2013 Audi Q7 Tdi Prestige Quattro Tiptronic 3.0l Black S-line on 2040-cars
Idabel, Oklahoma, United States
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No dents, dings, or mechanical problems. Smoke-free environment Computer matched tinted driver and passenger windows. Original owner
Interior
Four-zone automatic
climate control
Four-spoke
multifunction steering wheel
Power tilt and
telescopic adjustable steering column
Power windows with
one-touch up/down operation and pinch protection
Decorative interior
inlays
Panoramic sunroof with
deep tint
Dual front sun visors
with lighted vanity mirrors
Sunshades for rear
side windows and rear cargo area
Auto-dimming interior
rear view mirror with digital compass
Aluminum door sill
inlays
Seating
Leather seating
surfaces
Twelve-way power front
seats, including four-way power lumbar adjustment
Sliding 40/20/40 split
folding rear seatbacks with pass-through and adjustable recline
Heated front seats
Driver seat memory
Ventilated front seats
Infotainment |
Technology
Audi MMI® Navigation
plus with voice control system
Audi connect® with
six-month trial subscription4
BOSE® Surround Sound
with 14 speakers and AudioPilot® noise-compensation
Color driver
information system
HD Radio™ Technology
Cruise control with
coast, resume and accelerate features
Audi music interface
with iPod® integration
BLUETOOTH® wireless
technology preparation for mobile phone
BLUETOOTH® streaming
audio
Garage door opener
(HomeLink®)
Audi advanced key–keyless
start, stop and entry
Parking system plus
with rear view camera (front and rear sensors)
Audi side assist
Rain/light sensor for
automatic windshield wipers and headlights
Adaptive xenon plus
headlights with LED daytime running lights
Body color lower body
paint finish with chrome accents
Panoramic sunroof with
deep tint
Audi MMI® Navigation
plus with voice control system3
BOSE® Surround Sound
System with 14 speakers and AudioPilot® noise-compensation
Technical Specifications Engineering |
Performance
Engine type
Six-cylinder
Displacement (cc)/Bore
and stroke (mm) 2,967/83.0 x 91.4
Horsepower (@ rpm) 240
@ 3,500-4,000
Torque (lb-ft @ rpm)
406 @ 1,750-2,250
Engine block Cast iron
Cylinder head Aluminum
alloy
Valvetrain 24-Valve
DOHC
Induction/Fuel
injection Turbocharged/
Acceleration (0-60
mph) 7.7 sec.
Top track speed 130
mph7
Towing
capacity (lb) 5,500 / 6,600 with Towing Package
S line® package
Brushed Aluminum inlay
S line badge
Headlight washing
system
Black headliner
S line® front and rear
bumpers
Body-colored doorsill
blades
Three-spoke
multifunction sport steering wheel with shift paddles
S line® plus package
21" 5-segment-spoke
design (Titanium finish) wheels with 295/35 performance tires
Gloss Black Audi
Singleframe® grille
Matte
black aluminum roof rails and trim around exterior windows
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2017 Audi Q7 First Drive
Fri, May 22 2015Automotive evolution rarely makes a great leap, instead creeping along from new model to new model at a predictable pace. Audi's new Q7, though, is like handing a Bic lighter to a Cro-Mangon man smashing rocks. In Europe the new version drops 700 pounds, almost enough to reclassify its species. Audi's fire-machine will arrive in America in early 2016, as a 2017 lighter model. We spent some time in the Swiss Alps flicking the 2017 Audi Q7. As far as revolutions go, the 2017 Q7 certainly looks new. It resembles a tall station wagon more than ever, at least in European trim. A little tweaking of the design wand has left the rear end boxy and angular. Our test models use an adaptive air suspension, and the the "all-road" setting lifts the Q7 about an inch, to the normal ride height for US models. Thus raised, the big Q looks more like an SUV. This Q7 represents the first of the Volkswagen Group's MLB-platform cars. Lighter and said to be more dynamic, MLB will underpin everything from the next-gen A4 to performance and luxury SUVs like the Porsche Cayenne, and Bentley Bentayga. With the structural improvements comes a diet heavy in aluminum, the prime reason for the previously-mentioned weight savings. When outfitted for our content and crash-safety specification, US-bound models will still be about 500 pounds lighter than before. But dramatic weight-savings isn't the Q7's only trick. The adaptive air suspension significantly changes the character of the Q7, especially in the sportiest Dynamic model. There's an optional all-wheel steering feature that improves turning radius, and helps with high-speed stability. This is not to be confused with Audi's Quattro all-wheel drive, which along with a panoramic sunroof and seven seats, comes standard on all stateside models. Under the hood, things aren't so different. Both available engines are reworked but largely the same. The supercharged 3.0-liter gas engine still makes 333 horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque, but it's not as thirsty as it used to be. Expect a two or three mile-per-gallon bump once official EPA ratings arrive. That engine, as well as Audi's reworked 3.0-liter V6 TDI – good for 260 hp and 443 lb-ft once outfitted for the US – are mated to the ubiquitous ZF eight-speed transmission. The Q7's driving character greatly depends on where it is pulling power from. While the diesel model is capable, turbo lag cuts back on the satisfaction we normally derive from oil burners.
The hot hatch without a hatch | 2017 Audi S3 First Drive
Thu, Nov 3 2016The 2017 Audi S3 is a car without equal. That might end up on a billboard, but it's actually meant quite literally, as in the S3 has no direct competitor. Other compact luxury sedans, of which there are few, can't match its performance. The BMW 2 Series has two doors, plus it's rear-drive. The bonkers Mercedes-AMG CLA45 is on another power and price planet altogether. The mechanically related VW Golf R isn't a luxury car and has a hatch instead of a trunk. And so the S3 exists as an oddity. But it's a fun oddity, and a well-made one too. For 2017, it receives a number of noteworthy changes to keep it fresh and technologically relevant. Most also apply to the 2017 Audi A3, the car on which it's based, which itself gets a new 2.0-liter turbo four base engine in place of the old 1.8-liter. Paired with front-wheel drive and essentially a variation of the Quattro model's carry-over 2.0-liter, it produces 186 horsepower (up from 170) and returns 29 mpg combined (up from 27). That revamped A3 wasn't on hand for the press drive in Durham, North Carolina, so we were not-at-all stuck with the 2017 S3. Its own 2.0-liter turbo four is unchanged, still pumping out 292 hp and 280 pound-feet of torque through a six-speed DSG dual-clutch automatic transmission. Audi says it'll hit 60 mph in 4.7 seconds, which is a full second quicker than the 220-hp A3 Quattro as well as about a half-second quicker than the Audi A4 Quattro. That bonkers CLA45 is around the four-second mark. Indeed, having so much power in such a small sedan is a novel and grin-inducing experience. The throttle response is sharp enough in standard mode, but tap the dash-mounted Audi Drive Select toggle to choose Dynamic, and it comes even more alive, eagerly shooting the S3 forward with the merest hint of a toe wiggle. The DSG is also quite happy to downshift when called upon, either by said toe or by itself when under braking. Blipping down two gears when heading into a corner is commonplace here, as are the sharp little barks that emanate from the S3's quad exhaust tips. And then there's the S3's Quattro all-wheel drive, which has been updated for 2017 with the same performance-oriented system found in the TT and TTS. Although its front/rear torque split is constantly changing based on current traction conditions, it nevertheless skews towards a rear torque bias to the point that, when in Dynamic mode, it won't reduce power in oversteer situations.
Audi scores first CA autonomous car permit
Wed, 17 Sep 2014Audi apparently knows how to get to the front of a line when it comes to driverless vehicles. The German automaker had the honor of being the very first company to receive one of California's new autonomous vehicle driving permits. It was a perfect followup to it being among the earliest ones to get a similar permit in Nevada a few years ago.
Getting the California permit is a big deal for the automaker because the state is also home to Audi's Electronics Research Lab. Among its current projects, Audi is working on the human-machine interface to communicate whether the person or vehicle is actually controlling the driving. All of this hard work is building toward offering autonomous motoring in freeway conditions in the next five years, Audi claims.
Obviously, autonomous vehicles from companies like Google have been testing in California for a while, but the new permits are meant to safeguard public safety when testing the driverless cars in public. The new rules include things like always having a person able to take control and more stringent standards like registering each autonomous car and the eligible drivers with the state. Any models testing on public roads also have to carry at least $5 million in insurance in case of injury, death or property damage.





