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2010 Audi Q7: Styling, Diesel Tweaks
Detroit, 11:38 AM
Tue Dec 8
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04/15/09
The sides are too tall on the Q7. It has no real truck-like inspiration. Like Baron said, the Q5 is "more likable." It's just a out of proportion wagon. And it should be called the Allroad.
The Diesel engine is a wonderful feature.
What you just read was an example of "sandwiching," a management technique used by all of the directors and managers where I work. It is a compliment followed a steady stream of "constructive/destructive criticism," followed by another compliment. It is a horrible technique and I watch these people do it to the customer service reps at work all of the time.
They look at me like I'm crazy when I walk by after a manager has chastised one of them and ask if they like sandwiches.
04/15/09
I still think it's ugly. The Q5 is more likable, the Q7 looks like it is growing an appendage on it's ass.
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This concludes the reading.
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I got an email from Audi at the beginning of April saying that the Q7 TDI Clean Diesel will be available this month.
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