Used Audi Q2 for sale

There are plenty of safety-focused features aboard the Audi Q2, with a total of six airbags dotted throughout the cabin. You’ll find three ISOFIX points there, too, with two in the rear of the car and a further one in the front passenger seat. Automatic Emergency Braking - or AEB - comes equipped as standard and this helped the Q2 to achieve a five-star rating when tested by Euro NCAP in 2016.

As with other Audi cars there’s a broad range of engines to choose from in the Q2. Opt for the base 1.0-litre unit if you’re looking for low insurance costs, though a larger 1.4-litre unit brings a little more punch for those who need it. A range-topping 2.0-litre petrol comes equipped with quattro all-wheel-drive, too. There are diesels as well, going from a 1.6-litre unit to a more powerful 2.0-litre version.

All versions of the Q2 come well equipped, with this car’s large central infotainment display being one of the most intuitive to use. It’s controlled by a handy central rotary dial near to the gear selector, though cars built after 2017 ditched this in favour of a touchscreen-only design. Popular S-Line models gain larger alloy wheels and a sportier overall look, so check these out if you’re after a more performance-feeling Q2

If you’re looking at a petrol-powered Q2, then expect to get around 55mpg with the 1.0-litre car, or 51mpg for the larger 1.4-litre unit. The more powerful 2.0-litre is thirstier again, with Audi claiming up to 44.1mpg. Diesel power is great for efficiency in the Q2, which is why you could see up to 64.2mpg in the 1.6-litre car. These figures were generated under older NEDC testing standards, too, so expect slightly less in the real world.

The Audi Q2 is a popular around-town car, so we’d be checking any used model out for car park scuffs and damaged alloys. Inside, check the seat bolsters for wear and ensure that the seat backs of the front chairs haven’t been damaged by children kicking them. If you want a more belt-and-braces approach, then consider an AA Vehicle Inspection for a more detailed breakdown on how any used car you’re looking at is mechanically.

Audi Q2s appear to be largely reliable, with owners reporting the odd electrical glitch on certain cars. Again, if you’d like some extra peace-of-mind, then an AA Vehicle Inspection can help thanks to a full check-over of the car performed by a trained engineer.

The Audi Q2 is available with engines ranging from a 1.0-litre petrol to a 2.0-litre diesel.