Used Audi Q2 cars for sale or finance at 10.9% APR
Buy a used Audi Q2 from Motorpoint and you're getting your hands on one of the most premium small SUVs on sale. Browse our selection of used and nearly new Audi Q2s, all available with flexible finance options and all backed by a warranty.
Audi Q2
30 TDI Sport 5dr S Tronic
2019 (19) reg | 38,204 miles
Diesel | 3 months warranty
£14,249£275 per month
Why buy a used Audi Q2?
There's a reason that used Audi Q2s are so popular – they're just the right size. They're not too big that they're awkward to park in town, but their boxy SUV dimensions mean they're also not so small that you can't use them as daily family transport. Our stock of used and nearly new Audi Q2s all have efficient petrol and diesel engines, so running costs won't be a concern.
Popular Audi Q2 trims for sale at Motorpoint
Our selection of used Audi Q2 models includes the most popular trim levels: Technik, Sport, S Line and the occasional Black Edition.
Pick an entry-level Audi Q2 Technik and you're still getting 16-inch alloy wheels, cruise control, an electric tailgate and LED headlights. Step up to an Audi Q2 Sport model and you get bigger 17-inch allooys, a digital dashboard, built-in sat-nav and sports seats.
The Audi Q2 S Line is usually the most popular for Audi buyers – it comes with 18-inch alloys, a sportier-looking set of bumpers and part-leather sports seats.
Black Edition versions of the Q2 add 19-inch black alloy wheels, privacy glass and a black styling pack that removes any chrome on the outside of the car and replaces it with shiny black trim pieces.
There's also a Vorsprung model of the Q2, which is rare but adds adaptive suspension, matrix LED headlights, a Bang & Olufsen sound system and a panoramic sunroof.
Read our guide to help you pick the best Audi Q2 model for you
Owning an Audi Q2
A used Audi Q2 is ideal for anyone who wants a premium-feeling SUV, but doesn't need the extra size of an Audi Q3 or Q5 – or is finding an Audi A1 a bit on the cramped side. And the Q2 is a great choice – its boot is a reasonable size for a small car, and the back seats can fit child seats and adults noticeably better than in an A1. Reliability is also strong, and despite the fact its engines are on the smaller side (don't discount the deceptively nippy turbocharged 1.0-litre choices), the Q2 is at home on the motorway as it is around town.
For a full run-down of the car, read our in-depth Audi Q2 review.
Other models you may be interested in
If you're after a small SUV that feels posh but isn't a used Audi Q2, you might want to check out the Mini Countryman, Volkswagen T-Roc or Toyota Yaris Cross. For even more options, read our Top 10 Audi Q2 alternatives article.
We've also compared the Q2 directly to the bigger Audi Q3 in our Audi Q2 vs Audi Q3 comparison guide.
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- Finance – flexible monthly finance packages to suit your needs
- Peace of mind – comprehensive range of extended warranty and aftercare products. Warranty cover is included on all cars – either the balance of the manufacturer's warranty or a 3-month Motorpoint warranty
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- Unbeatable prices guaranteed – our Double the Difference Price Promise means we'll refund you double the difference if you find the same car cheaper elsewhere
- Sell or part-exchange your old car – it’s quick and easy with top prices paid
Your Audi Q2 questions answered
Audi’s rival to the BMW X1 and Mercedes GLA came about in late 2016, as a roomy SUV to sit between the Audi A1 and A3. It was unapologetically aimed at young buyers (whether that’s young in age or young at heart!), with bold styling and a contrast-coloured rear door pillar. The Q2 was facelifted in late 2020, although the updates are hard to spot. You’ll find a mix of pre- and post-facelift cars for sale at Motorpoint.
The Q2 is available exclusively with a five-door hatchback bodyshell. At just over 4.2 metres long it slots between Audi’s A1 and A3 hatchback models. It should be very easy to park and place, especially given how square it is, and rear parking sensors are fitted on every model.
You get a 405-litre boot, which is more than both the A1 and the A3. It’s a nice, square shape that’ll be really useful for loading nice, square things into. The Q2 is spacious enough in the back, unless your friends are basketball players.
The Q2 is available with a range of petrol and diesel engines. The 30 TFSI is the entry point to the petrol line-up (a 1.0-litre three-cylinder engine), and progresses through 35 TFSI and 40 TFSI models. Diesels are badged 30 TDI, which is Audi speak for a 2.0-litre turbodiesel, while earlier models are also available with a 1.6-litre TDI.
Either six-speed manual or seven-speed dual-clutch gearboxes are available, as are front- or all-wheel drive versions – sometimes there’s a choice, sometimes your choice of engine decides which you’ll get.
The SQ2 upgrades to the most potent 2.0-litre petrol engine, and comes with the dual-clutch gearbox and all-wheel drive as standard.
The answer here depends on what you want from your car. If you're just looking for a practical compact SUV, there are dozens of more affordable options that will do the same job as the Q2.
However, if you want your compact SUV with a generous helping of premium touches, along with upmarket design and a desirable image, then the Q2 is a great buy.
What's more, there's no sacrifice needed beyond the extra price to trade into the Audi. It's excellent to drive, comes with smooth, powerful petrol engines, and feels every bit as posh as you'd hope inside and out.
Yes the Q2 is a really good car. It needs to be, however, because the compact SUV class is stuffed to the brim with excellent rivals.
The Q2 immediately stands out thanks to its angular, faceted styling borrowed from larger Audi models. This is offset by the contrast-colour C pillar behind the side windows to give it its own unique look.
From behind the wheel, the car's talents continue. The cabin is beautifully built and trimmed in upmarket materials, as well as being decked out with the brand's latest high-tech infotainment setup. On the road, the experience is effortless, especially if you choose one of the more powerful engines paired with the S Tronic automatic gearbox.
Yes Audi's quattro all-wheel-drive system is available as an option on the more powerful engines in the Q2 lineup. It also comes as standard on the high-performance SQ2.
While quattro does bring a slight improvement in grip and traction on slippery surfaces, very few Q2 owners are likely to benefit from it in normal driving. If you're concerned about how your car will perform in snowy or icy conditions, a set of winter tyres will make much more difference than swapping to a four-wheel-drive car.
All versions of the Audi Q2 should perform reasonably well in the snow. The company does offer quattro all-wheel drive on more powerful versions, but even front-wheel-drive models shouldn't struggle to tackle the cold stuff.
It's important to remember that, whatever engine and drive combo you choose for your Q2, you'll be much better off in icy and snowy weather if you fit winter tyres. These are more effective at improving grip and traction than simply trading to a four-wheel-drive car with all-season tyres.
An openable panoramic glass sunroof is available as an optional extra across the Q2 lineup. It's not likely to be a common option, however, so you might have to hunt around to find one equipped with it. It also marginally eats into rear headroom, so check you won't be carrying tall passengers regularly.