The 2019 Audi Q7 will arrive with a familiar design and same dependable equipment of its predecessor. Audi redesigned the Q7 several years ago and the 2019 model retains its sleek corporate look. Without any major or radical changes, the 2019 Q7 still looks more attractive. There is a notable new interior design that gives the cabin a distinguished look. Better materials and more inside equipment are also on the list. While there are not a lot of new novelties, the Q7 holds its own.
The 2019 Audi Q7 has a list of new standard features worth mentioning. Three trim levels are in the lineup. The base Premium, mid-range Premium Plus, and the top range Prestige. Owners and drivers have a choice of 7-inch touchscreen, 10-speaker sound system, or a sunroof depending on trim preference. Owners and drivers can also learn more about upgraded sound systems and various safety features.
The Prestige arrives with 20-inch wheels, head-up display, power-closing doors, and other amenities. It also arrives with more engine power. The cockpit of the Audi Q7 is impressive with a virtual cockpit that replaces an instrument panel. The configuration provides a smooth, fluid appearance, and refreshes constantly.
2019 Audi Q7 offers two engines. The base model offers a 2.0-liter, inline four, with 250 horsepower and 270 lb-ft of torque. There is also a larger 330 horsepower engine with 320 lb-ft of torque. Both engines pair with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Either engine choice and drivers can rest assured there is enough power to get to their destination safely and in a hurry.
Start with brakes that automatically sense when tires are no longer rotating due to extreme braking. They system adjusts break pressure and allows wheels to rotate. Add to the list stability control and airbags that include front, side, and overhead occupant protection.
The 2019 Audi Q7 can anticipate or detect anyone trying to enter the vehicle without a key. Its ignition disables if the right manufacturer's key is not used to try and start the engine. Other safety features include electronic stability control that helps detect if there is a loss of traction. Add to the list ABS that helps prevent wheels from locking up with extreme braking.
People love driving the Audi brand for a reason. Much of what Audi learns on the race track goes into every Audi that comes off the assembly line. When a vehicle is put through the test of a race track 24/7, manufacturers can learn everything there is to know about how well it stands up under duress.
Contact Audi Springfield today and schedule time to talk about why people love sitting behind the wheel of an Audi Q7. Our representatives are happy to answer any questions about leasing or purchasing an Audi. Ask about our warranty options as well.
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