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Originally Posted by AudiFanFL
(Post 25259850)
The thing I'm missing the most is a factory remote starter.
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I wish the gate would open higher. My SQ5 opened higher. Didn't do myself any favors by lowering it. Hit my head on the latching mechanism too many times than I like.
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Originally Posted by Force-1
(Post 25259719)
When stopped at a long light, doesn't simply engaging the e-brake accomplish the same thing? I do that in my S5 sometimes. I don't do it in the Q7, as it disengages start/stop, and since it's a long light I'm okay with engine shutting off.
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Originally Posted by scfz1000
(Post 25259767)
rear door shades...a $150 option (silly option...should be standard) but i bought my 2018 used from the dealer and very few of their cars have it....note in 2019 it is now standard on the top model.....can't retrofit it either....grrrr
Originally Posted by Meyecul
(Post 25259820)
Be happy you do not have them. I wish I could take them out of my prestige. They are the biggest source of popping and creaking plastic in my Q. The thin plastic trim cover that you see on the door sill is very poorly engineered. A simple light press on it anywhere produces the most annoying crunchy creak sounds. Happens on its own in hot weather with expansion and contraction of the plastics or anytime when the car flexes enough on driveways, speed bumps or road joints etc.
Originally Posted by AudiFanFL
(Post 25259849)
Strange - I never had that issue...
Funny I don't remember adding them as an option in my P+, must have been part of one of the packages. We are happy with them, it helps avoid direct sunlight since the rear door windows are huge on Q7. |
Originally Posted by hayde_bre
(Post 25259908)
No noise issues with mine either.
Funny I don't remember adding them as an option in my P+, must have been part of one of the packages. We are happy with them, it helps avoid direct sunlight since the rear door windows are huge on Q7. It's a part of the warm weather package I think. it's on my Prestige. I never had the noise issue either. It's a must have feature for me since I have small kids in car seats , I need this so I don't need to stick anything on the window. I had it on my previous X5 and found it really useful. |
How about storage? No center console,? not even a sunglasses holder? Seriously....what were they thinking.
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Originally Posted by Nemesis Autosport
(Post 25259885)
I wish the gate would open higher. My SQ5 opened higher. Didn't do myself any favors by lowering it. Hit my head on the latching mechanism too many times than I like.
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Originally Posted by AlbertQ7
(Post 25259922)
Are you sure your tailgate is opening all the way? Mine opens high - I can't imagine hitting my head on it unless you're REALLY tall. It can be programmed to not open all the way so it doesn't bump in the case of a low garage, for instance. Perhaps yours was accidentally set to not open completely? I can't remember the training/programming process, but it will be in the manual.
Perhaps I need to review it again to make sure, but it's been that amount since new. |
Originally Posted by Nemesis Autosport
(Post 25259927)
Pretty sure. I've pushed it further up and held the button, but nope. I'm 6'3". Perhaps I need to review it again to make sure, but it's been that amount since new.
I'll check mine later today to see whether I can push it open further beyond what I think is considered fully open, but I don't think I can. |
Originally Posted by AlbertQ7
(Post 25259928)
So, when you push it up further, does it actually go up further? If so, then it may not be saving the programming. You need to push the trunk-close button on the rear hatch for 3 (or 5?) seconds to program it (not the key-fob button to program).
I'll check mine later today to see whether I can push it open further beyond what I think is considered fully open, but I don't think I can. |
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