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Audis: Q5 or A5?

 Audi Q5 TDI Quattro 


This particular model is a 2013 Audi Q5 TDI Quattro. Since the first Audi Q5 was introduced in 2011, the SUV market has changed dramatically, with nearly every manufacturer introducing a high-range model. In this time, the Q5 has continuously evolved thanks to tweaks to keep it competitive in what is now a fiercely contested premium SUV market. Today, the Q5 finds itself up against a host of talented rivals, including the BMW X3, Mercedes GLC and Jaguar F-Pace.


What makes the Q5 stand out amongst its competitors? For starters its exterior is very attractive with large 20” alloys, electric tailgate with the rear privacy glass completing the shining white body. 


On to the interior. The Q5 has beautiful stitched leather sports seats, fantastic 10 speaker sound system, well laid out high tech dials , 7 inch screen with easy navigation, heated seats and all electric windows and mirrors. 


The performance of the Q5 is nothing short of excellent with precise handling, sticking to the road with ease and overall very smooth drive. When this is combined with its comfort, leisure and looks, it becomes extremely appealing in all possible aspects.


Audi A5 S line


This particular model is a 2013 Audi S Line. The S Line trim is the mid-range model, providing you with plenty of standard equipment. You can tell the difference between the S Line trim and other models in the range thanks to a subtle bodykit and distinct alloy wheel designs. 


The lowered driving height helps to separate the sporty trim from the rest of the range. The addition of that restrained bodykit adds extra style and overall attractiveness to this motor. Along with the exterior design having a big part to play, the interior is also very modern and stylish as well as it being a very smooth driving motor with many engine options to suit you. 


The S Line is available as either a two-door coupe or five-door Sportback model, with a wide range of engine choices from a 1.8-litre TFSI petrol to a 3.0-litre TDI diesel. This shows that there’s an Audi A5 out there for everyone  with it‘s many different versions. 



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