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Total cash price £24,999. Borrowing £22,499 with a £2,500 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

48 monthly payments
£403.93
Fixed interest rate
11.9%
Total amount payable
£32,899.69
Cost of credit
£7,900.69
Optional final payment
£11,011.00
Purchase fee
£10.00
Annual mileage limit
6000 miles

Why buy a used Audi Q3?

The Audi Q3's a cracking family SUV that goes up against the Volvo XC40, BMW X1 and Mercedes GLA. It's big enough for family life so long as you don't need to carry huge quantities of luggage, it drives well, is comfortable and won't break the bank to run. It's also available as the Q3 Sportback, which has a more coupe-like roofline which looks more aerodynamic but does reduce rear-seat headroom slightly. Whichever used Audi Q3 you choose, you'll have a great all-rounder that has a real feel-good factor.

Popular Audi Q3 trims for sale at Motorpoint

If you're shopping for a used Audi Q3 at Motorpoint, you'll see there are three popular trims: Technik, Sport and S Line.

Audi Q3 Technik models may be the entry point to the Q3 range, but they're pretty well equipped with sat-nav and alloy wheels as standard. Next up are Audi Q3 Sport models, which get rear parking sensors and slightly bigger alloy wheels.

The most popular Audi Q3 trim is S Line. It gets a sportier-looking body kit and larger alloy wheels, while inside you'll find climate control and sports seats have joined the party.

Higher up in the range are Q3 Black Edition models and Q3 Vorsprung models. Black Edition turns all the exterior chrome trimming black while adding a reversing camera and heated seats inside. Vorsprung versions bundle together lots of options such as climate control, sat-nav, a reversing camera and part-leather seats.

Owning a used Audi Q3

A used Audi Q3 is a great choice if you're after a sharp-looking practical family SUV but don't need the extra size and cost of a bigger Audi Q5. A Q3 can still tackle family duties, with a useful 530-litre boot, roomy rear seats and enough storage spaces for even the biggest Haribo addict. Running costs will be reasonable, and there aren't any reliability woes to note. Read our in-depth Audi Q3 review to see why we're such fans of the Q3.

Other similar models you may be interested in

The Audi Q3 is similar in size to the BMW X1, Mercedes GLA and Mini Countryman – and for a full list of our recommended rivals, check out our Top 10 Audi Q3 alternatives guide.

Still unsure about the Audi Q3? Read our comparisons against other similar models:

Why buy from Motorpoint?

Your Audi Q3 questions answered

The Q3 comes in two body styles. Standard models are a conventional five-door SUV, or you can choose from the upmarket Q3 Sportback coupe – this retains the five-door layout, but adds a swooping coupe roofline helping it look sportier.

The Q3 is around 4.5 metres long, putting it almost exactly in line with its key rivals, the Mercedes GLA and BMW X1. That length means Q3 models are around 20cm longer than family hatchbacks such as the VW Golf, but around 20cm shorter than saloons such as the Audi A4. Q3s are easily large enough for four adults but, if you regularly carry five or more, you might want to choose a larger car.

All engines in the Q3 range are smooth and efficient for their class. High-performance versions, in particular, offer rapid acceleration without too much of a fuel economy penalty.

Many Audi Q3s come with front-wheel drive, but some engines – usually the most powerful ones – come with four-wheel drive. Audis with four-wheel drive are signified by ‘quattro’ badges. Search for four-wheel-drive Audi Q3s here.

No, the Audi Q3 is a spacious five-seater. The only seven-seat Audi is the Q7. Most of the Q3’s rivals are five-seaters too, but check out the Land Rover Discovery Sport and Mercedes GLB if you need a third row.

Audi Q3s will be a little more expensive to maintain than less premium SUVs, but servicing and repair costs should be on a par with its closest rivals from BMW and Mercedes. Audi offers service plans to split annual maintenance into monthly payments.

Audi Q3s can be quite good in snow, although don’t expect Q3s with the quattro four-wheel-drive system to magically save you from thick snow or treacherous ice. Whether you choose a two- or four-wheel-drive Q3, consider fitting a set of all-season or winter tyres to ensure excellent cold-weather grip.

Most Audi Q3s will be reliable, although the sheer amount of tech on board has resulted in some owners reporting electrical glitches. These are often quickly fixed by a trip to a dealer. For extra peace of mind, you may wish to take out an extended warranty on any used car.