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Does an Audi Q2 convertible make sense?

Why shouldn’t Audi’s new Q2 crossover feature an open top model? Range Rover took the top off the […]

Does an Audi Q2 convertible make sense?
Does an Audi Q2 convertible make sense? — photographed for Leisure Wheels

Why shouldn’t Audi’s new Q2 crossover feature an open top model? Range Rover took the top off the Evoque leaving a stylish crossover/SUV that seems to have received positive reactions on both sides of the Atlantic.

The Range Rover Evoque Cabrio has even created quite a bit of interest in the UK, despite the weather not being ideal and order books not even officially open yet. In places like California and in much of SA a cabriolet can be used with the top down for a large portion of the year and so if Audi did offer a convertible version of the Q2, we think it could go down pretty well.

This digitally altered Q2 is a four-seat convertible crossover with a premium badge and a fresh, new design…compared to other Audi models and looks like the Q2 that debuted in Geneva, just without a lid.

It never felt like it was working hard, and after 2 400 kilometres, neither did I.

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