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Audi Q7 Review
The Audi Q7 is an impressive car that can reach 60mph in just
9.1 seconds. With an automatic off road switching and the ability
to seat up to 7 people, the Audi Q7 is spacey and stylish. Although
the 2 extra seats may have tight legroom and be awkward to get
into, the middle row seats are comfy, like a sofa and have plenty
of room. The Audi Q7 has a large boot, providing the extra seats
are folded away. The features of the Q7 compliment the off road
shape of the vehicle. The steering of the Audi Q7 is light, but
well weighted. The Servotronic steering is power-steering, with
speed-dependent control. The vehicle has adjustable suspension
through the screen on the dash with the settings 'comfort', 'auto',
'dynamic' and 'off-road' although the suspensions are not very
stable for a 4x4. The suspension for the Audi Q7 is an Adaptive Air
Suspension which is an electronically controlled air suspension
with a continuously adaptive damping system for all four wheels
which regulates ride height and damping automatically. The
suspension modes can be selected on the MMI system. The Audi Q7 has
no low-ratio gear set, but has a six-speed
tiptronic auto gearing
system as standard, but steering-mounted shift buttons are
optional. The Audi Q7 features Quattro technology, a full-time
four-wheel drive that splits 40/60 to the front/rear axles. When
you venture off-road it employs an automatically locking, torque
sensing centre diff which sends up to 65% grip to the front or a
maximum of 85 to the rear. The vehicle also has light and
rain sensors for automatic activation of headlights and front
wipers, which is a discrete, but very useful feature of the Audi
Q7.
Select your Audi Q7 model to find accessories such as bonnet guards and tow bars available for your vehicle.