2011 Audi Q7 3.0T S Line Prestige Review - The Most Technologically Advanced SUV for its time? 

Tottaly agree.

I have for sale for 23,000$

They really need to make a S Line Q7 of the new body style. Right now there’s SQ7 or the normal one. Nothing in between.

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Борис Снопов you’re welcome! I’m glad you liked it!

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Hello, do you still have your car? I looking to buy one Q7 2011 it's reliable? Thanks for your answer

Eric L Thank you! Good luck on your search!

Qasim Rehman maybe for the rear lights switching when opening the tailgate

Thank you! 2013 is a great year! Updated MMI and optional 3G hotspot.

Hello, I looking to buy one q7 2011 do you know its reliable? Thanks

@@tavy7200 hey, I'm pretty happy with mine. I bought it last year with a 41k miles on it. I put about 15k miles on it, so far. It did have all the Audi maintenance papers with it....so I do take it to Audi for maintenance. It's about $200 for an oil change. It's about $700 for the 55k routine maintenance needed every 50k miles. I replaced the tires at discount tire and paid around $1200, although they do have a less expensive option for tires. My vehicle has 20 inch tires. My audi was $73k new. I paid about $22k. Mine has the B and O sound system, which is a $6300 option and sounds absolutely amazing. So far it has been reliable. I would purchase it again. The draft shaft pulley failed at 49k miles. From research, I believe that issue to be rare. I got it fixed for around $1500. Other than that, it runs and rides beautifully. I'm very satisfied with it. Hope this helps. Good luck with your search.

@@lrreid thanks,I appreciate your review.

I’m glad my video was able to help you make your decision. You will like it for sure!

@@eddiemcars Hello, I looking to buy one q7 tdi 2011- 2012 this car it's reliable? Thanks

Tavy I only have to visit the service center once for a faulty wire. Other than that I just did oil changes and other routine maintenance on it.

Is yours tdi also? What's the mpg?

@@theone77033 I get about 26 to 27 average on the highway (70mph). And about 22 around in the city. 2013 and up get couple extra miles as those have a newer gen TDI.

I was in the same boat but I liked the car so much I looked diligently for one. Look for one that has regular maintenance but not unscheduled stops in the history report. If it has 50k+ miles and clean history more than likely it’s going to be a good car.

Hello, I looking to buy one q7 2011 do you know its reliable? Thanks

@@tavy7200 I have a 2014 it's awesome, I think you will love it also it has lots power it's very fast to be a suv.

@@omarmccray3282 wow congratulations, it's tdi or tfsi 2011?

@@tavy7200 I have the Q7 prestige, I think there are 3 version I could be wrong. I didn't want the diesel version so that's why I got the prestige version.

@@omarmccray3282 ok thanks, why you don't want diesel? Thanks

Abraham Garcia it’s been pretty reliable. I was nervous going into this car used and with rumors of Audi reliability but its held up well. No major issues.

Thank you kindly!

khurram41 I can absolutely do that for you.

@@eddiemcarswhen، where, how can I access that video ???

khurram41 I will create one and send you a link

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It does not. 2017 was the first year with it.

No, I did sell it.

I was using my GoPro Hero 4 on a gimbal! I sold the Q7. I sort of miss it because they don’t make the new ones like the older ones anymore if you know what I mean!

I agree. The fact it can lower itself at highway speeds. FCW and advanced blind spot monitor and adaptive cruise control back then too!

I paid 30k for it back in 2016 with 60,000 miles. I choose the 3.0T over TDI just because of the fact I like to rev engines to redline and the sound of the 3.0t. Diesels are low RPM torque monsters with goal to achieve better fuel mileage and or better towing experience.

Juan Jay if you have air suspension you should just press the “CAR” and the menu should be right there. If not then your vehicle doesn’t air suspension. If you’re unsure, open the hatch and check the right lower side inside the trunk. You should see too buttons to raise and lower the back as well.

It was a very smooth transmission!

I would have a mechanic inspect it. Make sure they hook it up to VAGCOM for diagnostics to scan for any hidden codes. There should be no malfunction lights in the dashboard.

Edward M Cars thank you

The air suspension models tend to sit a little lower even in normal mode when parked next to on with regular coil springs. When searching online, I look at photos in the back hatch area. There are 2 buttons in the lower right corner, closest to the hatch that is used to raise and lower the rear of vehicle when loading heavy objects.

I liked mine. My only problem was a bad ground wire.

Maintenance was about once a year or 10,000 miles and cost anywhere from $200-$400. Do your research and check reliability history. Some can be problematic but most of the time they are good car. I had one problem with backup camera going out intermittently.

Edward M Cars thanks for the respond!

I think it’s reliable. Like most German cars, they burn a little oil but that’s it.

You’ll be surprised at how much the Q7 can tow!

TFSI for sure! Never had the diesel but they do offer 600 miles on one tank of fuel.

I think it depends on the options. I’m not too sure about other cars around the world.

It does not have a USB port but a standard 32 pin iPod connector. I ended up buying a Bluetooth adapter so I could stream music. I believe the 2013+ models have a USB.

It's the the optional Bang & Olufsen sound system

norm millender it’s a factory installed hitch.

The earlier models between 2007-2010 were offered in a naturally aspirated 3.6 V6 with 280 hp, Turbo Diesel V6 225hp and naturally aspirated 4.2 V8 with 350. From 2011-2015 the V8 and V6 were replaced with two 3.0 supercharged engines. One producing 272 hp and the other which replaced the V8 is 333hp. Even though the horsepower is lower they produce more low end torque than the predecessor. 2017+ Q7’s. Dropped the diesel version for US. The only power train offered is the carryover supercharged 333hp V6 and a 2.0 4 cylinder turbo making 252hp.

I would personally choose GIAC Tune and pulley upgrade. It would be better to go to their website and locate your closest authorized dealer. www.giacusa.com

@@eddiemcars thanks a lot

I used to service a 2009 Q7 TDI for this lady and the reliability of it really surprised me with over 420,000km when she finally sold it. It didn’t have air suspension though but mechanically it was so solid.

GG yes, the second row seat can slide forward to give the 3rd row passengers row leg room. There isn’t a way to access that from the 3rd row.

Alouxander I was averaging around 18mpg with driving on highway with stop and go traffic and city driving. Highway, I averaged around 23mpg cruising at 80mph

@@eddiemcars Thats 12-13lt/100khm? Its good for a tank like this :P

Nope I just test drove one I love the ride but hate thr look

It had around 100k when I sold it.

Unfortunately, not every prestige will be equipped with it since they were à la carte options.

Oh ok I see thanks