Other modifications to the car’s exterior include black exterior window trim roof rails, a polished grille and matching mesh pattern air vents surrounding the fog lights. Inside, the car gets new sports seats with electrically adjustable lumbar support and layered with Nappa leather or Alcantara trim with an embossed S-Line logo embroidered into the seat back. Other features include a three spoke multifunction steering wheel with perforated leather, brushed aluminum inlays and S-Line badging in the door sills.
The Q5’s mechanical package has been left untouched, which means you get a choice of one petrol engine, or one of two different TDI diesel units. You can read more about the new Q5 in our original launch story by clicking here.
2009 Audi Q5 S-Line
2009 Audi Q5
Reader Comments
Thu May 1 2008 1:02 PM
DaveDav says
that's a nice car
Thu May 1 2008 1:05 PM
DaveDav says
if it's that nice in person maybe tempted to get a TDi V6 if it's not going to be over £40k
Thu May 1 2008 1:27 PM
Gus says
Isn't the SUV supposed to be dead?
Thu May 1 2008 1:44 PM
DaveDav says
You'd think that with high petrol prices etc but people still buy them
Thu May 1 2008 5:00 PM
Bradley says
This is alot better than that Ugly X3, i think this is going to one of, if the best suv's in its class.
Thu May 1 2008 6:23 PM
Layne says
Mmm, that V6 TDI just sounds luscious. Let's review: 30MPG, 0-60 in 6.5 seconds, AWD, 5 seats plus room for cargo, Audi interior quality, and to top it off absolutely stunningly good looks. Sounds like a winner to me! I think maybe I'll be buying one of these in a years time or so. That is unless Audi actually comes out with a real S version with even more performance, then I might go for that one instead.
Thu May 1 2008 6:53 PM
Gus says
5 seats, and room for cargo, isn't that pretty much available in a station wagon format with better mileage?
I mean, unless you tow things or go off road, I just don't get these things...
Thu May 1 2008 9:09 PM
Foxfire says
Well it looks better than a station wagon to some people, and they enjoy sitting higher and having the ability to go off-road, "just in case". The same argument could be used for 2+2 coupes vs. sedans. Sedans are more practical, roomier and cheaper, yet most people lust after coupes because they find them sexier. If you are going to say that coupes are sportier, just check out the M3 sedan. The difference in performance / handling vs. the coupe version is almost nonexistent (and certainly will be to 99% of the people who end up buying one).
Fri May 2 2008 1:35 AM
Wizards Lore says
Audi has done a good job with this one......soooooooo much better than the barge that is the Q7. and also the X3 (which is f'ugly), and when specced comes out the same price as an X5
Fri May 2 2008 5:23 AM
Alan says
Seriously don't see the point of cars like this, why not A4 Avant? Also i personally find small soft roaders seems to be more suited to female drivers, if i'm getting a SUV, i want the full size Range Rover
Fri May 2 2008 5:44 PM
Tonto says
I agree with FireFox. Station wagons are just not as popular as these midsize SUV’s. Especially when your view of traffic in an A4 Avant can be totally blocked by a lowly Sienna minivan that gets in front of you. People want that better view that’s inside these vehicles
Look at how Subaru tries to shake off the “tall station wagonâ€
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