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.

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 wrote:It's a thinly veiled minivan. That's all.

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.

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.

Just get an actual minivan. Then you can have sliding doors.

Anonymous wrote:Take a look at the Chevy traverse

Gross

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.

Take a look at the Chevy traverse

Anonymous wrote:None of those things. Higher priced crossover. Audis live in the Service Center. Visiting hours are flexible.

Very tru. I’ve had so many problems with my Audi and would never buy one again.

They. Are. Everywhere.

It’s boring. So I guess it’s safe.

None of those things. Higher priced crossover. Audis live in the Service Center. Visiting hours are flexible.

It's a thinly veiled minivan. That's all.

I like it. May replace JGC with one.