When will 2020 Q7 arrive?
05-10-2019, 12:08 PM
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When will 2020 Q7 arrive?
We just ordered a Q7 Prestige and are waiting for delivery. The car is still at port. However, there are a few threads on the 2020 face lift. I’m not familiar with the timeline of Audi’s model year updates. What is the estimated time frame when the 2020 Q7 hits the US market?
05-10-2019, 12:26 PM
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We just ordered a Q7 Prestige and are waiting for delivery. The car is still at port. However, there are a few threads on the 2020 face lift. I’m not familiar with the timeline of Audi’s model year updates. What is the estimated time frame when the 2020 Q7 hits the US market?
05-10-2019, 12:48 PM
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2020 is set to be released third quarter so expect them to be on lots early fourth quarter. IMO with new front and rear bumper, lights, engine and all new multimedia there’s no reason to purchase a 19. Especially when all the competition has released completely redesigned models in the last year.
05-10-2019, 01:31 PM
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If one doesn't care about the styling points (I could care less if it is "current") and don't like lower mounted touchscreen ala the Q8 (I don't because it takes your eyes further from the road and makes you reach more uncomfortably - I can say this because my Ridgeline has a similarly placed and functioning screen). The lights may be better but the present ones are good and my night driving is less than 5% of my driving in any case. As far as a new engine, that we shall see - but I have to wonder if, short of a hybrid, it will be all that much better. Then there is the potential "new model problems" to consider. When I add those all together, the 2019 is a better choice for me.
05-10-2019, 02:19 PM
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If one doesn't care about the styling points (I could care less if it is "current") and don't like lower mounted touchscreen ala the Q8 (I don't because it takes your eyes further from the road and makes you reach more uncomfortably - I can say this because my Ridgeline has a similarly placed and functioning screen). The lights may be better but the present ones are good and my night driving is less than 5% of my driving in any case. As far as a new engine, that we shall see - but I have to wonder if, short of a hybrid, it will be all that much better. Then there is the potential "new model problems" to consider. When I add those all together, the 2019 is a better choice for me.
The current dash design is what made me and my wife buy something other than Audi. Hoping they do the Q7 right this time. Competition is steep.
05-10-2019, 02:48 PM
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Pretty much just taste and a difference of opinion. The present Q7 cannot be said to have been poorly reviewed, in fact it sits as #1 or #2 in the Luxury SUV category in nearly every review.
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05-10-2019, 03:51 PM
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Not what I said. I said that the existing lights are still very good and that my need for better headlights is small due to my driving habits. Look at the number of pickups on the road and ONLY ONE has headlights deemed acceptable by the IIHS. That happens to be the 2017 and later Ridgeline and then only the higher trims with the LED headlights (mine is one of those - which I will be keeping - trading a different vehicle). What I am saying is the headlight change is not from lousy to excellent, rather just from good to (perhaps) excellent. Not very relevant to someone who drives at night only 5% of the time.
Not relevant for someone whose last vehicle traded was 10 years old with only 50K miles on it. I would rather have the 15% up front in my situation.
Pretty much just taste and a difference of opinion. The present Q7 cannot be said to have been poorly reviewed, in fact it sits as #1 or #2 in the Luxury SUV category in nearly every review.
Not relevant for someone whose last vehicle traded was 10 years old with only 50K miles on it. I would rather have the 15% up front in my situation.
Pretty much just taste and a difference of opinion. The present Q7 cannot be said to have been poorly reviewed, in fact it sits as #1 or #2 in the Luxury SUV category in nearly every review.
Next you'll be comparing it to pickup trucks. Wait ..too late.
As to your last statement you need to start reading and viewing more current reviews. Q7 is no longer one or two.
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05-10-2019, 04:18 PM
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Did not do that - as described above.
Midsize luxury SUVs:
#1 BMW X5 rated 88.
#2 Audi Q7 rated 87....
I am done here, I will not be engaging you anymore....
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05-11-2019, 02:35 AM
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2020 is set to be released third quarter so expect them to be on lots early fourth quarter. IMO with new front and rear bumper, lights, engine and all new multimedia there’s no reason to purchase a 19. Especially when all the competition has released completely redesigned models in the last year.
05-11-2019, 04:34 AM
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So you don’t like the new screen because it takes your eyes off the road but you’re ok with lights that give less visibility. Interesting. Any way you put it the 19 will drop in price considerably once the redesign is released. Dealers are already offering 15% under invoice. As far as new model issues those are being ironed out in the Q8 which is essentially the same SUV with less storage space.
The current dash design is what made me and my wife buy something other than Audi. Hoping they do the Q7 right this time. Competition is steep.
The current dash design is what made me and my wife buy something other than Audi. Hoping they do the Q7 right this time. Competition is steep.