2020 Audi Q3 45 TFSI Quattro Edition 1 5dr S Tronic SUV Petrol Automatic

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So, I’ve been keeping this car for a few years now — it’s a 2020 Audi Q3 45 TFSI Quattro, the one with the sporty look and that sharp, confident driving feel. I bought it new, and it’s been mostly driven on the road, not much track time, but it’s always been in good shape.

It’s got a clean, modern interior — the 10.1-inch touchscreen is sharp, and I use it daily for navigation and music. The MMI Navigation Plus works well, and it’s got Amazon Alexa too (subscription included for 3 years from the start). I’ve used it for things like ordering food, checking the weather, even setting timers. The voice system is pretty smart, and I like how it understands natural language — no need to memorise commands.

The car has a lot of smart safety features: lane departure warning, traffic sign recognition, matrix LED headlights that blink dynamically, and even pedestrian detection. The Audi Pre-Sense system is on, which I’ve actually used a few times when driving at night or in tricky conditions. I’ve also got Apple CarPlay via wireless — no cables needed.

Outdoors, it looks sharp with those 20-inch matt black alloy wheels — 5-spoke rotor design, diamond cut finish. The paint is Manhattan Grey, and the body has a lot of subtle detailing: S-line badges, black trim on the B and C pillars, silver diffuser trim, and electrically folding mirrors with LED indicators. The rear windows are dark-tinted, and the privacy glass helps keep things private when parked.

Inside, it’s got a cloth headlining, black trim with some aluminium accents, and a virtual cockpit that’s not just flashy — it actually gives you useful info on the drive. The seats are comfy, and the rear bench has a centre armrest and cupholder. I’ve had a few kids in the back, so the ISOFIX mounts are handy.

I’ve kept it well-maintained — regular servicing, all the lights and sensors checked, and the tyres are in good shape. It has a tyre repair kit, a first aid kit, and a warning triangle — things I’d never forget if I were selling it.

I’m based in Benfleet, Castle Point, so if you’re local and interested, I’m happy to meet up or show it over. I’ve used it for a few years now, and it’s still in great condition. The price is £28,285.20 — I know it’s not cheap, but it’s been a solid companion and I’m not planning to sell it soon.

If you’re looking for something reliable, tech-savvy, and with real safety features, this one might be worth a look. No fancy marketing — just a car I’ve driven, cared for, and still like.