Used Audi Q7 Review

One of the more attractive luxury crossover SUVs available, the Audi Q7 comes with all the quality and understated opulence buyers have come to expect from the respected German marque. The Q7's bloodlines are evident in its incredibly swank interior. Craftsmanship is first-rate throughout, and the big SUV is decked out with a wide array of sophisticated luxury and safety features.

The Q7 isn't without its flaws, however. The vehicle's full complement of features contributes to its ponderous curb weight, which strips some crispness from its maneuverability. Maximum cargo space and third-row seat room are also below par. But overall these blemishes do little to compromise the attractiveness of Audi's hauler. If you're in the market for a luxury crossover, the Audi Q7 deserves a place on your list.

Used Audi Q7 Models
Audi introduced the Q7 for the 2007 model year. Initially, engine choices consisted of a 3.6-liter V6 (280 hp and 266 lb-ft) or a 4.2-liter V8 (350 hp and 325 lb-ft), both matched to a six-speed automatic transmission. Neither was an ideal choice; the V6 was a bit underpowered and the V8 was thirsty. Audi dropped these in favor of the supercharged V6 (272 hp, initially) after the 2010 model year. The diesel TDI engine was not available until 2009. The only other thing to note for used Q7s is that 2010 and newer models have an updated MMI electronics interface and navigation system that is easier to use.

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