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City traffic can be tiring. But the Audi Q5 makes it feel a little easier. Its size fits well on Toronto’s busy streets, while the Quattro all-wheel drive keeps you steady through snow or rain. The standard 2.0-litre turbo engine offers 261 horsepower, which gives the right amount of strength without feeling too loud or too fast. It moves smoothly, even when you're stuck on the Gardiner. Fuel use stays reasonable at 10.1 L/100 km in the city and 7.9 L/100 km on highways, which matters when gas prices jump.

The 2025 Audi A6 e-tron blends luxury, power, and innovation in a sleek electric sedan. With up to 455 horsepower, a potential 700+ km range, and Audi’s Quattro all-wheel drive, it’s built for performance and comfort. Inside, it offers a modern, tech-forward cabin, while features like air suspension and regenerative braking ensure a smooth, efficient ride.

If you're a proud owner of an Audi vehicle, you already know the unparalleled driving experience it provides. However, as your needs change and your lease comes to an end, you might find yourself looking for a new and improved Audi model to take on the road.

Audi stood out once more recently by being awarded the title of luxury car brand that provides the best value in Canada. The award comes from Vincentric which is the number one resource for consumers looking to learn more about the value provided by different vehicles in the automotive industry.

Like the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Montréal Canadiens, Audi and BMW have been rivals for what seems like forever. It is difficult for some consumers who are looking for a luxury vehicle to differentiate BMW models and Audi vehicles, as they all seemed quite similar on paper. But like any old rivalry, it is what you don’t see that often explains the long-standing showdown.