2023 Audi Q7 Black Edition 50 TDI quattro 286 PS tiptronic SUV DIESEL Automatic

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This 2023 Audi Q7 Black Edition is a real deal — not flashy, not overpriced, just a solid, well-maintained SUV with a lot of character. I’ve had it for a few years now and it’s been my go-to for family trips, weekend drives, and just plain getting around. It’s in Matador Red, which isn’t the usual black, so it stands out a bit — gives it a sharp, modern look.

The diesel engine (286 PS) doesn’t feel like it’s working hard — it’s smooth, quiet, and pulls like a dream, especially on the highway. The 8-speed tiptronic gearbox is quiet and responsive, and the quattro all-wheel drive keeps it stable in all kinds of weather. I love how it handles — the adaptive air suspension and 21-inch alloys make it feel both stable and sporty, without being too aggressive.

Outdoors, it looks sharp with those dark tinted Matrix LED headlights and anthracite black trim — roof rails, mirrors, even the door handles. The 360-degree camera and park assist are a lifesaver when parking in tight spots, and features like lane departure warning and pre-sense front give you real peace of mind.

Inside, it’s all about comfort. The cabin has polished oak inlays in grey, and the ambient lighting is a nice touch — especially when it’s dark. Seven seats, 780-litre boot — it’s roomy enough for a family or a full load of gear. I’ve got heated front seats and a flat-bottom leather steering wheel with shift paddles, which makes driving more enjoyable.

Tech is solid: Virtual Cockpit, MMI Navigation Plus with voice control, and Amazon Alexa through Audi Connect. The Bang & Olufsen sound system is actually really good — I’ve listened to music through it a lot, and it’s loud, clear, and rich. Wireless charging and keyless go are handy little touches.

It’s not perfect — it’s not a race car, and it doesn’t have the latest tech — but it’s reliable, comfortable, and feels like it’s been well looked after. I’ve kept it in good condition, and it’s been through a few seasons of different weather and driving.

I’m based in kings-lynn, King’s Lynn and West Norfolk, so if you're local and interested, I’m happy to chat. The price is £44,082 — I know it’s not cheap, but it’s a solid investment for someone who wants a capable, refined SUV without the luxury price tag.

I’ve been with Blackburn Audi for a while — part of the Swansway Motor Group — and I’ve seen a lot of used Audis. They’ve got a good reputation for being honest, helpful, and offering real value. I’ve also had a few part-exchanges done through them, which made switching to this one easier.

If you’re thinking of buying something like this, I’d say go for it — it’s not flashy, but it does what it’s supposed to. And if you can’t find it in person, they’ll help you track it down.