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it's been a year and a half now...: by ltooz_audis on Fri Nov 20 10:25:35 PST 2009; I still liked my q7, I didn't get much discount $4k off sticker, but great lease rate. My friend leased his ML350 the same time since he didn't need 7 seats and he's not impressed with his ML350. Yes, the Q7 is huge compares to these BMW, ML350 or XC90. Gas mileage is still in the 16-20 mpg. The kids love to sit in the rear bench, roomy and cool with the panorama roof & rear a/c.

Re: diesel vs. gas [audi_man]: by mwrussell on Sun Nov 08 18:22:41 PST 2009; actually, the 3.0 diesel has quite a bit of power compared to the gas 3.0, perhaps not on the HP department, but check out the torque.

Re: diesel vs. gas [audi_man]: by mnemonic on Sun Nov 08 17:24:23 PST 2009; I'm European and it still seems weird to me how Americans don't understand diesel. It is economic choice. Engine lasts twice as much as gas. You put 150k miles in gas engine, you will put 300k miles in diesel engine. Long term it is much greener engine too. Easier to maintain. Diesel is also fuel that's easier to manufacture, so if 70s happen again you can be pretty sure you will be able to fill your tank. Diesel engines are also known to run just about on anything... you wanna throw vegetable oil and drive on it. Go for it! Dielels are also less complex engines, hence they brake less often. And if they do they're usually cheaper to fix. This is why 70% of all BMW sales in Europe are diesels! Becuase you buy a car and can drive it for 10 years and not 5, save money and save the environment. Easy? :-) Plus you get great deals on diesels in US. In Europe they're on average 30% more expensive than their gas counterparts. Here you get them for cheap. No brainer to me...

diesel vs. gas: by audi_man on Tue Oct 27 08:59:49 PDT 2009; Not sure why some people are interested in diesel engine. So far I do not see any advantages vs gas engine fuel cost the same, diesel engine has less power 3.0, not all gas stations have diesel proper pumps - need to search gas stations via navigation :-) need to make sure you get proper fuel in winter and summer and finally diesel models are more expensive. Also heared diesel drivers keep some gloves in the glove box compartment like a truck driver :-) The good thing about this - it's ecologically clean....

Re: 2010 Q7 Premier Plus With Cold & Warm Weather [oju]: by audi_man on Thu Oct 15 11:43:52 PDT 2009; thanks for your reply. Do all gas stations have diesel fuel? I don't think so... Did you post that price before loyalty $1000 credit or after? If you don't mind can I ask who was your salesman? Is there any other info that you could share before I visit Bell Audi? I'll try to go there this weekend. Thanks man...

Re: 2010 Q7 Premier Plus With Cold & Warm Weather [audi_man]: by oju on Thu Oct 15 11:07:49 PDT 2009; I bought it from Bell Audi. It's 2010 Q-7 3.6 Premier Plus. I just dont like the diesel engine. According to my calculation gas or diesel both cost same. I made this deal in just 20mins.

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