it’s running continental Sport contact 6 tires Which are summer ones these were on the car when we bought it.
Nope not trolling Check my profile where I’ve posted many pics of the car.... And I only press the Loud pedal when it’s safe to do so and the national limit applies or on a dual carriageway. Anyway I drive within my ability and more importantly within the cars ability
. Just because I have 3 years experience doesn’t mean I can’t drive, I’ve taken Advanced driving courses I was just posting a general question.... that’s all.
Exactly that.... The Insurance wasn’t too expensive less than £2000 with no Box this car was cheaper to insure than the S3.
Fair enough mate But I worked hard to be able to afford it at such a young age A lot of sacrifices were made. Same with my Mates who also own High performance cars like An M3 F80 And A Nissan GTR. We all grafted and got a bit of finanacial support I admit But nevertheless all of us have worked from a young age.
