Audi Q7 buyers guide (2015-2024) Avoid buying a broken used Audi Q7 with common faults (TFSI | TDI)

Audi Q7 and SQ7 4M Buyers Guide review to help you find a reliable Audi Q7 in your budget. Our guide covers the 2015 Q7, 2016 Q7, 2017 Q7, 2018 Q7, 2019 Q7, 2020 Q7, 2021 Q7, 2022 Q7 and 2013 Q7 to help you find the luxurious Q7 you want. Our Q7 buyers guide gives tells you the running costs of each engine in an Audi Q7 and SQ7. We also cover the dimensions so you know how long is an Audi Q7 and when it will be discontinued. A used Audi Q7 owner and buyer guide answers questions on recalls, common problems, known faults, diesel engines, and the most powerful Audi Q7 to buy, but we also cover the Audi Q7 safety rating and trunk space. If you are wondering how much an Audi Q7 will be to run or buy then check out our guide for tips and tricks and what to know before you look at a used Q7.
Our guide also highlights the Audi Q7 mpg, and facelift years so you know what you can get for your money while also making sure you avoid buying a broken or unreliable Audi Q7 2nd generation.
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[@martinharvey1795]

Great review, keep up the great work

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

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[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

This Q7 is supposed to be the more rounded and friendly looking one? I can't imagine how the design concepts look like😬

[@herpadjerpmaplurp3721]

amazing video, do you have any info on the e tron models? How reliable are the plug in hybrid systems? I'm interested in a 2016 Q7 e-tron TDI 3liter paired with the 17,3kwh battery.

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

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[@Utubeisazzho]

The DRL tubes being $5,000 for a new light is nutz.

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

If I was in a market where the Land Cruiser was available I would definitely go for that. But here in Europe we get the least reliable most expensive to maintain cars as always.

[@reelrocknrolla4251]

On paper its the best 3rd row SUV. Good gas mileage, fast can tow 7000 lbs, very practical interior

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

My favorite Q7 is definitely the first generation. The design of the exterior, interior, the powertrains, I just prefer, especially the better availability of a V8 diesel.

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[@OllieTT]

I've driven one of these extensively so here's my take if you're lucky enough to be in the market for one of these: