2016 Audi Q7 TDI QUATTRO S LINE

(Factory Fitted Options RRP Included on the Vehicle) We are delighted to offer this Audi Q7 S-Line in Glacier White Metallic Paint (£675). It also has the added benefit of having a Panoramic Glass sunroof (£1700), Valcona Leather sports seats (£1100), 21” Turbine Alloy Wheels (£1550), Virtual Cockpit (£600) giving you a total value of added extras of over £5500.
Audi has put the Q7 on a diet and managed to make the new one a mighty 325kg lighter than before - if you delete the 80kg standard second row of seats. Few will, but even with a saving of 245kg there’s been a huge gain in performance and efficiency despite looking as large as ever. Under the Q7’s bonnet you’ll find just one choice of engine, a heavily revised 3.0-litre TDI diesel. It comes in two versions - the more popular 272PS model which averages a very respectable official 47.9mpg. Comfortable, quiet, practical and more efficient. You could almost say the Audi Q7 has been worth the wait. The additional 8.3-inch monitor that rises from the dash adds to the incredible ease of use, while the standard MMI interface is as intuitive as ever. Top marks also for the full-length strip vents across the cabin that help keep the interior cool, even when carrying a full load of passengers. In fact, riding seven-up is more comfortable than ever thanks to generous interior space. Forget the old car’s reverse-TARDIS cramped conditions - Audi has increased shoulder and headroom for the second row plus it’s now easier to gain access to the third row that. Despite no increase in headroom, it can accommodate an average-sized adult for short distances if the second row is slid forward. That third row can also be electronically lowered or raised, meaning there’ll be no more fingernails sacrificed to make more space. Furthermore, for the first time it’s also possible to carry six Isofix child seats. It retains a seven-seat layout and boasts a 295-litre boot capacity with the rearmost chairs in place, or 770 litres with them