2024 Audi Q2 35 TFSI A Cutie, but Expensive - Full GayCarBoys Review

Audi Q2 35 TFSI is a Complete Cutie Here’s Why
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Audi Q2 35 zips along happily, feeling tight and sharp, and trendily chic. It fills criteria by being nippy and classy, with enough space for a city trip with friends.
Although Audi Q2 also comes in 40 and RS forms, both of which have Quattro AWD and 2.0L engines. Audi Q2 35 makes do with front-wheel-drive and a demure 110kw/250Nm 1.5 turbo 4. A 0-100 of 8.6 seconds is leisurely until you plant your foot in the wet, when much scrambling of rubber comes. There’s a rat-a-tat-tat as the traction control tries desperately to keep things tidy.
Audi Q2 35’s tasty metalwork is plain yet tasteful. The brawny lines look gym fit in a 5-door hatch-cum-SUV, and in many ways, looks faster than it actually is.
All doors have smart locking/unlocking and the rear hatch is electric, but the mystery of an enormous wheel well with nothing in it is unforgiveable. There is more than enough room for a full-size spare as well as the base speaker for the doof-doof system.
Our $48grand test car had ten thousand in extras and much of the tasty stuff was in those optional packs. Matrix headlights, the 180watt Audi sound system, the sunroof, and even the gorgeous Navarra Blue is a tick in a box costing many monies. Does that matter? Not if you can afford it.
There is no head-up display, optional or not. All other driver and safety systems are present
The seats are part leather, and incredibly comfortable but set for a 6’ driver, leaves little space behind. CarPlay/Android Auto is by cable/USB so the driver has to make sure that is set up before heading up the driveway.
Quality
Where most entry level cabins come unglued is the tacky plakky bits in about the fixtures and fittings. Scratchy plastic is like filling an Louis Vuitton travel trunk with clothes bought from Big W. It does the job but you don’t want your mates seeing it.
Audi Q2 35 has the odd hard surface that feels a bit low-rent, so my advice is to ignore it. All other touchy-feely bits are divine.
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[@WazzaG076]

Well balanced and very fair review. Overpriced, especially when all those options are added. 1.5L turbo producing a very modest output presumably for fuel consumption. Except you were unable to even get close during your test drive.
And I dislike the DCT transmission especially for city driving too. And why no space saver when there is room for one?
Far better out there. For example Our married daughter bought a Mazda CX30 when needing a compact SUV urgently for imminent arrival of our grandson and there was a shortage of cars following Covid etc.
it was, I think, $42000 or a bit less top model and came with 2.5L normally aspirated petrol engine, traditional 6 speed automatic and space saver tyre. They love it.
VW, you have bombed out again. The four circles badge and nice ( extra) paint don’t hide it as being an overpriced VW Polo.

[@gaycarboys]

there is no doubt 4 rings costs. i guess it is horses for courses