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2009 Audi Q5 sports SUV launched

July 22, 2008 by George Skentzos  




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16 Responses to “2009 Audi Q5 sports SUV launched”
  1. Reckless1 says:

    Mmmmmm, yummy.

    I like the V6 version already, be interesting to see where they price it.

    Much more a mini-Touareg than the Tiguan.

  2. devil666 says:

    Umm, is it possible to achieve a peak Kw output at 1800RPM? Perhaps they got the 176 and 500nm round the wrong way…. Even so, kicker of an engine for a little car :D Tiguan got company now hehe!

  3. George says:

    Devil, yup wrong way around, thanks!

  4. jbot says:

    LOL. Even this thing can match the “impressive” wading depth of the Land Rover Defender at 500mm. Great looking car, should sell very well. I see they included those LED lights around the headlights as in the R8 (saw a white one today with the naked carbon fibre air intakes, looked AMAZING), A5 and new A4.

  5. Andrew says:

    Jbot Says:”Even this thing can match the “impressive” wading depth of the Land Rover Defender at 500mm.”

    Surely you are not comparing this to a Defender?

  6. jbot says:

    No, not at all Andrew. Just referring to the review on here about the Defender which noted that its wading depth was very impressive at 500mm.

  7. jbot says:

    (I don’t really think 500mm is impressive)

  8. No Name says:

    Oh much nicer to look at than the Tiguan.

  9. Iamthestig says:

    IMHO it will be a winner…

    It is close to the size of the first X5 so it is much more than just a Audi Tiguan.

  10. TonyB says:

    I’m too looking forward to details on Australian pricing. Normally I don’t like these SUV-type crossovers, but at only 1.65m tall its more like a high-riding car. Only downside is that we will have to wait until towards the middle of next year to see it in Oz.

  11. Sunny says:

    Game on!

    Watch out Cx-9 & Cx7 :D

  12. Ozzie Boy says:

    very nice car.

    Im actually now thinking of holding off till mid next year before upgrading just to wait for this baby.

    What will the price range be like? Does anyone have some sort of idea?

    cheers

  13. Iamthestig says:

    Starting at around $60k…

    Look at the X3 price list and you will get a good idea !

  14. Ozzie Boy says:

    Thanks Iamthestig.

    $60k + ONRC + LCT = $68-70k.

    would of been nice it was $55k + ONRC…hhmmm

  15. Neo Utopia says:

    I greatly want one, but until I get promoted the Volkswagen Tiguan suits my income just fine. But I sometimes think if I would prefer the next generation A4 avant over the Q5, which is cooler and would provide adequate practicality? Hum…

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