Thank you very much for the kind comment!

Hi it doesnt mention that is , but all the section that holds the water is metal, the only plastic is on the spout and the lid. Thanks

Such a lovely car 😍

how is it brother

It's a lovely car glad your enjoying it cheers ☺️

No problems if you have any specific questions let me know. Hope it helps with your choice.

+geekgti2 im going for the c class coupe, c220 cdi, amg sport, manual:) hopefully should be here in mid of october, will let you know if did the right choice:)

+Charlo Briguglio ahh nice one! You will love it very comfortable car and a real head turner. If you do live somewhere with bad weather I recommend swapping winter tyres during the bad months made a huge difference for me. Enjoy!

+Charlo Briguglio Fantastic! glad you are enjoying it mate. :o)

I have never changed my exhaust as I have left everything standard but yeah, I do think they sounds great. thanks for your comment

Marks Honest Reviews no problem. Good choice on getting the 3.0 dude

Glad your enjoying it!

Hi i wanna buy the same. I m looking for a powerful car that accelerates fast and that gives good sensations. What do you think about this car? Is it impressive in the accelerations or not? Can you have fun with it? Thanks

A . R sorry buddy I double checked the tax it’s £245 still expensive but it’s a quick car! My 2.0 was only £145 and my current 2.0 Range Rover evoque is £125

I just got same year and model with 143k miles.

@ that one Guy Hi i wanna buy the same. I m looking for a powerful car that accelerates fast and that gives good sensations. What do you think about this car? Is it impressive in the accelerations or not? Can you have fun with it? Thanks

@@93000nabs it's not great on acceleration but that depends what its compared too,in my opinion after you hit 40mph it really opens up..fun but not the best for the money

I got one from 2011, 180k km and still enjoy it.

Really hope you didn’t get the Range Rover lol most unreliable and most stolen car here in the uk.

Indeed! Thanks for the comment

Phill, what are you talking about?! The best and most advanced engines in the world are designed and built in Britain by British engineers. Hence even the Mercedes F1 engine and powertrain is designed and assembled in the UK.

Thanks so much for the kind comment! thanks appreciate the feedback

Btw - what does this "special version" mean ??What are its special features expt. black front grill paint ? I looked up and found out that the car I wanna buy has the same black style front grill as yours...

Hi, yes its a bit strange but is seems that for this particular year "Special" from what I can see means that it has the rotary style wheels and all silver trim has been removed. The Black edition the only difference I could see was the alloys are different, but apart from that I really dont know what else you get. You will love the car its so nice to drive and very well built. When I change mine I will be getting another.

Thank you for answering my question - I know I will love it cause' it's an Audi, and Audi is always great to drive ! Wish you good driving pal !

Hi Marius thanks for the question. In regards to rear space I think the Audi has slightly more. Dont get me wrong neither of these cars are great for long journeys for rear passengers especially if you have kids as the windows are very small and with them being blacked out makes the rear very dark. In terms of boot space the audi again is slightly bigger but not by much. I am now on my 2nd Audi A5 I have the newer model which I will do a review on shortly. Owned it for about a year now, so I guess that answers your question - I love the Audi! The Quattro is what makes a huge difference, but I also think the build quality isd better. The Merc is more fancy looking inside, but I just prefer the simple layout and function of the Audi. Hope this helps you my friend any other questions just ask.

Cheers for the quick reply mate. Very good reviews by the way.I do like both cars, and i think that both of them might be slightly bigger than my Alfa romeo GT Cloverleaf I'm driving at the moment.I'm just looking to move to a bigger engine. Anyway, I have a Passat as a second car, so when space is really needed that will do it. No kids at the moment, so I try to enjoy this kind of cars while I still can 😁

@@Marius0189 No problem - thanks for your kind comments I will keep the videos coming! All the best Marius :o)

+Gabriel Duntoye Hi mate, I still own this car and it has now done 86,000 miles and is tight as a drum. I was only telling my wife the other day how impressed I am with the build quality. I cant recommend this car enough mate, its very high quality and amazing to drive. I have owned a number of high end cars and this by far is my most favourite. Put it this way, when i change this car is is very likely to be another A5! Feel free to ask any other questions mate happy to answer good luck with your purchase :o)

+Marks Honest Reviews thanks for the reply, that sounds good, I have a mk2 audi tt at the moment which is giving me problems one after another, mainly electrical faults, and i'm seriously considering selling it, hopefully i get my hands on these bad boys!

Hello Tom, I don't actually know what year they started the duel clutch, however mine is a 2012 model so i would aim for around that year - maybe put a post on the audi forum. I just did a Google but i didnt find anything specific. Cheers Mark

+Marks Honest Reviews hi , thanks :) sure I've only just seen the front of the car I wasn't looking so it's still say the first generation pre facelift

+Marks Honest Reviews but thank you! Review is great on helping me decide on car :) are these easy to drive ? I'm like 5ft6 lol

Ahh thanks Tom I am really glad it helps you. These are lovely to drive mate you feel very safe and confident in bad weather which was why I bought it. I have had about 4 different Mercs and yes they are lovely to drive and great for cruising in with very high comfort levels, but you cant beat the quattro system. I will never go back to a 2 wheel drive car. I am the complete opposite to you mate I am very short 5.5 so i have plenty of room. If I was you I would go and sit in one at the showroom as the cabin hasnt changed much since the 2012 model and the size is exactly the same. Go and see how you feel especially if you are buying a manual. The reason I say that is as mine is auto I can sit further away from the pedals as I only need my right foot for break and accelerator but when I have been in a manual I have to sit much closer as the clutch bite need more leg room if that makes sense. Other than that I cant recommend these guys enough. Mine has just hit 91,000 and its as tight as a drum, no squeaks, rattles or lose parts. If you have any more questions feel free to ask :o)

Symon hi Simon, I don't have this any more I changed it for a new model 2.0 diesel. Will do a review soon. Yes very reliable car I had no problems with it and loved driving it. My new 2.0 is obviously more economical but love these A5's

I have one from 2011, 185,000 km. I think this an amazing car.

jack smith hey Jack, I would t say big upgrade I would say it suits me more, but it just depends what you are after. I think it is build better and feels more high quality and the engine is much more refined but I really did like the c class. I now have the newer model of the A5 the 2.0 diesel which I love. I will do a review of this soon. 👍 cheers Jack

You can get about 300hp easily with a simple remap. Cost is only a few hundred dollars extra.

Im getting 6.8 litres per 100k or about 45mpg on longer spins

Indeed mate so small doesn't make any sense! But it does look the part

A . R hi mate the road tax was £300 and I averaged around 35-38 mpg and I drove mostly short journeys did much better long distance around 40-45 hope that helps

+drunkanmaster Hi, I have never heard of a rear seat conversion as im not sure if thats possible due to the size of the middle portion being very small.

just buy 5 door model

Excellent engine very reliable as long as it's serviced regularly

@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 thank you

Sorry mate, but this model doesn't have a flat bottom steering wheel. Check out my other A5 review that one does 👍

Tony Lyons I'm pretty sure they get around 40 to 45 mpg

more like 30

ASW TV I was going off my dads 330d it has the same size engine only inline 6 it gets 40mpg

My a5 gets 38mpg same engine as in vid but manual

It was 7 mate

@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 thank you. DSG twin clutch. Great car. Unfortunately fragile expensive gear box.

@@twowheelpilot Yeah, I had no problems with this car when I owned it was a great car and bought a second one 2.0 tdi again had zero problems with gear box. Had this one up to 85.000 miles was solid.

@@markshonestreviewsandhealt6953 trust me they have major issues.... 200,000k give or take 10k and the DSG will have mega issues. Well known for it. The 2.0tdi engine is total junk too. Goes like hell and good on fuel but durable it is not. If anyone is reading this go for the 3.0 TDI with a 6 speed NON DSG. If you do have a DSG get rid of it well before high kilometres. A friend used to work for Audi main agent. Some of the DSG boxes cost $20,000nzd to replace with a whole new unit. Insane

xXcooldude117Xx He pronounced it at the start and it was correct. What are you talking about? How you have phonetically written it is how he said it.

+Aaron Fernando I know what you mean, but when you do loads of miles you have to love the fuel economy and and grunt you can get!

+Aaron Fernando needs a milltek or supersprint.....

+Aaron Fernando its clear you never heard 1 with a miltek exhaust.

dumbass.

are u deaf

Joseph Mccouch Yeah, I understand. I'd like to see it clean. How many dirty things around mate. I love cleanliness! He's representing a car, it must be clean! Cleanliness is the rule of Label! :-)