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Leaked photos of the Audi Q5 Facelift 2013




This is the updated Audi Q5, which may occur in the exhibition in Beijing on Monday, though the Audi keeps silent on the matter. The median SUV of the Germans has a new front bumper, new grille, redesigned alloy wheels, new lights front and rear do not see any major changes.
In terms of engines will be maintained in the range 3.2-liter V6 FSI of 270 hp replaced by a 3.0-liter TFSI 272 hp performance. Sales of refurbished Q5 will begin from September. We expect the official press release to see what other changes Audi has done in the middle of the SUV.
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