It's not only Audis but pretty much every car. Check out the E90. I think that it ruins the whole car actually. The problem with that car is that you cannot change the orange corner unless you change the whole headlight, which is pretty damn expensive. Hope it's not the same for the Q7.

Well, we (Europeans) didn't make your law, you did it!! I don't like 'em also but what can I do???!

I wouldn't recommend modifying an existing headlight unit to remove or replace the orange reflector/indicator unless you are very confident that you can completely seal it well. I've heard of people's headlights fogging up after things like this. The other option is buying European spec head light units (E-codes as they're called), but that is very expensive and just as illegal as modification.

Some prices for the Q7:

4.2 Q7 starts at $49,900.00

options:
Tech Pkg $2400.00
20" wheels $1600.00
sky roof $1850.00
Nav $1800.00
Cricket Leather $1000.00
Tow pkg $550.00
Trunk tie down sys $250.00

4.2 Q7 "Premium" starts at $59,900.00

All of the above comes standard (save 20" wheels which are now a $800.00 option and tow pkg [same price]). Also, Air Suspension is same price for both ($2600.00).

There is a lot of negative talk about the so-called "seven seats" and that will hurt sales. The 3rd row in the Audi is for two children only, not of full size adults is the criticism I have read. The new GL from MB has two "real" 3rd row seats that can seat adults comfortably...and the GL will have a diesel late 2006 which will enhance it's sales also.

i've read ins ome reviews quality is abit lwoer than other audi models

And I've read the total opposite. Every test they shower this car with positive words about the interior!

sorry what ever review u read was utterly wrong because the Q7 was tested exstensivly for so-so many miles...