Used Audi A7 for sale

What types of used Audi A7 cars are there?

There aren’t many cars like the Audi A7 for sale because it blends aspects of sporty coupé models with luxury limousines to give it stacks of appeal and a whole lot of presence on the road. 

This stylish coupé comes with a pair of rear doors and two or three rear seats, depending on configuration, so it’s easy to carry the family or your friends. Because it has a much longer wheelbase than typical coupés like the Audi A5, there’ll be no complaints about legroom, either. 

Most Audi A7 models come with 3.0-litre engines, but newer ones come with 2.0-litre units with the added benefit of mild hybrid assistance. That’s unless you go for an S7 or RS 7 model, with up to 630hp. 

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You can also find Audi A7 cars for sale with a plug-in hybrid setup capable of around 40 miles on battery power alone if cutting running costs is more your thing. 

Audi only sells high-spec versions of the Audi A7, including the S line and Black Edition, but regular changes keep them at the cutting edge of technology. You can check individual used Audi A7 listings to see what equipment any of the models we sell come with. 

Popular Audi A7 trims 

Because this is a luxurious, sporty model, you’ll only find used Audi A7 cars in high trim levels, which means a whole lot of car tech. 

> Audi A7 Sport - Entry-level model with matrix LED headlights, parking sensors and reversing camera, and retractable rear spoiler 

> Audi A7 S line - Sporty details including large 20-inch alloy wheels and tinted rear windows 

> Audi A7 Black Edition - Fully loaded with kit and even more eye-catching than the S line 

Audi A7 history 

Two generations of the Audi A7 have been sold so far, each with a lot of luxury appeal and sporty engines. 

> First-generation Audi A7 (2010) - Sporty five-door coupé designed to appeal to Audi A6 customers 

> Facelifted Audi A7 (2015) - Styling tweaks, a better infotainment system and more efficient engines 

> Second-generation Audi A7 (2018) - Closer in terms of luxury to the Audi A8 with a slick multi-screen interior 

What features does the Audi A7 have?

Because the Audi A7 is such a big and expensive car, every version comes with plenty of standard equipment, including all-round parking sensors to make light work of navigating tight spaces. 

A used Audi A7 will have a 535-litre boot, which is five litres more than you’d get in a more conventional-looking Audi A6 saloon. 

All versions of the used Audi A7 get high-spec versions of the brand’s infotainment system, but it’s the newer 2018-onward models that get a second touchscreen placed below the primary one for controlling things like temperature and other vehicle functions. 

Newer models also get matrix LED headlights as standard, which apply the full beams but automatically block out certain sections to prevent blinding oncoming traffic while maintaining maximum visibility for you as the driver. 

Is the Audi A7 reliable?

Audi has an excellent reputation for reliability and there haven’t been any reports of catastrophic failures with the Audi A7. 

Because it shares parts with the A6, A8, and even some Volkswagen and Porsche models, it has the backing of some of the most tried-and-tested engines, mechanical parts, and technologies. 

How much does the Audi A7 cost to run?

Because of the car’s aerodynamic styling, a used Audi A7 will actually be more efficient than you might expect for a car of this size. Diesel models can easily exceed 40mpg, while the plug-in hybrid model promises up to 200mpg with regular charging. 

However, it’s worth noting that a used Audi A7 can sit in fairly high insurance groups, so if you’re upgrading from a much smaller car, you may notice a difference. 

Who is the Audi A7 suitable for?

Whether you’re a company car driver or you’re after a new family motor, an Audi A7 for sale will appeal to those looking for a big car without having to give up on style and practicality. In fact, it’s an excellent all-rounder. 

Competing models include the BMW 5 Series, Mercedes CLS and Tesla Model S.