Is an 2018 Audi Q7 SUV flashy/tacky or fairly modest? (pics)
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Anonymous
| I like it. May replace JGC with one. |
Anonymous
| It's a thinly veiled minivan. That's all. |
Anonymous
| None of those things. Higher priced crossover. Audis live in the Service Center. Visiting hours are flexible. |
Anonymous
| It’s boring. So I guess it’s safe. |
Anonymous
| They. Are. Everywhere. |
Anonymous
Very tru. I’ve had so many problems with my Audi and would never buy one again. |
Anonymous
| Take a look at the Chevy traverse |
Anonymous
| Yawn. Another boring crossover SUV for people who refuse to buy a minivan. The service and repair costs scare me off - glad you included a photo of it waiting to be diagnosed at the dealer. The rings on the radiator are about all I see differentiating it from all the (more reliable) Highlanders and Pilots out there. |
Anonymous
Gross |
Anonymous
| Just get an actual minivan. Then you can have sliding doors. |
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I like it, but it's big. I also really like the SQ5.
Does the nav still suck? It did when I looked at it a few years ago. I love all of the losers chiming in about minivans. They are so insecure about their purchase they need to chime in on unrelated threads. Sad. Ha ha. |
Anonymous
The previous generation most certainly looked like a mini van. But this newest gen (since 2017) has a far more sleek and aggressive rear quarter / window line. At least I think so. |
Anonymous
| I think it is the "in" car-it seems that everyone has them in my hood - although I still have a minivan and will never get rid of it! |
Anonymous
| I like my Q7. No unnecessary service and it's been a few years with lots of miles. I liked my Mercedes gl better, it was more fun to drive and I prefer how it looks but it needed service all the time and the needed service was way more expensive than with audi. This one is nice. |