The Audi Q2: A Small SUV with a Big Personality

The Audi Q2 is a small SUV that prioritizes style over outright practicality, making it an interesting choice for those who want a fashionable vehicle without sacrificing too much functionality. The boot of the Q2 holds 405L when the seats are up and 1.50L when they're down, which may not be as spacious as some of its rivals, such as the Mini Countryman's boot. However, it is slightly larger than an Audi A3's trunk space.

The interior of the Q2 features a fairly square space that is somewhat compromised by the rear bumper sticking out quite far, making it more difficult to load heavy items compared to the Mini Countryman. One notable feature missing from the Q2 is a 12-volt socket in the back, but it does come with two bag hooks and four tethers for holding smaller items. Additionally, there's decent underfloor storage space available unless you opt for the optional space-saver spare wheel.

The rear seats of the Q2 fold almost completely flat, making it an ideal spot to stow a stroller or two soft bags. Golf clubs also fit comfortably in the back, and there's ample room for all the essentials needed for a family holiday. To put this into perspective, follow down the Q2's rear seats and you can easily carry a bike, a TV box, two medium boxes, two small boxes, one large suitcase, and a couple of soft bags. The Q2 does an excellent job in holding smaller items as well.

In terms of interior space, the front door bins are big enough to hold a 1.5L bottle with room for another one in the glove box. There's also a pair of cup holders ahead of the gear lever and some extra space under the front center armrest. However, the door pockets in the back are slightly smaller but still capable of holding a small bottle.

In terms of passenger comfort, two adults will fit comfortably in the back of the Q2, but when three people are together, it can get quite tight on the shoulders due to a large hump in the middle of the floor that eats into foot space. Despite this, the Q2 manages to be pretty family-friendly when it comes to fitting a child seat. The doors aren't as big as some rivals, but their tall shape and raised seating position make it easy to maneuver the seat base through the gap once the removable clips are out of the way.

The Q2 scored the maximum five-star rating for Euro NCAP in 2016, with a 93% score for adult occupant protection and an 86% score for child protection overall. This is a testament to the Audi Q2's safety features and its ability to provide a comfortable ride for both adults and children.

For those who prioritize a posh badge above all else, the Audi Q2 is certainly an option that fits the bill. With its stylish design and spacious interior, it's easy to see why many would find themselves drawn to this vehicle every day. However, if practicality is your top priority, there are more spacious alternatives available at a similar price point. To compare offers on the Audi Q2, please click on the pop-out banner in the top-right corner of this screen to visit car.w.o. You can also watch my 360° passenger ride-in-depth entertainment video and full in-depth review of the car by clicking on the video windows.

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down that means it isn't quite as large as a mini countryman's boot but it's a little bit bigger than an Audi a3s the space itself is fairly square but the rear bumper sticks out quite far so loading heavy items can be a bit of a pain unlike in a mini Countryman the Q2 doesn't get a 12volt socket in the back it does however have two bag hook and four tethers for holding smaller items there's decent underfloor storage space unless you go for the optional space saver spare wheel the rear seats fold almost completely flat but a three-way splitting bench cost an extra £250 a power bootle is also available for £450 so just how much stuff can you cram into the back of the Q2 a stroller will fit in the back easily as well a couple of soft bags golf clubs fit easily enough and there's plenty of room for all you would need to carry for a family's holiday follow down the q2's rear seats and you can carry a bike or a TV V box and two medium boxes two small boxes one large suitcase and a couple of soft bags so plenty really the Q2 does a pretty good job of holding smaller items too the front door bins are big enough to hold a 1.5 L bottle with enough room for another bottle in the glove box there's also a pair of cup holders ahead of the gear lever and a little extra space under the front center armrest the door pockets are slightly smaller in the back but they'll still hold a small bottle two adults will fit pretty comfortly in the back of the Q2 but Rivals like a many countrymen have more head and leg room with three people together it's a bit of a tight squeeze on the shoulders and there's a large hump in the middle of the floor which eats into foot space the Q2 manages to be pretty familyfriendly when it comes to fitting a Char seat the doors aren't quite as big as you'll find with some Rivals but their tall shape and the raise seating position means that it isn't that hard to maneuver the seat base through the Gap once the removable Clips are out the way it's easy to get the isopix clips attached the Q2 scored the maximum five star rating for Euro en cap when it was tested in 2016 managing a 93% score for adult occupant protection and 86% for child protection overall then if a posh badge matters most then you'll find the Audi Q2 easy enough to live with every day but there are more spacious alternatives for the money to compare offers on this car please click on the pop out Banner in the top right hand corner of this screen to go to car w.o. also click on the video Windows to watch my 360° passenger ride in-depth entainment video and full in-depth video review of the car\n"