2009 Audi Q7 V12 (TDI)
Highlight
- A Q7 with a 6-litre V12 TDI engine with 500bhp, very rare
- Attractive metallic black paint and striking Cartier red interior
- Premium Audi Exclusive equipment
- Quattro traction, DSG gearbox, carbon-ceramic brakes and air suspension
- Equipped with a Bang & Olufsen premium sound system
- Well maintained and always regularly serviced
The Attractions
Audi's sleek Q7 is appreciated by many enthusiasts, but we're sure this very special model is less well known. This is because it is one of the very rare Q7s equipped with the 6-litre V12 TDI engine. This is a truly fast SUV: its Quattro drive system and DSG gearbox help to unload an impressive 500 hp of power and 1000 Nm of torque onto the tarmac.
The Q7 V12 was designed to capitalise on the technology developed for Audi's R10 diesel racing car. Audi was keen to emphasise that it was the Q7 with the best road-holding produced up to that time, thanks to revised suspension, tyres and brakes. They were sophisticated but extremely expensive cars, with a luxurious Audi Exclusive interior and very comprehensive equipment.
On the outside, this car looks very similar to any other 2009 Q7, not least because of the removal of the identification badges and the sober black metallic paint. Inside, its special nature is more evident, thanks to Cartier red leather upholstery and refined details such as grey Alcantara headlining with red stitching and carbon fibre trim. It is a very well maintained car both inside and out, true to its original specification in every detail, right down to the original seven-spoke wheels.
This Q7 shows little evidence of the miles it has accumulated over the years and few signs of use, a testament to its high build quality and the care with which it has been maintained. We are told that it has been driven mostly on motorways. The seller also informed us that it has been regularly serviced and is in good condition, with no known defects to report.
For those who want the practicality and discretion of an SUV and the exciting performance of a supercar, this really does seem the ideal car.
History and Documentation
- Registered in 2009
- Regularly serviced
- Always garage-kept
- Mileage of 316,911 km
Condition
- Car with original factory specifications in good condition, with metallic black paint
- Externally there are few signs of age and use
- Buyers should consider the age and mileage to appreciate the condition
- The car has been stripped of its model identification badges, so it may appear at first glance to be a normal Q7, ready to impress other motorists
- The bodywork appears to be in good shape and there are no reported damages or dents
- Seven-spoke alloy wheels with a polished finish and only a few faint marks
- Underbody appears in good condition as shown in photographs
- Lighting system includes DRL and Bi-Xenon headlights in good condition
- There is no noticeable damage or fogging on the front and rear headlights
- Equipped with tinted windows, which appear to be in good condition with no damage to report
- Luxurious Audi Exclusive interior upholstered in premium leather
- Interior upholstery looks very robust and shows few traces of the car's age and mileage
- Seats, door panels and dashboard in a vivid Cartier red colour
- Some shinier spots are visible on the front seats, but not too visible or unpleasant
- Rear seats appear to have been little used
- Headlining in grey Alcantara with contrasting red stitching
- Headlining shows a small area of chipping at the front but is otherwise in good condition
- Carbon and aluminium controls and trim in good condition with no defects to report
- Instrumentation appears clear, clean and perfectly efficient
- No defects have been reported to us with regard to services and interior trim
- We have been informed that all equipment functions correctly
- Equipped with navigation system and heated and ventilated seats
- Features include B&O stereo, rear entertainment system, rear blinds and power seats with memory
- No defects have been reported to us relating to electrical services, lighting, controls or instrumentation
- No warning light on the dashboard has been reported to us
Mechanics
- Diesel engine 6.0 V12 TDI
- Produces 500bhp and 1000Nm of torque
- 0-100 km/h in 5.5 seconds
- 6-speed 'DSG' Tiptronic automatic transmission
- Quattro permanent all-wheel drive
- Equipped with carbon-ceramic brakes and air suspension
- The seller informed us that this Q7 has excellent driving dynamics and is free of abnormal noise
- We have been informed that it has always been regularly serviced
- No operating faults or driving problems have been reported to us
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To take the hassle out of the whole process and to prevent any unnecessary squabbling we'll automatically decline anything less than 70% of the asking price so only offers that are worth considering will be accepted.
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