Oh, Dear god, no!!!

[Error404]

Thats one of the reasons I love these motors, the design is really timeless

[cadiddy]

Totally agree mate, with a few minor tweaks like the right wheels and a bit of a drop their perfect from every angle to me

[anthonys2]

Love the CQ 20V I had one 16 years ago (god I feel old now) before the S2 came along and it was fabulous great colour sivlery/blue metallic on a F reg it was an Audi demo model pretty rare

[Bowie69]

Bought mine... August 2000 for £5K! Stuck about~70K on it in that time, but been off the road for a good few of them... mainly through lack of enthusiasm, but it's back now

[Rikki Kitto]

Bought mine... August 2000 for £5K! Stuck about~70K on it in that time, but been off the road for a good few of them... mainly through lack of enthusiasm, but it's back now

Any pics

[Cottis]

If you ever decide to sell, let me know. I love the sound of N/A 5 pots and like others have said, timeless shape and actually does everything that I need a car to do including excellent reliability.

[Bowie69]

I will put pics up when I have actually washed it(!) Still got mud and bits of conifer on it

Needless to say after that amount of time it needed a complete rebush front and rear and a rather scabby rear subframe, not to mention all the other little jobs that need doing after that time. 'tis nearly all done now

I doubt I will sell this, but thanks for the offer, you never know what life will throw at you sometimes

[Cottis]

I have sold a couple of CQ's that I have lived to regret. Sometimes circumstances dictate though. There was a Pearl White CQ 20v that came up about 2yrs or so ago. It was in fine condition apart from a little touch up needed on the rear bumper. Guy only wanted a touch over £1k for it but i was skint at the time and had nowhere to keep a third car so had to pass. Oh the regrets!!!!

[Bowie69]

OK, for those interested I stuck a post up with a couple of pics: http://www.s2forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69506

[Rikki Kitto]

Thats one of the reasons I love these motors, the design is really timeless

Totally agree they still look fresh today, the sign of a true classic