Audi A7 for Sale in Watertown, CT

I really liked the car a lot at first glance. It also drove well as it was very connected to the road which is not surprising with the AWD system. Good power and handling but wanted more performance style seating and the rear headroom was non existent and I’m only 6’1”

Powerful. Stylish and one of the unique cars on the road. Would do it again! I have owned other luxury car brands but Audi is my choice.

This car is fast, handels great, has plenty of space, have a very nice interior. I have a tdi, so I get over 40 mpg (high way)

My likes 1:Very dapper exterior 2:Grand tourer handling with luxury sedan ride 3:Comfortable, hugely adjustable seats 4:High-tech center stack including Google Earth maps 5:More space than a seda My dislikes 1:Rear seats short on leg room 2:Very little feel or feedback from the steering 3:Sleek hatch impinges on cargo height ..Thanks for reading this artical

It’s so powerful and you don’t feel like your going fast but in reality your going fast ’and it’s also super comfort and it’s powerful

I owned a 2014 Audi A6, and for being a virtual mechanical twin, the 2016 A7 offers some meaningful upgrades. First and foremost, of course, is the fastback styling. Some reviews cite pinched back seat headroom, but this is not really an issue. The car's interior scallops every millimeter of headroom possible out of the headliner. The backseat view and access is not as good as with the A6 due to the shape of the rear doors and C-pillar, but actual headroom for occupants sitting in back is very nearly identical. The hatchback has already proven more useful than I would have thought. While it offers far more cargo volume--on paper anyway--than the A6, the fastback means that the very back of the trunk is not very tall. However, even with the parcel shelf in place behind the backseat (and it is very easily removable if one needs to jam cargo all the way up the back window), I can put suitcases up on edge behind the backseat that would not fit in my A6 trunk in that manner. Other notable features include a surprisingly quieter ride and cabin noise, and mine has 20" wheels with wider tires than the 20s that were on my A6. The quieter interior is especially noticeable when I am on the phone with the cruise control pegged at 85 mph. The 2016 model also saw some infotainment system upgrades. Not only is there a noticeably better graphics processor that improves map and display responsiveness, but the system now supports HD bluetooth calling. On earlier years, even if your phone supported HD calling, as soon as it would connect to the car's bluetooth, call quality would revert to standard telephone quality. I purchase this car new in 2018, even though it is a 2016. It was one of the TDIs that was subject to the stop-sale order for 2 1/2 years. I picked it up at a nice discount with new car warranty and the incredible TDI performance/fuel economy combination. My A6 was also a diesel. It's an extraordinary powertrain, and it's unfortunate that the emissions scandal means we won't see any more of these new in the future. I'd highly recommend this as a used car buy--or a new car buy if you find one that has never been sold. The price premium over the A6 is not insignificant, but whereas that car is handsome and high-class, the A7 is really a work of art that looks unlike anything else on the road--while managing to be FAR more practical for hauling people and stuff than any of the Mercedes or BMW competitors.

This car mets all comfort of a luxury sedan great ride steering stability easy handle hands free calling na bluetooth sun roo spacious good performance and ride

This car meets all my needs. The seats adjust to my short height and the functions are easy to use and everything was thought about with this car.

I purchased this 2012 A7 used, a luxury of top of the line for less than a brand new entry level model. my car has everything on it and watching movie or music is like sitting in the theater. Heated/cooled seats and dual climate control I own this about 4 year now and so far the engine is reliable and strong, for months while away the car start right back on when i get back, quiet and smooth. I do go through some repairs: I took the advice from the car dealership owner is to pay a$2500 limited lifetime warranty powertrain and pumper2pumper. so now, all my repairs are paid for as long as i own the vehicle. Most repairs are due to steering components lower control arms, ball joints , shocks and engine mounts. oil level sensor other than that the car is in very good shape, powerful and smooth. People give me complimentsabout the car and how nice and expensive it is not knowing it worth less than a truck (i own 3500 Ram) So it's a beautiful and sporty car that i will keep forever due to lifetime warranty (powertrain and P2P) Don't forget to maintain your vehicle according to your service book to keep the lifetime warranty as they try to kick me off (spent over $12K with about $400 deductible) For me its a nice. sporty, and great used car from wholesale dealership in TX with some expensive repairs.

Bought my Audi A7 used with roughly 60,000 km. Did a complete check before buying it everything was perfect according to the inspection and computer test. 1,000 km in everything started to fall apart. First thing to go was the steering rack and pump , replaced it at a cost of 8,000 USD plus labor. shorty after oil leak started after investigating found out both oil cooler for the transmission and engine where faulty, replaced all fluids and coolers at a cost of 4,000 usd. Front sensors stooped functioning, this i believe was due to constantly removing and placing the front bumper. I have barely done 10,000 km on it and the engine oil cooler is broken again along with the radiator. Took it on a wench to the Audi repair and it has stopped turning on now, this time I am told its the starter motor. Please please I urge you never to buy this car, it is a lemon it would be more economical to buy a Ferrari, i have a friend who has put more kilometers on his Ferrari with lesser maintenance cost then my 3.0t A7. Further more this car has zero resale value as everyone knows the problems it has, i seem to be the only idiot who bought this car without reading reviews like the one I am writing. I love the way it drives and feel inside, but the reliability is horrible. I spoke to other Audi owners and they tell me the same thing, my friend bought the new Q7 2018 brand new and is having to constantly take it to the dealer for faults. Keep in mind this car company lied about emissions to save money, off course they will make there cars unreliable on purpose to suck your money out in repairs. I hate Audi because of my experience, and i will never recommend it to anyone and please take my recommendation stay away from Audi, unless you feel its alright just to burn your money in repairs to drive the car for a hindered kilometers before taking it back. This car is so bad i cant tell people how bad it is to save face!!