Sq5

[sarg]

One of the contenders for my next car is an SQ5.

I thought I'd found a bargain until I found out it does not have navigation.

Anyone got any clue if this can be retro-fitted please?

Thanks in advance

http://www.sytner.co.uk/car-search/4...-5dr-tip-auto/

[tonupkid]

Funnily enough just yesterday I advised SWMBO that the SQ5 is her next car, but I want to see the prices a bit lower that where they are.
They are shockingly quick and TBH her current 2.0 TFSI Q5 handles so well I reckon that with a decent engine (although diesel) it'll be a hoot.
I'm amazed that any exist sans nav. Insane.
I'd keep looking, there's a few properly specced ones popping up now, with ACC, side assist, pano sunroof, elec seats, hill start, drive slect and the rest.... including nav.
Apart from B&O and the sexy seats, that ones a bit sparse.
Be interested to know how you get on, and good luck with it

[sarg]

There are plenty better specced ones if you want to pay £10+k more!

I have use of other cars, but can't do without own for too long

[tintin]

SQ5 was the one car I asked Audi for at the annual meet, but didn't get. Looks great, seems like a cracker, must get an extended test drive for a day...

[Conquistador]

SQ5 is amazing. Had a long drive in one a couple of months ago at a 'Q' driving event held by Essex Audi tearing around the grounds of a posh country house. We pretty much had free reign of the ground and fields set out in a rough course, and was able to take the cars out for a blast on the A12 and country roads. Noticed a bit of understeer if you booted it out of a corner on wet Tarmac or grass.

The car is just blisteringly quick and the power delivery is pure torque and grunt. 5.1 or 5.2 seconds 0-60mph I believe. Interior is business as usual, latest MMI interface is easy to use and colourful, and the interior materials are just solid and Audi-like as you'd expect. Sunroof is a nice additional too. I liked playing with the settings that changed the exhaust note, pretty cool in a diesel with Dynamic mode.

As sarg said, satnav is an option, and a pricey one indeed at £1700! The salesman also reckoned you could easily achieve 45mpg and used prices are from around £30k at the moment. I'd love one if I could.

I hear there will also be an SQ7 released with the new Q7 line up too

[sarg]

Had a look over one and test drove it yesterday.

Drives beautifully, pick up is immense, ride a bit firm, but most disappointing was the list of features missing for a near £50k car when new.

No memory seats, no electric tailgate, no sunroof.

Still pondering