Audi A5 2011 2.0T FSI Black Edition 2dr [Start Stop]
Low Miles, Black Edition, B & O Audio
64,540 miles
2011
Manual
Petrol
£5,990
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SittingbourneMileage64,540 miles
Year2011 (11 reg)
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Engine2.0L
Fuel typePetrol
TransmissionManual
Body TypeCoupe
Doors2
Seats4
ColourBlack
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Sold by Roydens Ltd
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- Trip computer
- Traction control
- Sports seats
- Service interval indicator
- Reverse parking aid
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Description
Insurance Group 33, ULEZ, Hpi Clear, 8 Recorded Services Including Timing Chain Replacement, Bang & Olufsen Audio, LED + Xenon Headlights, 2 Keys, Privacy Glass, Full Leather, Auto Lights, 19" Alloy Wheels, Dual Climate Control, Electric Folding Mirrors, Cruise Control, Lumbar Support, Sat Nav, Bluetooth, DAB Radio, Spare Wheel, Folding Rear Seats, Front + Rear Parking Sensors, NO ADMIN FEE, 6 Month Warranty Included, Part Exchange Welcome, VISIT OUR WEBSITE, Contact Via Email, Website Chat, Mobile, Phone, WhatsApp, Videos Available on Request
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Audi A5 review
Pros
- Elegant and stylish design
- Superb interior quality and finish
- Comfortable and refined for long journeys
Cons
- Rivals like the BMW 4 Series are more fun to drive
- Not the most practical choice, especially the Coupe
- Higher-spec models can get quite pricey
