Audi A7 - thoughts / opinions?
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I dont own one but seriously considered an a7 last year, if you check my post history you might find where I asked the same Q.
think the concensus was they are still depreciating quiet quick but the car to go for is the 3.0tdi quattro Gets you a different auto box. The 2wd gets you the poor multitronic.
I wasnt impressed with the bootsize for the size of car but depends what you need it for.
think the concensus was they are still depreciating quiet quick but the car to go for is the 3.0tdi quattro Gets you a different auto box. The 2wd gets you the poor multitronic.
I wasnt impressed with the bootsize for the size of car but depends what you need it for.
My father owns a 2012 A7 3.0 tdi s-line and wishes he didn't most of the time. Although it has all the toys and a very good gearbox, he says it's dull. He commutes a 100 miles a day three or four times a week and he reports that the MPG is pretty good and it's comfy but it chews through tyres like nothing he's owned before.
He got a very good deal through Audi so it makes sense run to run it for another year but then it's gone. Driving it and looking at them, I find it hard to believe that they are late £50k to early £60k car.
He got a very good deal through Audi so it makes sense run to run it for another year but then it's gone. Driving it and looking at them, I find it hard to believe that they are late £50k to early £60k car.
...whereas I disagree and think its bum is the best bet of a very nice and distinctive design.
Needs to be quattro unless you have no interest in driving at all - the front wheel drive car is not as secure feeling on the move and under power the steering is corrupted noticeably by the torque.
Needs to be quattro unless you have no interest in driving at all - the front wheel drive car is not as secure feeling on the move and under power the steering is corrupted noticeably by the torque.
Dr G said:
...whereas I disagree and think its bum is the best bet of a very nice and distinctive design.
Needs to be quattro unless you have no interest in driving at all - the front wheel drive car is not as secure feeling on the move and under power the steering is corrupted noticeably by the torque.
Each to their own! It's just about the only audi model which I don't get. The s5 sportback is much better resolved I feel.Needs to be quattro unless you have no interest in driving at all - the front wheel drive car is not as secure feeling on the move and under power the steering is corrupted noticeably by the torque.
Dribbler247 said:
Dr G said:
...whereas I disagree and think its bum is the best bet of a very nice and distinctive design.
Needs to be quattro unless you have no interest in driving at all - the front wheel drive car is not as secure feeling on the move and under power the steering is corrupted noticeably by the torque.
Each to their own! It's just about the only audi model which I don't get. The s5 sportback is much better resolved I feel.Needs to be quattro unless you have no interest in driving at all - the front wheel drive car is not as secure feeling on the move and under power the steering is corrupted noticeably by the torque.
I own a 2012 Bitdi with loads of kit in white. I think it’s brilliant, quicker than most cars on the road and since ownership I’ve averaged 39.3mpg. Get late 40’s on a steady run.
Loads of kit, radar cruise, HUD, Bose etc. I think it’s all the car I’ll ever need. Ask away any questions.
Loads of kit, radar cruise, HUD, Bose etc. I think it’s all the car I’ll ever need. Ask away any questions.
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