Used 2013 Audi Q7 for Sale

The Q7 I own is powered by a powerful engine that makes a lot of horsepower. You’ll probably notice a lack of power in situations where you really need speed, like merging onto a highway or passing other cars. However, if you do a lot of city driving or don’t mind hanging out in the right lane, the Corolla should meet your needs just fine. While taking up residence in the slow lane may seem like small-car destiny, when you start looking at the competition, you see that the Q7 is underpowered even by SUV standards. The Honda has less horsepower and the Hyundai also makes similar numbers. These aren’t huge differences, but they have more power and better fuel economy than the Q7. Performance-oriented small cars like the Mazda, which makes 180 to 190 horsepower depending on trim, or the Mercedes, which makes 250 horsepower, are better options if you want to get your blood pumping. It all goes to show that even among basic commuter cars, the Q7 is a slowpoke. I however like how it feels when driving.

One of the first things I noticed about the Q-7 when we test drove it was the exquisite attention to detail. As a former Naval Officer, I loved the red lighting during night operations to reduce strain on the eyes. It was clear that people had put a lot of thought into this vehicle, and it shows in the performance and appearance of the SUV. It's a great buy, and I would recommend it to anyone, but beware if you've never owned a European vehicle before, because the maintenance costs are high.