Winter Testing Quattro's AWD - 2010 Audi Q5 Quattro 3.2 FSI

[@ja-qf4sr]

Are they reliable the 3.2 ... i saw a 100.000 miles s line should i buy it

[@hvac42long1]

My 2004 Toyota Tundra 2 wheel drive with an empty bed does just as good on a plowed road with proper winter tires. It will plow through deep snow as well.

[@jus988]

Good job on the video!

[@vtestdrive]

Thanks!

[@Kaiser187]

I haven't seen that kind of weather since I left Ohio.

[@B8V86SPD]

Thanks for the video, I’ve been eyeballing one of these with the 3.2 or the first gen q7 with the 4.2 just as a kinda utility cargo hauler sorta vehicle and I keep flip flopping between them lol.

[@stranotech1]

You're spewing misinformation - the only engine option for 2010 was the 3.2FSI. Then in 2011-2012, both the 2.0T and 3.2FSI was available. Then in the mid cycle refresh (B8.5), the 3.2FSI was replaced with a similar 3.0T which was supercharged but produced similar power, the 2.0T remained in the lineup.

[@stranotech1]

Sorry. I was too harsh. Viewed your other videos and they are good. Keep up the good work

[@vtestdrive]

No don’t be sorry. This was a very constructive comment and definitely made me learn something I didn’t know about the various engines in the Audi lineup. I try my best to read up and inform myself but I do make a couple of mistakes here and there (I am in no way a car journalist). Comments like yours are what will help me make better quality content. Thank you very much for the support!

[@adriansega5]

@@vtestdrive one of the best responses ive seen for a correction great content

[@nestorj6573]

Great review!! I'm thinking to buy a Q5 2010 with 33k miles by $15k USD. Would worth giving a shot? I never have had a premium car before, just saw it and loved how comfortable it feels driving it, but I'm a bit concern about maintenance costs. Not scary though.

[@vtestdrive]

15k$ seems a bit pricey. Even though the mileage is low, consider that it’s an 11 year old car. A lot of the gaskets and seals have dried up over time and it could potentially cause oil leaks. Maintenance isn’t too much of an issue with these cars but more the rust (if it’s been winter driven). Make sure the body is in good shape and from there on try to negotiate a bit. Good luck!

[@consmos7328]

I bought a 2010 Q5 3.2 that was well kept and immaculate. One of my beat decisions. It’s a premium plus s-line. 53,000 miles. Cost 13,000 + the other fees that tack on. If it’s in good condition go for it, those low mikes might even apply it was garaged.

[@pagepro211]

Range Rover is better on snow... period

[@vtestdrive]

I reviewed the 2019 Velar and I must agree, the AWD system on the Range Rovers is really next level! Thanks for the great comment!

[@pagepro211]

@@vtestdrive I don't know about the Velar since i dont have experience with it but the big Disco and RR sport and big daddy range for sure but I will take your word for it.