Overview & Reviews

The 2015 Audi Q7 receives three new options packages (Offroad Style Plus, Sport Style Plus, Luxury) and a few minor trim changes, including the deletion of the optional rear seat entertainment system.

• Premium, high-tech interior
• Sophisticated driving character
• Strong and fuel-efficient TDI diesel engine.

• Subpar cargo capacity
• Cramped third-row seat
• Lackluster fuel economy and mediocre performance with gasoline engines.

User Reviews:

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  Ok car, but Ok at $50k doesnt make the cut - 2015 Audi Q7
  By Jonathan Held - October 4 - 8:46 pm

  Where to begin with this car? The biggest problem is that the controls, for the most part, just make no sense. Lets take safety - all other modern vehicles with front sensors alert you when parking. With this car, you have to enable the feature (or go into reverse first) before the system becomes active. Thats not just non-intuitive, but just downright dumb. As for the side assist, make a turn when a car is next to you and nothing will register. The side assist is only blind spot assist, and there are strict parameters where this function only works. This is junk - the truth in engineering is that you help the driver and take the risk out of driving by adding modern technology, not that you take technology and make it not work the way it should. Other controls are not intuitive either - from AC to the pain of having to use the wheel to enter an address for navigation. Interior looks nice, but functionality and design are fighting each other. Lexus and Infinity vehicles have much better fit and finish to them and are intuitive and easy to use.