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Lads/Ladies,

So Im cutting the Liberty loose in favour of a Q7. Ive driven both the Tdi V8 and V6, both are pretty sweet, the V8's pretty great actually. Ive only had them for a day at a time though.

My question is, what are they like to live with? Any pet hates have you found with these cars?

Also, problems, any indemic issues with these cars?

Thanks

Ken

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and not have a tow pack fitted!

Id love one brah, but the kesh, its not available.

I could tow the GTR to an 11 though..........

Just off topic, does it have to be a SUV?

Or more specifically it has to be a V6 / V8 type of car?

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yeah man, needs to be an suv, 7 seater, surfboards, kids etc etc.

I see,

I was going to say a Nissan Elgrand E51, but that's not a SUV but has 7 seats and can fit surfboards, kids etc etc... Haha!

A customer of mine at work has a Audi Q7.

From memory he has the V6, daily commuter to work and home.

So far so good and it pretty good on fuel too.

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