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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