Audi A7 | Test Drive in Italy: Gallery
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Audi A7 | Test Drive in Italy: Gallery

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<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>19-inch wheels
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>20-inch wheels
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<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>Features a large 6.5-inch display
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<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>Gear selector
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>Features a sporty speedometer with 0 km/h pointing to 6 o'clock
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<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>The 3-liter direct-injection turbo V6 engine introduced in Japan has a maximum output of 220 kW (300 ps)
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>The A7 Sportback, equipped with a large tailgate, is a lifestyle vehicle for various uses
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>Luggage capacity up to 1390 liters
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<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>One of the sources of the A7 Sportback's styling theme is the Audi 100 Coupé S (announced in 1970)
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>The elegant and powerful rear view of the 100 Coupé S remains in the viewer's mind
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>The 7-speed S tronic DCT mounted on the quattro models of the A7 Sportback
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>A demonstration of veneer made by thinly shaving oak wood into many layers and bonding them together. This is used for the interior.
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>Nils Anton, who was in charge of the overall development of the A7 Sportback
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>The test drive venue was the elegant Italian beach resort island of Sardinia
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>The beautiful sea is called Costa Smeralda, the Emerald Coast
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>Sardinia, which has no high mountains but rolling hills, is similar in area to Shikoku
<strong>AUDI A7</strong><br>Sardinia is the second largest island in the Mediterranean, after Sicily
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Audi A7 | Test Drive Gallery in Italy

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