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Total cash price £18,999. Borrowing £17,099 with a £1,900 deposit at a representative APR of 11.9%.

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Why buy a used Audi Q7?

A used Audi Q7 is an outstanding purchase if you're after a supremely spacious, comfortable and refined seven-seater SUV. Motorpoint's range of used and nearly new Audi Q7 models is available with flexible finance options, home delivery, and to drive away the same day.

Popular Audi Q7 trims for sale at Motorpoint

Because the Audi Q7 is one of Audi's flagship models, even its entry-level Sport trim is well equipped. Pick a used Audi Q7 Sport and you'll get adaptive LED headlights, a powered bootlid, heated and electrically adjustable seats up front, a digital dashboard and a sharp infotainment system. 

Audi Q7 S Line models take things a bit further with sportier bumpers on the outside, bigger 20-inch alloy wheels and some sportier details inside such as S Line badges on the seats and steering wheel. 

Next up is the Audi Q7 Black Edition, which swaps all the Q7's chrome for black trim pieces, and adds air suspension and four-zone climate control as standard. 

Right at the top of the range is the Audi Q7 Vorsprung. This adds all of the fanciest features Audi can muster, including soft-close doors, massage and cooled front seats, heated middle-row seats, rear sunblinds, a head-up display, a Bose sound system and more driver aids.

Owning a used Audi Q7

Buying a used Audi Q7 will be more expensive than Audi's smaller SUVs such as the Q5 and Q3. Other than a higher purchase price, it's worth noting that all Q7 models use smooth six-cylinder, 3.0-litre diesel or petrol engines. They shift the Q7 along at a decent rate, but they use a bit more petrol than the 2.0-litre engines in other Audi SUV models. Likewise, insurance will likely be a tad higher, but overall reliability should be good.

Other similar models you may be interested in

The Audi Q7 competes for your wallet with other large seven-seater SUVs, such as the Mercedes GLE, BMW X5 and X7, the Volvo XC90 and Land Rover Discovery. For more inspiration, check out our guide to the best seven-seat SUVs on sale.

Why buy from Motorpoint?

Your Audi Q7 questions answered

All Q7s are large SUVs and the vast majority have seven seats (plug-in hybrid versions have five seats). The current-shape Q7 has been on sale since 2015 and was facelifted in 2020, with tweaked front and rear end styling. If you don’t need seven seats and want something with even bolder looks than the Q7, the Audi Q8 has you covered.

After the A8, the Q7 is Audi’s longest car at over five metres long. It’s not the easiest car to park but parking sensors and a reversing camera are thankfully fitted as standard. That’s what you get with three rows of seats, and the Q7 doesn’t skimp on space, either. There’s plenty of headroom wherever you sit, and lots of legroom for middle-row passengers. If you need to carry adults in the third row, the middle seats can slide forward so there’s just about enough legroom in the rear.

Every passenger seat has Isofix points for child seats, and the second row of seats slides and reclines individually. The Q7 is as useful as it is posh. With the rearmost seats folded out of the way, there’s a whopping 865-litre boot in petrol and diesel versions.

The Audi Q7 gets some of the VW Group’s most powerful engines, all of which give the feeling of imperious acceleration. The two diesel engines are reasonably economical given the size of the car while, if it suits your driving habits, the plug-in hybrid will enable you to save you money on fuel.