Audi Q2 owner reviews
"The Audi Q2 is a stylish small SUV with an impressive engine range and a comfortable interior"
Carbuyer Rating
4.0 out of 5
Owners Rating
4.5 out of 5
Price
£29,495 — £49,575
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5 out of 5
Car Details
Model
1.4 TFSI
Year
2017
Avg annual mileage
5,000 – 9,999
Owned
1 - 2 years
Bought Car
Used
Typical MPG
45
Tell us what you think about your car?
The Q2 is quick, stylish and economical, great for up to four adults, and a pleasure to drive. A 1,000 mile road trip to Ireland showed the car’s qualities, comfort and reliability, with the Sat nav doing its job expertly through England, Wales and then the Emerald Isle. The car itself is of course well-built, the paintwork is as new, the interior well-finished, suspension is maybe a little hard, but you get used to it. Performance is excellent, it accelerates swiftly, although wheel-spin is too easy from a standing start. It turns heads, mine is still a new model and the different colour panels at the back do catch the eye. I think it was a good price, not a cheap car, but it is high quality. I won’t be changing it any time soon.
Would you recommend the car to a friend?
Yes
2 out of 5
Car Details
Model
Q2 S LINE BLACK ED 35 TFS
Year
2020
Owned
2 - 3 years
Bought Car
New
Tell us what you think about your car?
This is my second one, my first had so many problems that I got rid of it at the first opportunity. This Black Edition (in white) model is much better, but the split rear seat rattles in the locking mechanism and so I leave it folded - not a good look for a £34,000 car!
The interior is pleasant, but the door's plastic finish is old-fashioned and dreary and the tiny heating controls are so tiny and difficult that they could cause an accident. Otherwise, it is okay but let down by the most awful dealership experience. They couldn't fix my first Q2 in 2 1/2 years and the seat lock rattle seems to have them struggling. In summary not so much the car but the dealership that lowers the score.
What's the one thing you like most about your car?
Size, engine and electric tailgate
If you could improve one thing, what would it be?
The navigation system - too complex for most day-to-day use and doesn't understand me so I have to use manual input.
Would you recommend the car to a friend?
No 
5 out of 5
Car Details
Model
We
Year
2017
Avg annual mileage
5,000 – 9,999
Owned
2 - 3 years
Bought Car
Used
Typical MPG
45
Tell us what you think about your car?
Bought my Audi Q2 new, I can’t fault anything it’s a 1.4 petrol with a 0-62 time of 8.5 seconds. Which is plenty fast enough for my needs and lovely car to drive. I had a new A4 Avant as a courtesy car while mine was being serviced and I couldn’t wait to get the Q2 back, I didn’t like big alloys and low profile tyres which seemed to make the A4's ride noisy and bumpy. I won’t be changing my Q2 anytime soon thoroughly recommend.
Would you recommend the car to a friend?
Yes
5 out of 5
Car Details
Model
1.5 TFSI
Year
2019
Avg annual mileage
15,000 – 19,999
Owned
Less than a year
Bought Car
New
Typical MPG
48
Tell us what you think about your car?
I slightly nervously came out of my "do anything, go anywhere" Audi A6 3.0-litre TDI Allroad, into the Q2 as a greener/technology refresh leap of faith. Audi always have that slight cache over other normal consumer brands for me and phew....I was not disappointed. The very first week consisted of a 650mile road trip to Devon with its farm tracks and ultra narrow green lanes, plus long motorway stretches to reach and this front wheel drive version performed admirably. Interior of the S-Line, white, 8000 miles ex-demonstrator (I saved appx 25%) is sublime and solid with great connectivity including free data SIM for Audi connect and fab integration with the likes of Spotify. On one specifically smooth motorway run, recently I got up to 52mpg average also and it's no slouch when you need it. I also hid all my traditional emergency gubbins under the surprisingly deep boot floor. So is it a city only mini-SUV? Oh no it's much, much more.
Would you recommend the car to a friend?
Yes
5 out of 5
Car Details
Year
2017
Avg annual mileage
5,000 – 9,999
Owned
Less than a year
Bought Car
New
Typical MPG
45
Tell us what you think about your car?
I have had an A1 and more recently a Q3 and have been more than satisfied with Audi.
My current Q2 I bought as a "Demonstrator" with just over 3,000 miles; it had around £4,000 of extras (including a beautiful Crystal Ara Blue paint finish) - making it a very desirable car. I have been driving for over 50 years - and have consistently been very happy with Audi.
My Q2 is a beautiful car to drive; it's a little smaller than my Q3 but feels as big on the inside. The 1.4 Tfsi engine is faster than any car that I've driven - since my 1987 Golf GTI; 8.5 secs 0-62mph - and still fairly "frugal", giving around 45mpg with mainly urban driving and a weekly motorway journey of around 70 miles. Its variable interior LED coloured lighting "highlighting" is attractive and appears "upmarket" in a youthful way.
It drives comfortably, even with 18" wheels, especially if their pressures are set at "comfort" settings. "Drive" settings can be varied between Comfort, Economy, Sport or Auto (which adjusts to my driving style). I leave my selection in the latter. Interior and boot space is excellent - and suits my needs - as a retired couple with no more than four adults on board at any time. The car can be personalized more than any car that I have ever owned!
It "stands-out" without being "outlandish" - and has been commended by all my family and acquaintances; especially it's modern design and colour.I love it - even though I only have it less than two weeks. Highly recommended.
Would you recommend the car to a friend?
Yes
5 out of 5
Car Details
Model
Q2 SPORT TFSI S-A
Year
2017
Avg annual mileage
5,000 – 9,999
Owned
3 - 5 years
Bought Car
New
Tell us what you think about your car?
This has been an excellent car. I drive to Italy on average 3 times a year and the car has been the perfect companion. With a bit of jiggery, pocky I manage to transport 2 adults, a medium-sized dog, 2 large and 2 small cases, and plenty of holdalls. Even fully laden it has pull and handles beautifully round mountain roads.
What's the one thing you like most about your car?
The running costs and fuel economy
If you could improve one thing, what would it be?
The seats. After a day's drive they become quite uncomfortable
Would you recommend the car to a friend?
Yes
