Should You Buy a Used Audi RS7

[@sukhpreetbansal2656]

This gotta be the one of best and most detailed video on the C7.5 Audi RS7. Thank you so much!

[@AlexZdanov]

Great stuff! It was nice having a breakdown of the real price of ownership per year. Also I really liked the front shot of the car winding down the road in the right, as you went through the different costs on the left.

[@morten_hannesbo]

@@AlexZdanov Thx!

[@Jon-hi8dg]

As an owner of a 2016 s7 tuned and exhaust. The quality everything is outstanding. One of my favorite Audi vehicle. Second favorite was 2014 SQ5 3.0t. Ran that to 200k miles with no issues at all.

[@redfury4374]

how did you combat the turbocharger problems? looking to buy a used 2018 s7 and want to make sure I'm not buying a money pit lol

[@Jon-hi8dg]

@redfury4374 luckily pick up screens done under recall. Great thing is turbos on top. Not a horrible job just do not pay audi to do it. So far tuned and. Milltek exhaust complete. I drive "passionately" with no issues at 97k. Turbos were already replaced at 40ish

[@kcw9313]

Best color combo

[@gaara4667]

As a bmw fan Yes. Every day of the week yes. C7.5 is the best 🔥

[@Falalfel]

2014 rs7, 134.000km. 44.000€. What do you think?

[@morten_hannesbo]

Difficult to say. Check the no. of owners, check the servicebook, do a long test drive and then decide. Buy or ask for a third party warranty if possible.

[@Falalfel]

@morten_hannesbo 2 owners, audi official servicebook and 1 year guarantee. Still not sure...

[@jaydub4066]

I am looking to get a rs7 a 16 or 17 I was look for a one owner but I see a lot of 2 owners and I want one like 50,000 or 60,000 or less. So what you think would be my best route

[@morten_hannesbo]

Hi, thx for watching. I would recommend a 1-owner, well maintained RS7 with full service history. Of course it may be possible to find a good specimen with more than one owner but then you never know how the car was treated.

[@jaydub4066]

@@morten_hannesbo you right thanks brother

[@tubbycustard8866]

looking at a 2014 rs7 with 131k miles for roughly $21k. he has had motor mounts, oil strainers, and PCV work done on top of general maintenance, always did oil changes at max 8k miles, mostly 5k miles. it does neet front brake pads replaced and one wheel does have a crack so it leaks. what are your thoughts? i am fighting myself to not buy it lol

[@morten_hannesbo]

@@tubbycustard8866 Hi, 131k miles is quite a lot and worn brakes and a cracked wheel are not good signs. Do you get a warranty? Expect some repairs and high costs, but maybe you are lucky. On balance, I'd recommend you look for a mint specimen with less miles and pay a bit more

[@tubbycustard8866]

@morten_hannesbo I'm not sure what warranty companies are good over here, sometimes people say it's better to just put the money aside when you do need a repair. The brakes are probably the biggest concern for me but other than that the car was driving really well

[@assist7257]

is this car dailable? and what is the life expectancy of it?

[@morten_hannesbo]

@@assist7257 The RS models from Audi are built very well. If maintained well and serviced by Audi experts, the cars will last.

[@stefan2796]

Audis offer a great drive. But if they break down (and this is not uncommon above 60K mls) you will need deep pockets for the repair(s). Just beware!

[@morten_hannesbo]

@@stefan2796 Indeed. Buying an extended warranty may be a good solution.

[@assist7257]

there is a used one with 81k miles for 38k is it worth it?

[@morten_hannesbo]

@@assist7257 That is a good question! It seems cheap and to good to be true, which means it possibly is too good to be true! If it is from a dealer who gives a 1 year warranty and if the twin turbos have been fixed and given new filters, them maybe. I recommend you have the car checked carefully by an expert before deciding.

[@grammymusicOFFICIAL]

just pause at 3:17 i would never pay more than 30k on a car that looks like a 2004 car. just because of that nice back. thats all this car has a nice back and its stolen from cyberpunk.

[@Jallandhara]

USD8859.98 a year before fuel and depreciation. Holy hell.

[@morten_hannesbo]

@@Jallandhara Indeed.

[@EliteOnTheBeat]

As an American I do not like imported vehicles such as Mercedes and BMW just to name a few but I've always had my eye on Audi. However, I'm a Cadillac fan and Cadillac has been making Vs and that was half a decade before the first RS7 was ever designed. İ could by a 2019 CTS-V which is quicker/faster/cheaper in price and has more horsepower. 640 from the factory to be exact and with full bolt ons and a Schmidty tune these cars can push past 1200 HP especially with a Magnuson ported Supercharger. Plus they look A LOT better especially in the interior and offer much more luxury. The end result is the RS7 especially the legacy edition is a beautiful car but Cadillac has taken over the luxury sedan Sportcar industry. The bigger brother to the Cadillac V the 2025 Corvette ZR1 is proof of that, as it leaves from the factory with 1064 HP.......... NOTHİNG is comparable in terms of the most bang for your buck in terms of HP.

[@morten_hannesbo]

@@EliteOnTheBeat The Audi RS-models are overpriced when new but very affordable after a few years. I am a big RS fan and never owned a Cadillac. Thanks for sharing.

[@grammymusicOFFICIAL]

nothing special the front and the side is just like any other audi OLD car the backside is the only thing attractive in this car the interior is outdated nothing like the mercedes amg gt 4 door interior 2022 or bmw