Audi Q7 with 511 000 km - Walkaround & Improvised Commentary

[@differentcarreview-dcr]

Buying a used Audi Q7 (4L) - 2005-2015 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmXSZ6KBZq9onK8 2008 Audi Q7 Detailed Review & Issues after 500 000 km / 310 000 mi - kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKjFqZKBfduDqdU 2006 VW Touareg 2.5 TDI R5 - Detailed Review & Issues after 260 000 km kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHvTlquwqZmZlck 0-100 km/h Acceleration of this high mileage Q7: kzbin.info/www/bejne/panXq5efZrR6gtE POV Test Drive of this high mileage Q7 (no commentary): kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHrCeYN_mNmfbJI 1st gen 3 0 TDI ALL Issues kzbin.info/www/bejne/laTSZ6yei5qkjqc 2nd gen 3 0 TDI ALL Issues kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGiVgXWGiLhlpNE Toyota Land Cruiser Prado (J120) Critical diesel engine Issues kzbin.info/www/bejne/pou9qGuknpaNp6c Audi A6, A8, Q7 STEERING LOCK ISSUE kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5vbgn-LlNeqaas Range Rover L322 Common Rust Spots & Exterior Issues kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3SuZHmKjaypeq8 Range Rover L322 - Removing the Spare Wheel is Genius ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXbHlGmMrN6Dl9k I bought the Cheapest Range Rover in the EU with 447 100 km kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5SUqHukpM6se9k Buying a used Land Rover Discovery 3, 4 - LR3, LR4 (L319) 2004-2016 kzbin.info/www/bejne/npC3dI1vhcSEfK8 Buying a used Range Rover Sport L320 - 2005-2013 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6nMYXhmgpWSndk

[@aventurateconlosdiaz9500]

Scotty Kilmer would be proud of this Audi haha

[@drivingthebeast9101]

But he still would say that Audi its a money pitt 🤣

[@williamegler8771]

He is too busy diddling himself in his high mileage Celica with ice cold air while looking at a picture of the chairman of Toyota.

[@drivingthebeast9101]

@@williamegler8771 🤣🤣

[@aaron___6014]

@@drivingthebeast9101 The hpfp failure would have been crazy expensive to repair and fix.

[@Syahrilriz1]

absolutely YES

[@Pety91]

Just as always, great review! I have a 2008 B8 A4 with the same 3.0 TDI engine (240hp CAPA) and a 6 speed manual. Bought it a year ago after watching some of your videos. This engine pretty makes sports car from the smaller body, so much torque at low RPM, I love it! :D Just had the DMF-cluch changed and also the timing chains replaced preemptively (you can also change it from the back with the transmission removed) at 320k km. I hope my car also reaches 500k one day, I'm not planning on selling it any time soon. 🤞

[@MousemanLV]

this engine is pain in the rear to work on. Lets not talk about changing the chain.

[@samoniumuziejus]

At what point timing chain needs changing if 500k still has the original chain ?

[@Pety91]

@@samoniumuziejus only when you hear the chain rattling

[@carrypotter6821]

@@MousemanLV engine out thats all

[@surena9451]

@@samoniumuziejus With the diesels idk but the petrol variants failed frequently from chain wear as a result of failed or lazy tensioners. Perhaps because they rev higher? I don't know. I have a 3.2 V6 petrol and it's chains (my god there were 4 of them) were replaced at 290k km. Currently just shy of 320k on the clock, hoping to get another 5-10 years out of it. While at it the seals were replaced as well since the chains were an engine-out job the labour cost for the seals was pretty much pennies in comparison. So I went from losing/burning oil to having about the same oil level between my oil changes. It better perform for long to come after all I put into it. At first I wanted the same 3.0 TDI but with the laws here it would cost me like 250€ more on top of what I pay monthly right now just to own and look at the diesel variant, let alone drive it. Maybe back in the 2000s it would have made sense with the lower consumption, lower taxes and lower diesel price but today it's not worth it for me. I do keep hearing some kind of ticking noise in the front of the engine but I was told that it's because of the high pressure fuel pump making noise, which is considered normal. Don't know if this is also the case for the 3.0 TDI fuel pump.

[@Brayco864]

I love your commentary style which goes VERY well with your accent ..... its just brilliant

[@PremkumarsamuelMoto]

First of all Big Thanks to showing us a Ultra Miles used Q7. I think the Owner or Owners of the car had taken good care of it periodically, by looking at the great condition. This vlog has given me the boost I needed to finalize a 4.2 V8 TDI facelifted 2011 model, which has 128,000 kms. THANKS n Cheers. Please do vlogs like this high mileage cars for Touareg n Cayanne around 10 years old. Love from Bangalore.

[@Hixzeh]

How is it running?

[@JustasG]

Me too also thinking about V8 tdi Q7, is it worth double money for v8 instead of v6 for half price

[@louisjames1062]

Great cars, like tanks. I have an s line tdi also. One of the best engines ever made

[@frankluxobzor7393]

Great video.I owned 2 q7 2008 and 2012 Miss them badly.Looking at the milage it stil looks great.

[@streetfighter4dude]

The most realist reviews on yt, come back!

[@bogter3166]

This is incredibly useful. Keep them coming, please. Some clips at 4 yrs after launch would be incredibly useful. Since 60% of the data exists at that point, why wait for 3-4 more years to release it?

[@svlagonda7417]

Wow, crazy mileage!

[@GERntleMAN]

The CASA is the best out of the four available 3.0TDI. Nice looking Q7! Our Q7 has just half the kilometers but still is in great condition. It gets a real nice full service plus now and our V8 should be ready for the next 240.000km

[@100TrilionEuro]

Yo bro you give me so many golden informations for my q 7 1G you really save my ass! When I hear your voice in the videos I feel like I have a friend right beside me! God bless you brother!

[@differentcarreview-dcr]

Thanks for watching ! The 1st gen Q7 can have its own issues but its one of those better german cars.

[@100TrilionEuro]

@@differentcarreview-dcr 🙏💙

[@aqiila8748]

Do you have the HXG automatic gearbox? I can’t find any information about it. I’m about to buy a Q7 3.0 TDI V6 2006 with a brand new BUG engine and the HXG automatic. Would like to know more about the transmission. Is it tiptronic?

[@davidpedder9048]

I've always loved the styling of these Q7s, but I just don't have the courage to buy one.

[@Teshia]

Very comprehensive! I love this video, thank you.

[@tokputih1198]

welcome back bro.. miss your review.. can you do review on used gallardo lp 560-4 tq bro

[@s4b1n123]

Nice review. Btw timing chain failure will likely not cause a catastrophic failure for the engine as far as I know. I don't think the piston can hit the valves.

[@faxxzc]

they can, trust me. but usually the guide just gives up and makes noise, letting you know you have to do things way before it gets catastrophic

[@robertasviskupaitis9195]

oooh them videos! Miss you bro!

[@silvanodasilvio4232]

Welcome back!

[@slowboat6021]

thanks for sharing, we have a 2011 V8, great car.

[@franciscosantos3609]

It’s still working damn it lol great video

[@WalterKoren]

Love your videos. Very good job.

[@edmunddjokoto6397]

Am not surprised at all because the vag casa and bks engine codes on these touaregs and porsche cayenne and very reliable diesel engines.

[@lucksonmanganibanda4357]

Firstly great work on your videos, there very informative. Please do buying a used Volvo xc60 2009-2016

[@Andrei9thouzen]

About that timing chain rattle on cold start, mine buzzes all the time and, its not the chain, its actually one of the support arms that holds the exhaust pipe, i've seen this wen i replaced the high pressure steering pump tube. Around that area, where the high pressure line get is the steering column, where the exhaust pipe comes down from the engine and corners to the bottom of the chassis, there's an arm that holds part of the exhaust pipe that broke, every time i start the engine and is cold outside, the exhaust vibrates on that arm and creates a loud buzzing, it buzes even when the engine is hot but at a specific rpm. the respective arm is thick and i couldn't bend it so it doesn't touch the exhaust pipe i live with it for now. also i have that oil leak too. 2007 3.0 tdi

[@fireblade8905]

I love this guy

[@flashmasstock]

wow my friend, that is amazing, no check lights at 511k km on a vag product... crazy, you have definitely tumble upon a nice exemplar. congrats

[@bonjoeyt3]

Im surprised too, maybe light already burnt out? LOL. My old 2011 q7 tdi have been in the dealer shop almost once a month and alreay replaced all injectors for unbalanced/contribution codes and yet the cel still comes back, thankfully it still has the emission extended warranty, im glad i got rid of that, fun to drive, sucks to own, high maintenance, expensive parts/repairs.

[@flashmasstock]

my thoughts exactly...audi forums can confirm, but maybe if you get one of these with very high mileage, previous owner(s) already sorted out, so you should be good. I think the sweet sport is to get until 200k km- top max, and after 300to400k km

[@bonjoeyt3]

Sold mine with 212000kms. Had it since 182k. Replaced 6 injectors, 2 nox, adblue pump under emission warranty. 1 front lower control arm, battery is weak when cold, trans shutters when cold which is common post-fix according to forums. Not to mention those plastic clips on door rubber trims keeps breaking so i just sealed it with industrial strength glue lol

[@flashmasstock]

Sad to hear...so its like I said, you've had it where and when it demands parts, I had many cars that after 160-180k km started to fall apart, and after 200km came the money pit... I might go for a very high mileage car in the near future tho'

[@TFSIChristmas]

@@bonjoeyt3 definitely a bad Audi owner, bet you had lots of fun inside you wouldn’t notice some experience, bet you had fun with that car, perhaps save your life more than paying lots more money. Audis can last forever if you know what you are doing and know what you are looking for correct part especially it is a VAG part of Traton Group. Now never buy Audis if you never know how to drive an Audi, experiences with Audi extensive dealerships, dealing with folks or even having the budget, don’t buy these if you are not a professional mechanic. Thank you for trying Audi.

[@tuworlds]

i love all of your vidz

[@jiggijames8990]

Some wärr änd täärrr :) got me right there :)

[@kriptogame1268]

great content! Could you please check Alfa Romeo Stelvio 2.2 JTD, looking at them, heard they are reliable but your opinion would be highly appreciated!

[@enzi_roberto6896]

Hello m8 , can u do a review to ford mondeo mk5 ? Big fan man 😊

[@loloflieger8832]

Pls upload a guide for the successor of the W209 CLK the W207 E Coupe which no one talks about on youtube yet

[@lawrencemercieca]

The 4.2 petrol engine is actually a very reliable engine

[@SuperV8driver]

But its a 3,0 diesl

[@lawrencemercieca]

@@SuperV8driver he talks about how the 3.0 diesel is reliable and the 4.2 petrol isn’t I’d say they’re both as good as each other Quite a testament to the engineers Not many V8’s that would happily rev to 9000rpm Think Audi was able in the A8, RS4 and RS5 able to consistently rev the car at 9500rpm without any issues whatsoever The diesel is great if your looking at tuning, my 273kw petrol v8 A8 gets the same fuel economy as my previous 170kw diesel v6 Touareg And they weigh almost identically

[@carrypotter6821]

The 4.2 is shitt

[@prodijay92]

how about the air suspension? failure at what point?

[@kize32]

Every Q7 for sale has 500 000km. Difference is on the clock

[@ruipedropereira366]

Good evening. New subscriber here. Wondering if I should buy Q7 3.0 07/2007 ? What would best advise me? I'm afraid of 328 000 mileage despite the previous owner going to Audi everytime till 4 months ago. Should i expect a surprise and mechanic all the time or a great car? Can someone tell me a bit? Many thanks. Cheers from Portugal

[@arunas95]

Can you do review about volvo s80 from 2009, please 🙏

[@Mila-en4eu]

Can you please do a review on Toyota Camry and Honda Accord cars? I'm considering buying one of them.

[@evarneb920]

Another good video.... Thanks for all the information about the Q7 ..... But what do you think about the 2016 Q7 etron? Any chance you can make a review about that too?

[@Daniel-qy9vc]

Can you do a video for "Buying a used Nissan Qashqai J10 2007-2009" ?

[@bubbagonrollup3269]

2nd gen acura mdx review pl0x

[@lt.lasereyez8891]

Sure the oil leak is from the valve covers? Could be leaky injector also. Anyway cool video bro

[@100TrilionEuro]

22:33 🤣🤣🤣❤️

[@carrypotter6821]

I hear a little rattling from engine when you start moving the car at 1000-1500 rpm, weird , mine touareg make the same sound, u have idea what is this? Thanks! You are the best!

[@differentcarreview-dcr]

my hearing maybe not the best but I can't hear any disturbing/bad noise from that footage

[@leadnsteel1428]

I know the diesels can last forever I never knew the gas engines would make it. Turbodiesels ftw

[@alvaromota4243]

I got Q72012 160.000 kl to manny problems belt come out of pulley, Injectors had to replace DPF problem, Suspension problems I never buy another one again

[@Blaine_04]

Can you do lexus RX450H because we just got the Se-l and wanna know whT can go wrong.

[@arnoldb1893]

my Q7 does the driver's seat heating not work either? is that easy to fix? so it is a common problem?

[@Perun166]

Its probably caused by torn wires so you have to disassemble the whole seat and install new heating element. I did it once and no more, would not recommend doing at home

[@louisjames1062]

Easier to buy a used seat

[@lt.lasereyez8891]

@@louisjames1062 that might also be broken...

[@louisjames1062]

@@lt.lasereyez8891 true. Try find low mileage wrecker

[@samoniumuziejus]

What if it was a petrol with 500k, would you say, don't buy ?

[@Marshallmiracles]

That dash speedometer design looks like a cartoon animals eyes and I find that a distraction but overall in another color this could be a good car.

[@louisjames1062]

The ac pipes on chassis leg corrode due the metal clamp reacting with the alloy, very common. Also no way is that wiper arm original

[@differentcarreview-dcr]

the wiper arm was indeed replaced in 2015, the ac pipes - I have to check them

[@louisjames1062]

@@differentcarreview-dcr I don’t think any other suv was built as well as these are. They are tanks in comparison

[@brunojulio]

I Had first hand experience of the wind shield wiper arm breaking on a rainy day… I drove 1000km like that, it was ok, because it was passenger side

[@Inflator82]

How much did you pay for it?

[@master9231]

I feel like conor mc gregor speaking

[@aaron___6014]

Is there anything that can be done to prolong the CP4 fuel pump's life? I heard that failure is caused by repeated fuel starvation events which form air bubbles and reduce lubrication on the roller. Lots of expensive repairs for only 511,000 kms. I should have bought a toyota.

[@stenar007]

myslel som si ze si rus :D

[@sirNemanjapro]

See shit. Shit. Look shit. Paint shit. Shit. Front shit. Pretty f*ing good.

[@70122229]

Wish it’s the 4.2

[@Streety.]

The 4 carefulls owner

[@differentcarreview-dcr]

actually there were 3 other owners before me

[@Streety.]

So 4?

[@Streety.]

lemme change the comment rq

[@hookah-]

450 klm. 😂. wtf is peaper that or wat

[@therealsprint]

2009 BC LOL

[@Swiss_views]

from me you have a dislike,, you swear to much.

[@DashCamSerbia]

LOL