Audi Q5 2010
Year
2010
Mileage
111,000 km
Fuel type
Diesel
Transmission
Automatic
Body type
SUV
Colour
Gray
Drive type
All-Wheel Drive
Engine
3,000 cc
Source
autotrader
Region
Brighton
Availability
Available
Condition & History
Accident unknown
Repairs unknown
Recall unknown
Inspection unknown
Verification unknown
Used vehicle
What this is worth
Cheaper than 42% of comparable listings
Comparable listings run $4,948 to $14,707.
How the estimate is built
- Base price for this model
- $8,694
- Year
- −$3,089
- Mileage
- −$59
Valued
About this car
Highlights
- 3.0 L TDI V6 engine delivering strong performance
- S line styling with S Tronic quattro all‑wheel drive
- 111,000 miles (178,599 km) of well‑maintained driving
- Spacious 5‑door SUV, perfect for families and adventures
Why Choose This Vehicle?
This Audi Q5 offers a blend of performance, luxury, and practicality at an attractive price.
2010 Audi Q5: what owners report
- A German guide reports AdBlue tank and pump replacements on some first-generation diesels costing up to four-figure euro sums; Audi usually paid as goodwill, though not for every owner.2009–2016
- UK owners of the first generation most often praise comfort, handling and solid build, and about eight of the 46 reviewers had no faults to report.2009–2016
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