[throttlelink]

Take my money!
2017 Audi SQ7 TDI Diesel Photos and Info – News – Car and Driver

 

[nickm]

take my money x2

but i suspect our sq7 will have the 4.0T as found in the S6/S7/S8....550hp RS version would be nice too

 

[throttlelink]

I was ready to jump on a new body style 3.0 TDI Q7 when they became available, but this might be worth waiting for. Sounds like Audi USA is pushing corporate to bring this engine/model here. That being said, for the $, I can't complain about my T3. I haven't been driving it much lately I drove it the last two days and it is such a great vehicle.

 

[dragline1570]

Take my money!
2017 Audi SQ7 TDI Diesel Photos and Info – News – Car and Driver

take my money x2

but i suspect our sq7 will have the 4.0T as found in the S6/S7/S8....550hp RS version would be nice too

Would be an absolutely gorgeous car to drive and own.

BUT WHO THE FXXK IS GOING TO BE ABLE TO FIX IT WHEN IT BREAKS

So would this affect resale value as it gets to higher miles?

Regards
Drag

 

[Mike N]

Oh yeah sign me up.... Perhaps after 2 years when the first ones come off lease I might be able to afford one. I bought my '07 TDI at 30 months old and 42,000 miles at almost exactly half the original sticker price. I'm guessing a nicely equipped SQ7 TDI will sticker in the high $80K low $90K range. Optioned out with ceramic brakes etc it has to be over $100K

 

[rg955tt]

i would say more. A highly optioned Q7 right now is over $85k (which is too high if you ask me) Car prices are rediculous these days especially since wages have been stagnant or decreasing. Even a highly optioned Treg Exec is $64k

 

[nickm]

id guess an sq7 would be around 125k...in line with rs7 and s8 pricing. the 3.0t is as rg955 says in the mid 80s already once equipped the way youd actually buy it.

 

[Mike N]

Too rich for me. Even a lease has got to be $1,000 a month. $30K depreciation over 30 months / 30,000 miles.