Own the 2019 Prestige. Last year before the dual screens. I've had numerous people just stop and look at it. It's a great car, 52k and not a single issue. And Tommy forgot to mention the rear steering. I can turn tighter than some cars half its size. Also the supercharger I think is better than the turbo. No lag.
@ So funny you asked. Yes I did get an oil light once. After a long road trip and it hadn't been to the dealer in a bit, I rarely drive the car since I have a take-home work car. But... I checked it and I was a quart down. I was kinda irked about that and researched it and Audi actually says that oil consumption is normal. Not sure why? Maybe because of the higher performance from the super charger? But Audi said it's not an issue as long as you add oil when needed. I had just completed a 1k trip in it, and I do tend to cruise around 85-90. So... but it hasn't happened since.
My 2021 audi q7 had chain issues. Just and oil leaks . Just scared to buy audi again. Or should I take a chance again. Lot of maintenance issues. Hope this one they fixed those issues
I miss my 2017 Q7 Prestige/Technik.But not having a spare tire and that air ride w/4wheel steering is the biggest problem for me because throught the 5 years, I've experienced 3 punctures and luckily I was able to drive the vehicle to the dealership - tire sealant is useless when the puncture is in a spot that cannot be drivable. Tires weren't cheap to replace for the 21s since I had to purchase FOUR sets (1 set for winter and 3 for summers) of tires because they weren't patchable/repairable. If you wonder why I mentioned the air ride, because if you have new sets of tires installed, a tire shop cannot simply do the 4 wheel alignment - it have to be the dealership because of the air suspension and 4 wheel steering :(. Being cautious of spending.... If i knew about all those I mentioned above, I would not have acquired a fully loaded Q7. Other than that, it was lovely vehicle. But if if you are financial focused/cautious about spending on wear & tear items, you best do as much DIYs to balance out your budget spending on a Q7 - which is what I did throughout the ownsership and I literally saved thousands of dollars. If you are not mechanically inclined to perform DIYs, choose a Q7 w/o air suspension and 4 wheel steering or stay away from it completely
Never had a Q7 but I wish I did. I owned Audis since 1998 mainly A4s and Q5s, never had issues. Maintenance is the key in these engines. I always had the 1.8T or 2.0. The Q7 is a big SUV if I buy one it will have to be the 3.0 engine
Did they bring back the remote start yet ? I have a 2017 q7 , only complaints for me is it consumes oil and the pano roof needs constant maintenance to prevent creaking and rattles. The ventilation seats have pin holes that often collect dirt and become hard to clean. the interior is fragile often clips and covers that flip down cup holders break visor clips. things just kind of pop off or break. of the previous model years like mine 3rd row seat is controlled by electrics. I am sure this one is as well. Which can fail and cause it to be a $4000 dollar seat replacement. thankful for my warranty on that one. Anyone who gets this car of course will have a warranty just really keep in mind your trim level coverage in your plan that generally it’s not covered it’s not cheap to fix interior parts
Audi is just a ghost of its former self Hell, BMW and Mercedes are too All their lineups from 10 years ago looked *MUCH* better 2014 German Lux>2024 German lux The last good looking Q7 was the original one in its final year...2014 Audi Q7 S-Line Prestige
@@smallbutdeadly931 not saying they ain’t a pain but that’s due to poor prep most of the time. And the other guy was saying changing a tire is complicated… seems like he just can’t change a tire🤷🏻♂️
Bentley Bentega cousin, with an underwhelming engine, unless you get the top of the line, which in that case you might as well get the Bentley Bentega.
To me piano black is a cheap out. Especially for an 80+ k car. It’s like instead of using wood or leather or something actually classy, let’s just snap shiny black plastic on everything. Pretty pathetic for a supposed “luxury” car. I get it if it’s a 30 or 40k car trying to hit a certain price point, but for a car this expensive it’s not acceptable.
@DaleWilly mdx's are literally everywhere in Ohio where I live. I never understood why, they're so Bland and boring looking to me. But I would never even consider Audi with their maintenance and unreliability issues. I would pass on both definitely
@DaleWilly mdx's are literally everywhere in Ohio where I live. I never understood why, they're so Bland and boring looking to me. But I would never even consider Audi with their maintenance and unreliability issues. I would pass on both definitely
Man they never learn with that piano black everywhere
That's mostly glass unlike in the A6/A7. Not piano plastic.
Wrap it and it’s fine
That’s what I’m saying…
Just buy a ford
I hope the front looks better in person. From my pov big grill with braces.
I can hear the oil leaks and timing chain rattles from here with the engine off
Own the 2019 Prestige. Last year before the dual screens. I've had numerous people just stop and look at it. It's a great car, 52k and not a single issue. And Tommy forgot to mention the rear steering. I can turn tighter than some cars half its size. Also the supercharger I think is better than the turbo. No lag.
Same here. Great car
I have the 2019 Prestige also. No problems. Great vehicle.
Hi :) I'm gonna buy a 2018. Had any issues with oil burning?
@@oten5023.0 engine?
@ So funny you asked. Yes I did get an oil light once. After a long road trip and it hadn't been to the dealer in a bit, I rarely drive the car since I have a take-home work car. But... I checked it and I was a quart down. I was kinda irked about that and researched it and Audi actually says that oil consumption is normal. Not sure why? Maybe because of the higher performance from the super charger? But Audi said it's not an issue as long as you add oil when needed. I had just completed a 1k trip in it, and I do tend to cruise around 85-90. So... but it hasn't happened since.
I love how understated Audi is, jsut very refined and comfortable
Will you guys do a offroad test or even roller test? Curious on how thing this does with quattro and the air suspension
My 2021 audi q7 had chain issues. Just and oil leaks . Just scared to buy audi again. Or should I take a chance again. Lot of maintenance issues. Hope this one they fixed those issues
Great Review.
I miss my 2017 Q7 Prestige/Technik.But not having a spare tire and that air ride w/4wheel steering is the biggest problem for me because throught the 5 years, I've experienced 3 punctures and luckily I was able to drive the vehicle to the dealership - tire sealant is useless when the puncture is in a spot that cannot be drivable. Tires weren't cheap to replace for the 21s since I had to purchase FOUR sets (1 set for winter and 3 for summers) of tires because they weren't patchable/repairable. If you wonder why I mentioned the air ride, because if you have new sets of tires installed, a tire shop cannot simply do the 4 wheel alignment - it have to be the dealership because of the air suspension and 4 wheel steering :(. Being cautious of spending.... If i knew about all those I mentioned above, I would not have acquired a fully loaded Q7. Other than that, it was lovely vehicle. But if if you are financial focused/cautious about spending on wear & tear items, you best do as much DIYs to balance out your budget spending on a Q7 - which is what I did throughout the ownsership and I literally saved thousands of dollars. If you are not mechanically inclined to perform DIYs, choose a Q7 w/o air suspension and 4 wheel steering or stay away from it completely
Never had a Q7 but I wish I did. I owned Audis since 1998 mainly A4s and Q5s, never had issues. Maintenance is the key in these engines. I always had the 1.8T or 2.0. The Q7 is a big SUV if I buy one it will have to be the 3.0 engine
Where is slip test on rollers?
When was it ever?
My thoughts exactly. I never thought it was the best. It’s nice, but not the best.
2:06 there are only three engine options on the Q7 in North America, why is he speaking as though there are five or more?
Did they bring back the remote start yet ? I have a 2017 q7 , only complaints for me is it consumes oil and the pano roof needs constant maintenance to prevent creaking and rattles. The ventilation seats have pin holes that often collect dirt and become hard to clean. the interior is fragile often clips and covers that flip down cup holders break visor clips. things just kind of pop off or break. of the previous model years like mine 3rd row seat is controlled by electrics. I am sure this one is as well. Which can fail and cause it to be a $4000 dollar seat replacement. thankful for my warranty on that one. Anyone who gets this car of course will have a warranty just really keep in mind your trim level coverage in your plan that generally it’s not covered it’s not cheap to fix interior parts
Are those exhaust tips still fake?
Nothing about the awful hazy rear passenger windows when the sun hits them? It's ridiculous how bad the factory tint is!
Audi is just a ghost of its former self
Hell, BMW and Mercedes are too
All their lineups from 10 years ago looked *MUCH* better
2014 German Lux>2024 German lux
The last good looking Q7 was the original one in its final year...2014 Audi Q7 S-Line Prestige
You mean the worst model that burns crazy oil and eventually kills the engine? ok
Thank you Mr.quinton Tarantino
Awesome car
You would need to get to your phone if you hooked it up correctly like you're supposed to
I remember a friend of mine saying that changing a tire in an Audi is a complicated process.
its the same as any other car
If you've ever worked on an Audi, it can be a real pain. There's a reason maintenance and repairs are so expensive with these cars.
@@smallbutdeadly931 not saying they ain’t a pain but that’s due to poor prep most of the time.
And the other guy was saying changing a tire is complicated… seems like he just can’t change a tire🤷🏻♂️
Still the definitive luxury suv? When was it ever that?
So bland and boring. Is that a rolling blob...no it's an Audi...
no
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I'm waiting For Audi to make competitor For Mercedes-Benz GLS Maybach and BMW XB7 Alpine
They have the Bentley Bentayga which is related to this.
Looks great on the outside but the inside is very basic
❤audi 🫡
Bentley Bentega cousin, with an underwhelming engine, unless you get the top of the line, which in that case you might as well get the Bentley Bentega.
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To me piano black is a cheap out. Especially for an 80+ k car. It’s like instead of using wood or leather or something actually classy, let’s just snap shiny black plastic on everything. Pretty pathetic for a supposed “luxury” car. I get it if it’s a 30 or 40k car trying to hit a certain price point, but for a car this expensive it’s not acceptable.
I was so bored looking at this, this car screams I'm a tax accountant. ZZZZzzzzzz
No not at all
The most ugly thing is the dual radars in the grill.
Looks so old…
That's because it is. It came out ~2017/2018.
Mercedes > Audi
Merc=Audi > Acura
@@DaleWilly Merc=Audi=BMW>>>>>>>>>>>>Buick>Kia>Acura
Destroys mdx
Not even close, troll
@@DaleWilly heard is the SQ7 with 500hp? Or you live in Ohio with mdx?
@DaleWilly mdx's are literally everywhere in Ohio where I live. I never understood why, they're so Bland and boring looking to me. But I would never even consider Audi with their maintenance and unreliability issues. I would pass on both definitely
@DaleWilly mdx's are literally everywhere in Ohio where I live. I never understood why, they're so Bland and boring looking to me. But I would never even consider Audi with their maintenance and unreliability issues. I would pass on both definitely