Used 2018 Audi A7 near me for sale

The vehicle is laid out very well with unique styling and timeless design.

The supercharged engine is very responsive and allows the car to get going at considerable speed.

The car effectively hugs the road and provides a sporty ride.

Labeled as a 5-seater but is definitely not.

Navigation screen is antiquated and not used often compared to Google maps and Ways.

Although the car provides a nice ride, the driver and passenger seats themselves are not very comfortable and leave much to be desired.

She seems to brake easily.

20k, 30k, and 40k have been performed, and the number of items needing preventative maintenance is surprisingly light. Oil changes are every 10k miles and scheduled maintenance has been cheaper than my previous Ford hybrid.

I travel for work and carry a lot of tools with me. The Audi A7 cargo space holds multiple large tool crates, spare parts, etc without having to compromise on which tools/kits I bring with me.

Driving 4-6 hours per day led to back pain in my previous car. I've never had an issue since switching to the Audi and can drive to and from work sites all day without issue.

Touch screen would be nice. If you use Android Auto, the scroll controls don't access pop-ups for notifications and neither the mousepad nor scroll shift the map N/S/E/W. It's strictly a zoom in-out from your current location, making checking traffic ahead on long drives a bit tedious.

City driving is impossible to get 21 mpg without using the highway. I've found 15 mpg city and 30 mpg highway to be normal on 91 octane.