Is snagging a used 2023 Q5 worth it?

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So I've got my eye on my buddy's used 2023 Q5, and I gotta say, I'm loving the look of it. Hes tossing out a pretty sweet deal too. But I've heard some rumblings about engine problems with this year's model. Is that for real? And if it is, just how bad are these engine issues? I'm seriously thinking about snagging it but I don't want to end up with a lemon. Any tips on how I can give this ride a thorough once-over to make sure it's trouble-free?
 
I recently picked up a 2023 Q5 PHEV Prestige trim in February, and it's been fantastic! The sport seats are incredibly comfortable, and the interior is remarkably quiet thanks to the acoustic glass. The air suspension adds another layer of comfort with its smooth and adjustable ride. No issues about the engine you're talking about. Overall, it's a truly impressive car.
 
So I've got my eye on my buddy's used 2023 Q5, and I gotta say, I'm loving the look of it. Hes tossing out a pretty sweet deal too. But I've heard some rumblings about engine problems with this year's model. Is that for real? And if it is, just how bad are these engine issues? I'm seriously thinking about snagging it but I don't want to end up with a lemon. Any tips on how I can give this ride a thorough once-over to make sure it's trouble-free?
Check the CarFax and take it to a mechanic. They can check if the engine's okay.
 
So I've got my eye on my buddy's used 2023 Q5, and I gotta say, I'm loving the look of it. Hes tossing out a pretty sweet deal too. But I've heard some rumblings about engine problems with this year's model. Is that for real? And if it is, just how bad are these engine issues? I'm seriously thinking about snagging it but I don't want to end up with a lemon. Any tips on how I can give this ride a thorough once-over to make sure it's trouble-free?
I haven’t heard of anything like that. I’d say just trust your buddy.
 
The 2023 Q5 is generally solid but there have been some reports of engine issues particularly with oil consumption and timing chain tensioners. Before pulling the trigger get a full service history and an independent pre-purchase inspection to make sure you’re not inheriting someone else’s headaches.
 
So I've got my eye on my buddy's used 2023 Q5, and I gotta say, I'm loving the look of it. Hes tossing out a pretty sweet deal too. But I've heard some rumblings about engine problems with this year's model. Is that for real? And if it is, just how bad are these engine issues? I'm seriously thinking about snagging it but I don't want to end up with a lemon. Any tips on how I can give this ride a thorough once-over to make sure it's trouble-free?
You sure about that? Havent heard about that issue though. Q5s are generally reliable.
 

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