Used 2011 Audi Q5 for Sale

We had a Porsche Cayenne as our family car, but that Porsche had a long history of expensive upkeep and it was time to trade it in before it became a sinkhole. So we made a deal and paid cash for a used Q5. Our first mistake was that the Q5 requires the highest grade gasoline. As a family car, it gets used to the tune of about 75 miles a day. This gasoline quality minimum requirement is extremely costly in the long run. By way of comparison, our neighbor has a Jeep Grand Cherokee and it requires the cheapest gas grade. This is a difference of seventy-five cents a gallon. Multiply that by 40,000 miles a year and it adds up to thousands of dollars. But the car looks great. There is no denying that. It's a stylish ride that my wife can be proud of as she drives the boys around town and to school and sporting events. However, our next vehicle will NOT be an Audi.

I like it overall. It's a good-looking vehicle with bulky structure. What I don't like about it is seating and space. There is not enough space in the back and passenger area.