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Audi Q5 3.2 Prestige S Line. Absolutely stunning version of this Q5. It is extremely difficult to find this model of the Q5. This version is their top of the line with every option installed that was available. Why pay retail for this car (if you can find it) at a dealership when you can buy BELOW Kelly Blue Book value through me. KBB has this valued at 38K. This Q5 offers: 100,000 mile warranty, heated seats for passenger & driver, cooled & heated cup holders, panoramic sunroof, 18/23 mpg, Audi Adaptive Cruise Control, Bang & Olufsen Sound System, brand new tow hitch, Audi MMI Navigation Plus Package, blue tooth, all wheel drive, LED daytime running lights, fog lights, Xenon headlights, remote antitheft alarm, turn signal mirrors, power folding mirrors, power lift gate, roof rack, Sirius satellite radio, paddle shifters includes gear change paddles; S Line three-spoke steering wheel & shift knob, rear LED lights.
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