Audi Q7 2019 at first appearances looks great, but is is prices too high? We’ll review the 2019 Audi Q7 and let you know our opinions on the quality and if the MSRP of the Audi Q7 is worth the price.

First off Audi needs to do something about the long names on their vehicles. The full name of this one is 2019 Audi Q7 45 TFSI 2.0 Quatro. Wow, that’s a long name and makes it very hard to squeeze the name into while doing a car review. The Quatro portion of the name refers to Audi’s all-wheel drive system, names the quarto. Good name and is catch. Good job to the marketing team at Audi for that one. The TFSI part is too long, it refers to Turbo, Fuel, Stratified, and Injection. Pretty long winded in my opinion. The Q7 is the Quarto, version 7. That’s pretty good, I like how Audi did the name on that portion.

MSRP on the model that we reviewed today which the Audi Q7, 2019 was the year of this Audi. Was $57,340.00 pretty steep in our opinion for what you review with this Audi Q7. It comes with a 2.0L TPSI I4 Engine, the I4 is a 4 cylinder. The Audi Q7 we reviewed has an 8Speed transmission. The motor puts out 248 HP and weighs just about 5k pounds.

The 18: wheels on this Audi Q7 are pretty nice, and looks pretty sporty. The wheels are 18”. On the top of the Q7 is a set of aluminum optic roof rails, those are nice looking as well as we reviewed this car. Also has a 2 panel moon roof which stretches the length of this 2019 Audi Q7, it looks great. The Audi Q7 gets 19 MPG in the city and 25 miles on the hwy.

The interior of the leather seats looks spectacular, this model came with what Audi called the Terra Brown Walnut color. I loved it. The interior on this looked classy. The 2019 Q7 has heated seats in both the front driver, passenger seats along with heated seats in the back. We love when review cars and they have the heated eats as well in the rear. The Audi Q7 also has heated mirrors, excellent feature for the northern US states. We loved it. Power tailgate is standard feature on all SUV’s now. While reviewing this SUV we did like th automatic seat power button that was in the back hatch of this Audi Q7, that was a nice touch.

While we reviewed the back of this we didn’t like that we seemed a bit crowded. Also, has very small cup holders in the back seat and the 2019 Audi Q7 didn’t have an USB ports for your passengers in the back. Most SUV’s have that feature now, we were very surprised at that. We were also very surprised to find the two passenger rear doors had ash tray holder on them that flipped up. We haven’t seen that on a vehicle in sometime. Overall we weren’t as impressed with this 2019 Audi Q7 as we reviewed it as we had hoped to be.