Our 2009 Audi Q7, leased at 900.00+ dollars a month drove excellent. Only gripes I have are the following. Replaced headlight bulbs 3 times, brake lights several, fog lights-2 to 3 times each. Cooling fan would not shut off, had a faulty relay and killed battery when car was less than a month old. Also, most recent is the cracking leather seat on the driver side. It is a no brainer why. The car sits high enough off the ground, even a 6' 1" that I slide off the seat onto the ground. This would be the same of almost all people, as there are no running boards to speak of. Not sure how Audi will handle this on the turn in....I will not be paying them anything for the leather. It's junk. As for the car, loved to drive it, service was always good. However, the nuisance of having to go to the dealership a dozen or more times for light bulbs, was quite silly. For the money, I really expect more from a car.
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Our 2009 Audi Q7, leased at 900.00+ dollars a month drove excellent. Only gripes I have are the following. Replaced headlight bulbs 3 times, brake lights several, fog lights-2 to 3 times each. Cooling fan would not shut off, had a faulty relay and killed battery when car was less than a month old. Also, most recent is the cracking leather seat on the driver side. It is a no brainer why. The car sits high enough off the ground, even a 6' 1" that I slide off the seat onto the ground. This would be the same of almost all people, as there are no running boards to speak of. Not sure how Audi will handle this on the turn in....I will not be paying them anything for the leather. It's junk. As for the car, loved to drive it, service was always good. However, the nuisance of having to go to the dealership a dozen or more times for light bulbs, was quite silly. For the money, I really expect more from a car.
- Will K., Indianapolis, IN, US