As a whole SUVs don’t have the best of images. Superficially, they’re more stylish and versatile than the bulky 4×4’s that littered Britain’s roads in the mid-2000s but they’ve still got a stuffiness about them. They’re crushingly practical, bulbous and bloated to help stuff in the kids, football kit and camping equipment. They’re family vehicles made for middle-aged parents who want more comfort than your regular estate car.
All in all, it’s a vehicle class in dire need of an injection of fun and Audi believes it’s done just that with the Audi Q2.
Built as a hybrid between the A3 coupé and the Q3 SUV, the Audi Q2 is the smallest SUV available from the German car maker. Audi calls it a “coupe crossover”, which sounds fancy, but all you need to know is that it looks great, combining the slick coolness associated with Audi’s “A” range of cars while packing in the practical benefits found in its “Q” line of vehicles.
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