Audi Announces Pricing for Slightly Updated 2010 Q7

As reported over at our InsideLine sister site, Audi has announced official pricing for the 2010 Audi Q7. The base model has been dropped from the lineup and pricing (including destination) is unchanged on the 3.6 Quattro Premium (at $47,725) and the TDI Quattro Premium (at $51,725) while the top-dog 4.2 Quattro Prestige sees the formally optional S Line package made standard, increasing its price to $61,825.

Details on the updates following the jump...

The luxury SUV also sees a few updates for '10, including very slight revisions to the front fascia, mirror housings and grille. There is also, according to Audi, a new "lower body panel strategy", marketing-speak referring to the 3.6 getting a lower two-tone treatment, the TDI having a single color with chrome accents and the 4.2 (also monochromatic) boasting the S-line look with unique wheels, front/rear fascias and of course badges.    

It will take a keen eye to notice these exterior changes, however the optional LED lighting for both front and rear would be harder to miss. The interior also sees a light refresh as well as more ambient lighting, a 3D feature for the nav screen and optional ventilated front seats.

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John DiPietro August 27, 2009, 9:00 AM

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