I hope so, Audi needs a little boost in NA.

The pricing is very predictable... on par with the ML500, and a little less than the X5 4.4i. Probably a good position for Audi.

You can say that again... the 4.2 is priced at €103,000 in Finland. I don't expect to see too many...

Besides cars already being cheaper here... it's all about volume.

SUVs do not sell as much in Europe, while they do in NA, so they are cheaper here. One might might say though that they would sell more in Europe if they were cheaper... hence the catch 22.

Prices in Greece haven't been anounced yet but i expect around 90 k euro for the 4.2 lt.

That's about what I would have expected it to cost here, or perhaps 95k max... that would have been in line with the competition. The diesel is much more reasonably priced at 76k which is about the same as the X5 3.0d and ML320 CDI (and lessthan a Touareg 3.0 TDI ).

The t-reg costs more than Q7? Makes me wonder what they were thinking.

you are right..my family is gonna by one

Yannis, do you know when is Audi Hellas going to announce the price? I'm pretty interested in that specific prising. Many many people choose an SUV here in Greece (just for "being in" reason i guess).

If I ever bought these German SUVs, I'd make sure that they have a diesel. A Q7 with the 4.0 liter diesel sounds much better than the petrol one.

Those orange corners are hideous, why must they change that for us Americans. On every Audi they look unattractive and out of place , they seem to make it look cheap in a way.
Hopefully they will be as easy to remove or replace as they were on past Audi models.