The passenger side works with the engine on for me. Can't get the drivers side to move though, but haven't checked with engine off Does the key need to be out for this to work for the drivers side?
@@haphapablap5089 I only tested the driver's side button, I wouldn't know how the passenger's side works. But yes the key has to be out for the driver's side seat to be moved.
@@germanv8s877 there’s plenty of vehicles that received drivetrain upgrades in a refresh but still considered the same generation. Including this one. Very big differences yes, but still the same chassis and body (for the most part). They didn’t have to retool the entire assembly line when they went to the b8.5.
8:45 I have figured out this feature only works when the car is off, so its mainly for getting in/out. Great video!
The passenger side works with the engine on for me. Can't get the drivers side to move though, but haven't checked with engine off
Does the key need to be out for this to work for the drivers side?
@@haphapablap5089 I only tested the driver's side button, I wouldn't know how the passenger's side works. But yes the key has to be out for the driver's side seat to be moved.
almost done purchasing mine! I cannot wait
nice review, tomorrow i will go check a 2008 s5 4.2 with 150 000km / 93 000 miles
Looks good👏🏼
Keep going bro one day you’ll be like strad 👍👊
You remind me of a more mature, reserved Stradman LOL
I was thinking the same thing
Same
Hi Mike I am in the market to buy S5. How much did you pay for it? thx
This was borrowed from a dealership but it sold very quickly at this price
Does it have bluetooth for music
Yes
Brushed aluminum lol not stainless steel, great review though!
It’s 2008-2012.
2013-2016 are still considered the same generation but you're right that they saw a refresh for 2013.
@@DrivenCompanion dawg what no tf, 2013-2016 has DSG and a 3.0 Sc V6. A whole different car smg
@@DrivenCompanion he's right you know. Should do more research.
@@DrivenCompanion 2008-2012 is B8 and 2013-2016 is B8.5
@@germanv8s877 there’s plenty of vehicles that received drivetrain upgrades in a refresh but still considered the same generation. Including this one. Very big differences yes, but still the same chassis and body (for the most part). They didn’t have to retool the entire assembly line when they went to the b8.5.