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£19,000
was £21,000
London
- 2016
- 18,025 miles
- Diesel
- Automatic
020 3018 2873*
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£37,450
was £37,950
London
- 2018
- 1,727 miles
- Petrol
- Automatic
020 3018 2472*
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£29,850
was £31,900
London
- 2018
- 3,532 miles
- Diesel
- Automatic
020 3018 2472*
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£26,850
was £34,000
London
- 2018
- 3,100 miles
- Petrol
- Automatic
020 3018 2472*
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![Audi A5 1.8T FSI 177 S Line 2dr Multitronic [Nav]](https://img.vcars.co.uk/1/gforce/images/2191625_1.jpg)
£20,495
was £20,690
London
- 2015
- 19,191 miles
- Diesel
- Automatic
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£19,000
was £19,495
London
- 2016
- 19,340 miles
- Petrol
- Manual
020 3018 2472*
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Used Audi A5
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About Audi A5
A large, premium coupé, the Audi A5 is one of the most powerful and spacious cars in the Audi range. Dynamic to drive, comfortable inside and a smooth, refined cruiser, the A5 is a sophisticated and highly desirable Audi.Based on the smaller and less sporty A4, the A5 was released in 2007 and has found itself constantly in demand. This makes finding a good one hard, but all more satisfying when you finally do join the coveted A5 club.
Why buy a used A5?
As a sporty coupé, the performance of the Audi A5 is one of its strongest attributes. The engine options are plentiful - as in most Audi models - and include an entry-level 1.8 TFSI petrol engine with 168bhp, as well as a pair of more impressive 3.0 TDI engines which offer serious performance and refinement. Even the entry level models offer serious speed and power, with the largest option hitting 62mph from standstill in a swift 5.8 seconds.
Handling is accurate and agile, although the steering offers little feedback and gives the car a feel of less involvement that its rivals (such as the 3 Series). Entry-level models come with just the option of front wheel drive, but the bigger engines offer quattro all-wheel drive which, despite its sporty aspirations, makes the A5 a better cruiser than it is swift sportscar. All models are excellently refined however, and make it a typically comfortable Audi in which drivers would be happy to spend long amounts of time in.
There's plenty of space and practicality in the A5 which makes it far more usable and functional than some of its contemporaries. A cavernous boot manages to stretch in 480 litres of luggage, and can be extended out to 980 litres with the rear seats folded. Cars released post 2011 even include three seats in the back, which makes it a competent family car - albeit a premium one.
While the A5 might not be quite as good as some of its rivals, it is an excellent alternative which mixes premium desirability, quality materials, a dynamic drive and sleek elegant looks. More suited to cruising than racing however, it might be better thought of as a sporty GT than a energetic coupé.
A5 updates
The Audi A5 was first released in 2007 and was the replacement for the outgoing A4 coupé.
Here is a short history of the A5, starting in 2007.
- The Audi A5 was released in 2007 as a replacement for the A4 cabriolet model and was based on the Audi MLP platform. Alongside the TT and the R8, the A5 is the third coupé in the Audi lineup.
- An A5 Cabriolet model was unveiled at the 2009 New York Auto Show and included a fabric roof instead of a retractable hardtop.
- The A5 Sportback was released that same year, and featured a lower and longer tapered roofline, giving it a sporty performance.
- In 2012, all models were updated to included new front and rear lights and a revised bumper design.
Which used A5 should I buy?
Audis are well known for coming well equipped and the A5 is no different. Here are the trim levels and their key features.
Audi A5 SE
Stop/start function, misfueling inhibition on diesel engines, 17" alloy wheels, Audi sound system with 10 speakers, Bluetooth connectivity, DAB radio/CD player with MP3 and AUX connectivity, Driver's Information System, ESP, ABS, EBD, ASR, EDL, dusk sensing lights, rain-sensing wipers, rear acoustic parking system, cruise control, three zone climate control.
Audi A5 S Line
Stop/start function, misfueling inhibition on diesel engines, 18" alloy wheels, sports suspension, Audi sound system with 10 speakers, Bluetooth connectivity, DAB radio/CD player with MP3 and AUX connectivity, Driver's Information System, ESP, ABS, EBD, ASR, EDL, dusk sensing lights, rain-sensing wipers, rear acoustic parking system, cruise control, three zone climate control, S Line styling package, rear LED lights, Xenon headlights.
Audi A5 Black Edition
Stop/start function, misfueling inhibition on diesel engines, 19" titanium wheels, sports suspension, Bang & Olufsen sound system with 10 speakers, Bluetooth connectivity, DAB radio/CD player with MP3 and AUX connectivity, Driver's Information System, ESP, ABS, EBD, ASR, EDL, dusk sensing lights, rain-sensing wipers, rear acoustic parking system, cruise control, three zone climate control, Black styling package, rear LED lights, Xenon headlights, flat bottomed steering wheel.
What should I look for when buying a used A5?
Audis are solid cars, but be sure to look over some of these commonly found faults to guarantee walking away with a car in good condition.
- When taking it out for a test drive, make sure that the engine management light on the dashboard lights up and then goes out, and that there is no black or blue smoke coming from the exhaust. These could mean there is a problem with the EGR and will need to be fixed.
- Another sign of EGR problems is a low level of coolant, which would indicate the EGR valve coolers are faulty, or that the coolant pump is failing. Check the reservoir underneath the boot to check the levels.
- Make sure that the DPF warning light on the dashboard goes out after 5-10 minutes of driving. If it doesn't this could mean there is a problem with the Diesel Particulate Filter and could cause major problems in the long run.
- Inside the car, check that the MMI (Multimedia Interface) is working as it should. As it controls many of the car's functions and applications it is important that things like the sat nav and stereo all work properly, without delay or fault.
- When on the road check to see that gear changes are smooth and easy. If not and they are jerky and uneasy in urban stop start traffic, it could be a sign that the Multitronic gearbox will need to be re-calibrated.
- The A5 is known to be quite hard on tyres - especially the S-Line and Sport models with harder suspension. Check that the tread is even and legal (a depth of 1.6mm above the base) on all.