Audi - SQ7 (2017)

For those chasing the perfect blend of performance, luxury, and versatility, the Audi SQ7 stands out as a defining SUV of its era. The 2017 Audi SQ7 price attracted buyers worldwide, and it remains a coveted model in the used market today. Whether you’re exploring the Audi SQ7 price for a new purchase or comparing a used Audi SQ7 price to other competitors, this guide delivers clear, up‑to‑date insight without the typical hype or hard‑to‑find numbers.

• Engine: 3.0‑liter V6 twin‑turbocharged inline‑6 – 420 hp, 6,600 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic (dual clutch) with paddle shifters
• Drivetrain: All‑wheel drive (quattro) with dynamic surface control
• Fuel Type: Premium gasoline (91 RON) – higher compression delivers tighter throttle response
• Powertrain Layout: Mid‑engine, rear‑wheel bias refines weight distribution for sporty handling
• Dimensions: 195.9 in (Length) – 80.9 in (Width) – 73.4 in (Height)
• Wheelbase: 115.4 in – provides ample cabin room and smooth ride
• Interior Space:
  • Seating Capacity: 5 (optional 7‑seat with third‑row)
  • Front Legroom: 41.0 in; Rear Legroom: 39.8 in
  • Cargo Volume: 20.5 ft³ (folded) – 51.2 ft³ (reversible seats)
• Safety & Driver Assistance:
  • Audi’s Traffic Jam Assist, Adaptive Cruise Control with Light Guidance, Lane Departure Warning
  • Pre‑Collision System + Pedestrian Assist, Parallel Parking Assist
• Technology & Connectivity: MMI infotainment with dual touchscreen displays, Audi Virtual Cockpit with display of dynamic driving data, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, over‑the‑air updates
• Cooling & Exhaust: AKI Sports Exhaust System, twin‑turbocharged air‑intake with active intercooler, 4‑channel ECU tuning
• Exterior Styling: Signature LED flares, 20‑inch three‑piece alloy wheels, distinct roof rails, full‑sized roof rack
• Price Range (2024 market context): New MSRP starts around $70,000; Used market varies by trim, mileage, condition – generally 20–35% below newest new cost

The Audi SQ7 depreciation curve offers practical insight for both buyers and investors. Like many high‑performance SUVs, it tends to drop the most value in its early years.

• First year: typically loses 15–20% of its original value as new owner takes the wheel.
• Second to third years: annual depreciation slows to about 10–12% per year.
• After five years: total drop can reach 45–50% from purchase price – a familiar pattern for luxury performance vehicles.
• Long‑term owners: the SQ7 held roughly 30–35% of its original value beyond the fifth year, largely due to its niche status as a rare high

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