PHOTO FINISH: Q-ties on show
Aneka Wong can’t resist being behind the wheel.
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January 6, 2016

PHOTO FINISH: Q-ties on show

These lovely ladies were seen in ‘the company’ of the new Audi Q7 at Appleton Estate Cabana City at the Bank of Jamaica Waterfront Park in downtown Kingston, recently.

 

 

 

 

 

BFFs Susan Melbourne-Townsend and Lacey Grant are both a cool pair.
Back in black, Kianna Campbell and Yanique Will are a perfect contrast to the all-white Q7.
Ashley Webber takes in the ultra luxurious interior of the Audi Q7.
Cabana City concierge Shardonnay Galloway giving patrons a glimpse of the first- class service only the Audi Q7 could provide.
Kadia Prince shares the limelight with the Q7.

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