Joe Parker is a nationally award-winning journalist and columnist from the Atlanta area. He has served as an automotive journalist for the past four years alongside extensive sports, business, ...

For 2020, the three-row Audi Q7 gets a significant mid-cycle refresh. To highlight these upgrades, the automaker sent us to the Ring to check out the crossover’s new turbo V6 engine and suspension ...

Avus Performance recently presented their latest creation, an aftermarket edition of the Audi Q7 that comes with both engineering and aesthetic improvements. Unfortunately, we're talking about a ...

The 2026 Audi Q7 is the German automaker's largest SUV, and the only model capable of carrying seven passengers. Although the model's age is starting to show, it drives well and feels appropriately ...

HIGHS Lively handling, upscale cabin, long list of standard equipment. LOWS Kids-only third row, middling cargo capacity, agility-enhancing features cost a lot. VERDICT Although getting on in years, ...

While not a flagship, the Q7 is the largest Audi based on the MLB Evo platform. With the second-gen Q7 celebrating its 10th anniversary in January 2025, it's hardly surprising that Audi has been ...

The 2025 Audi SQ7 adds subtle refinements, including LED upgrades and red seat belts, yet it’s the 500-hp twin-turbo V8 that truly defines this family friendly SUV. The 2025 Audi SQ7 takes the ...

Which car is the best, Carens or Innova Crysta? The Carens immediately comes across as a practical all-rounder with the right pricing to make it a proper disruptor. It’s when you want these qualities ...

Refreshed 2025 Audi Q7 three-row SUV follows updates from the refreshed 2024 Audi Q8 five-seater, which carries over for 2025 A new front end, updated technology, and four different DRL displays ...

Fresh competitors to the 2020 Audi Q7 are entering the luxury 3-row SUV segment at a rapid pace. They include new nameplates like the BMW X7, Cadillac XT6, Genesis GV80, and Lincoln Aviator, as well ...

ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR CHERYL BLAHNIK: When I first got into this, the first thing I did was check the trip odometer and the fuel gauge. There were 99 miles on the trip and the fuel gauge read full.