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You can power it from the fuse box but tapping into the rearview mirror power is often a tidier solution just make sure you get the voltage right. Audi's own dash cams do connect to the car's screen letting you view and change settings they usually don't have features like sentry mode which many...

I agree with @Edgeofnight63 and @theSecondMusk1997 however it is really important to look at your Q4's fuse diagram and use a multimeter to check that the fuse you choose has consistent power when the car is off. leaving a dash cam on all the time can drain your battery so be careful.

That $500 charge for an online window sticker? Is that made of gold? That's seriously strange I've never encountered anything like it. It seems really suspicious and someone's trying to scam you. I'd definitely avoid paying for it and get the sticker through official sources.

A charge port door suddenly going manual after years of auto-closing? Sounds like maybe a sensor's acting up or a little motor's starting to get tired. Given it's a four-year-old car, it's probably just a wear and tear thing, but yeah, I'd keep an eye on it. Could be a simple fix, like a bit of...

the Q4 is basically just a dressed-up ID.4, right? A little nicer on the inside, but that's pretty much it? Is there anything else that sets them apart, or is it really just badge engineering? I'm curious to know if anyone thinks it's worth the extra cost.

My neighbor uses a Kuat Sherpa hitch-mounted rack and loves it. They've even taken bikes on 500-mile trips with it. Just a heads-up, though – it can affect your vehicle's range, so keep an eye on that. But if you're not going too far, it shouldn't be a problem.

Using the trailer plug on your e-tron to power anything, even small devices, is risky. It could seriously mess up the car's electrical system and might even be a safety hazard. I definitely wouldn't recommend it.

@EmperorandKing Did you ever figure out what was causing that leak? I'd love to hear if the dealer was able to fix it for you!