2024 Audi Q5 45 TFSI Quattro Black Edition 5dr S Tronic SUV Petrol Automatic

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I’ve been keeping this car for a few years now, and honestly, it’s one of the few vehicles I’ve actually been proud to drive every day. It’s a 2024 Audi Q5 45 TFSI Quattro Black Edition, five-door SUV with all the sporty bits — 20-inch alloy wheels in that 5-spoke star design, anthracite black finish with gloss turned edges. The interior is clean, with gloss black inserts and centre console, and the seats have that nice contrast stitching.

It’s got a 12.3-inch virtual cockpit with three layout options, and the MMI navigation screen is 10.1 inches — easy to use, loads of features. I’ve got USB charging ports, wireless phone connection (works with Alexa), and DAB radio. The climate control’s a full 3-zone setup, and the seats have 4-way lumbar support and height adjustment.

Safety-wise, it’s packed: airbags, ESC with ABS, ASR, EDL, drowsiness assist, lane departure warning, and even pre-crash detection. The parking sensors with acoustic alerts work really well, and I’ve used the hill hold and descent control a few times — handy on inclines.

I’ve kept it well maintained, with all the original accessories — child seat ISOFIX, first aid kit, warning triangle, and safety vests. The front and rear floor mats, door sills in selenite silver, and those honeycomb grille details are still sharp. The power steering and electric windows are smooth, and the automatic start-stop function helps save fuel.

I’m moving to Balsall-Common, Solihull, so it’s not going to be on the market long. The car’s been well looked after — I’ve had it serviced regularly, and it’s driven mostly on local roads. It’s not a daily driver, but it’s been reliable for family trips and weekend getaways.

If you’re in the area and curious, I’m happy to show it over — just pop by. The price is £39,984.30, but I’m not listing it with fancy marketing — just sharing it with someone who might actually appreciate it.

(PS: If you’re looking for a used Audi, I’d recommend checking with a local dealer — they usually have solid, inspected vehicles. But I’ve actually driven this one and know it’s reliable.)