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2012 Audi Q5

2012 Audi Q5 

According to the CarGurus review, the 2012 Audi Q5 is a downsized crossover of the Audi Q7 which makes it the perfect size for a small family to hit the road in. The Q5 packs luxury and utility with the look of an expensive SUV. This 5 passenger crossover is nothing like the large truck-like carriers crossing mountains, but can still hold its own in snow and mud. With that being said, this stylish crossover has been a best seller for 4 years now. 

Take a Gander

Q5 lineup rides on a 4-wheel independent suspension, steering is noted to be well-balanced, Drive Select feature is available, and drivers are happy with the driver-selectable performance option. Plus customers are also pleased with the brakes which were noted by all reviewers to be powerful and accurate with no pedal anomalies. All kinds of goodies can be expected in the Audi Q5 including reclining rear seats, Multi Media Interface (MMI) technology, reclining and sliding rear seats, and a fold-flat front passenger seatback.

Safety First

All Q5's include 4-wheel antilock brakes, front side-mounted airbags, front and rear head airbags, as well as head restraint whiplash protection. You can also expect turn-signal-integrated mirrors and post-collision safety system. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) gave Audi a Top Safety Pick thumbs up in 2012. 

While the Audi Q5 might be criticized, most buyers are pleased with its performance. And consumers who include the Drive Select system are thrilled with the Q5's overall driving experience. You can find a 2012 Audi Q5 at Williams Group Auto and other used cars in Abilene. Or you can check out our entire inventory at www.williamsgroupauto.com. 

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