Used Audi Q5 Price Guide

The Audi Q5 remains one of the most desirable premium SUVs on the used market, combining elegant styling, cutting-edge technology, and renowned build quality. With 245 listings currently available across the UK, prices typically range from £18,000 for earlier high-mileage examples to £52,000 for nearly-new models with low mileage.

Market Summary

Price range
£18,000 – £52,000

Total listings
245

Most common year
2021

Most common fuel
Petrol

Audi Q5 Prices by Year

Year	Min Price	Avg Price	Max Price
2020	£28,000	£33,500	£42,000
2019	£25,000	£30,000	£38,000
2018	£22,000	£26,500	£33,000
2017	£20,000	£23,500	£29,000
2016	£18,000	£20,500	£25,000

Average Price by Fuel Type

Diesel

£27,500

Petrol

£31,000

Hybrid

£40,000

Average Price by Mileage

Mileage	Average Price
0-20k miles	£38,500
20k-50k miles	£29,500
50k-80k miles	£23,000
80k+ miles	£20,500

About the Audi Q5

The Audi Q5 has been a cornerstone of the premium SUV segment since its launch in 2008, with the second generation arriving in 2017 bringing sharper styling and advanced technology. This mid-size luxury SUV offers a perfect blend of practicality and prestige, featuring Audi's renowned quattro all-wheel-drive system, a spacious and beautifully crafted interior, and a range of efficient yet powerful engines.

Available in both standard and sportier S line trims, the Q5 caters to families seeking space and comfort as well as driving enthusiasts wanting dynamic performance. The second-generation models benefit from Audi's Virtual Cockpit digital dashboard, comprehensive safety systems, and a host of driver assistance features that rival many newer competitors.

What Affects the Price of a Used Audi Q5

Model year is the primary price determinant, with second-generation models (2017 onwards) commanding significantly higher prices than first-generation examples. Specification level also plays a crucial role - S line models with premium plus packages including features like adaptive cruise control, panoramic sunroof, and upgraded sound systems attract premiums of £2,000-£4,000 over base Sport models.

Mileage heavily influences value, with low-mileage examples under 30,000 miles fetching top prices. Engine choice matters too: the popular 2.0 TDI diesel variants offer strong residual values due to their efficiency, whilst the 2.0 TFSI petrol models appeal to buyers concerned about diesel regulations. Rarer SQ5 performance models and plug-in hybrid variants sit at premium price points. Full Audi service history, warranty coverage, and desirable colours like Navarra Blue or Mythos Black also add value.

Tips for Buying a Used Audi Q5

Always verify the service history is complete, ideally with stamps from Audi main dealers, as this significantly impacts both value and reliability. Check that major services including oil changes have been completed on schedule, and be particularly vigilant about the dual-mass flywheel on diesel models, which can be expensive to replace if it fails.

Inspect the interior carefully for wear on the leather seats and ensure all electronic systems function properly, including the MMI infotainment system, parking sensors, and adaptive air suspension if fitted. Test the quattro system engages smoothly and listen for any unusual noises from the transmission. Consider models with remaining manufacturer warranty or approved used status for added peace of mind, and factor in the cost of premium tyres and servicing when budgeting for ownership.

Frequently Asked Questions

The average price for a used Audi Q5 in the UK is approximately £28,500, though this varies significantly based on age, mileage, and specification. First-generation models (2008-2016) typically range from £18,000 to £25,000, whilst second-generation Q5s (2017 onwards) usually cost between £25,000 and £52,000. Well-maintained examples with full service history and desirable specifications command prices towards the higher end of these ranges.

The 2.0 TDI diesel engine is widely considered the most reliable and popular choice in the Q5 range, offering an excellent balance of performance, economy, and longevity when properly maintained. The 190bhp version is particularly sought-after for its refinement and efficiency. The 2.0 TFSI petrol engine is also proving reliable, especially in post-2017 models, and avoids potential diesel particulate filter issues that can affect diesel variants in urban driving conditions.

As a premium German SUV, the Audi Q5 does have higher maintenance costs than mainstream alternatives, with annual servicing typically costing £300-£500 at independent specialists or £400-£700 at main dealers. Major services and brake replacements can be expensive, and parts prices reflect the premium positioning. However, the Q5's strong build quality means it generally requires fewer repairs than less prestigious rivals, and choosing models with remaining warranty or opting for Audi's service plans can help manage costs effectively.

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