Audi Q7
Longer than the Touareg/Cayenne duo, the Q7 is a nice alternative for drivers who want a prestigious SUV with a third row bench. It comes factory-standard with a 3.0L gas V6, while the TDI packs more punch with 240 horsepower and 407 lbs.-ft. of torque – while boasting a fuel consumption rate comparable to that of an midsize sedan. And obviously, all Q7s come with quattro all-wheel drive and a complete list of equipment.
Detailed ratings
The Car Guide rating | 88% |
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Driving | 9/10 |
Safety | 9/10 |
Interior | 9/10 |
Reliability | 8/10 |
Winter driving | 10/10 |
Comfort | 8/10 |
What's new in 2013
N/A
Pros
- Low fuel consumption (TDI)
- Spacious and versatile interior
- Assembly and finishings quality
- Eight-speed automatic gearbox
Cons
- Very heavy
- High fuel consumption
- Imposing size
- Hefty price