AUDI Q5 (2012-17)
The AUDI Q5 (2012-17) is a popular and versatile SUV that combines stylish design with practicality, making it a top choice for families, commuters, and those who enjoy a comfortable drive. Positioned firmly in the premium compact SUV segment in the UK, the Q5 offers a sophisticated appearance, a spacious interior, and a smooth driving experience that appeals to a wide range of drivers. Its reputation for reliability and quality is well-established, and with an average mileage of around 76,783 miles and typically just over two previous owners, it remains a practical option for those seeking a well-maintained used vehicle.
What sets the AUDI Q5 (2012-17) apart is its refined handling, upscale features, and strong performance. It boasts excellent build quality, a comfortable ride, and a choice of efficient engines—making it suitable for families, daily commuting, or longer trips. Compared to rivals like the BMW X3 or Mercedes GLC, the Q5 is renowned for its premium feel and consistent reliability. With a typical private sale valuation of around £15,854, this model offers a compelling blend of luxury and practicality, making it an appealing used vehicle for those looking to enjoy everything an SUV has to offer in a stylish package.
average use
The data for the most recent mileage recordings of Audi Q5 (2012-17) vehicles reveals that the majority of these vehicles have recorded mileages between 70,000 and 110,000 miles, representing roughly 44% of the sample. The most common mileage range is 70,000 to 80,000 miles, accounting for about 12.5%. Notably, a significant portion—over 32%—have recorded mileages exceeding 130,000 miles, with small percentages reaching up to 230,000 miles, indicating a presence of high-mileage vehicles in the dataset. Conversely, very low-mileage vehicles (under 20,000 miles) constitute a minor share (around 0.3%), and the highest mileage categories (above 200,000 miles) are quite rare, each less than 1%. This spread suggests most Audi Q5s in this sample tend to have moderate to high mileages, which could be relevant for assessments of vehicle value or condition.
vehicle values
The data on private sale valuations for the Audi Q5 (2012-17) shows that the most common price range, accounting for 13.9%, is between £9,000 and £10,000. Notably, the majority of prices are clustered between £6,000 and £12,000, with percentage shares ranging from approximately 7.8% to 13.9%. Very few vehicles are valued above £18,000, with only 0.8% between £18,000 and £19,000 and an even smaller 0.3% between £21,000 and £22,000, indicating that higher-value models are rare in the private market. Conversely, a significant portion of vehicles fall below the £10,000 mark, hinting at considerable variation in vehicle condition, age, or mileage within this model range. Overall, the data suggests that most privately sold Audi Q5s are concentrated in the mid-price range of £9,000 to £12,000, with lower-priced vehicles being more prevalent than high-end, luxury variants.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of Audi Q5 vehicles from the 2012-2017 range are from 2014 and 2015, accounting for approximately 28% and 26.3% respectively. Together, these two years make up over half of the sample, suggesting these were the most common model years during this period. Vehicles from 2014 and 2015 likely represent the peak in availability. In contrast, models from 2012 and 2017 are less common, comprising only around 4.2% and 2.2%, respectively, indicating they are relatively rarer within this sample. Overall, the distribution points to a general concentration around mid-2010s production years.
colour popularity
The data indicates that for the 2012-2017 Audi Q5 model in the UK, the most common main paint colours are Grey (29.1%), Black (24.4%), and White (20.2%), which together make up the majority of vehicles. Less popular colours include Purple (0.8%), Brown (0.3%), Red (2.2%), Silver (5.3%), and Blue (17.7%). Notably, Grey is the predominant colour, followed by Black and White, reflecting typical preferences for neutral and classic vehicle shades in this model range.
ownership cycle
The data on registered keepers for the Audi Q5 (2012-17) indicates that the majority of these vehicles have been kept by a small number of owners. Specifically, 31% of vehicles have had only three registered keepers, which suggests a relatively stable ownership pattern for many. Additionally, a significant portion—16.3%—have had two registered keepers, and 23.3% have had four. Notably, very few vehicles have had more than ten keepers, with only 0.6% each for nine and ten keepers, highlighting limited high-turnover in ownership. Overall, the data reflects predominantly short to mid-term ownership, with most vehicles changing hands only a few times.
engine choices
The data for the Audi Q5 (2012-17) indicates that the majority of these vehicles are equipped with 1968cc engines, accounting for 55.7%, with a significant portion also featuring 2967cc engines at 39.9%. Smaller shares have 1984cc (4.2%) and 2995cc (0.3%) engines. In terms of fuel type, an overwhelming 95.6% of these vehicles run on diesel, while only 4.4% use petrol. Overall, most Audi Q5s from this period are diesel-powered with engine capacities around 1970cc, suggesting a strong preference or market trend towards diesel engines in this model range.
