I was just talking today with someone about Q7 and he told me the 3.0 TDI model will be sold for 65 k. I 'm not sure if he meant with leather seats or not.

i don't have any audi sources so i'm waiting info from you... BTW, i think 65k is a great price for it, even without leather, but i definitely think they won't sell the car without leather...

If you want a Q7 without leather you can have one. Audis usually have so many options/fatures that dealers only take specific orders and the only cars that are in stock are those in the dealer showroom. My brother is thinking about an A3 and the waiting period is 5 months. A friend of mine who didn't want to wait bought an A3 from Delta Car (from your City) that was used in the showroom.

is it a dark grey one? then he got a very nice car... but 5 months is too much to wait. we had to wait 3 months for the s60 and a friend of mine who got a renault laguna, had to wait only 10days

BTW, Delta Car is a good dealer here, not like some other brands' (BMW)...

It was announced on Audi Annual press conference (February 22nd, 2006).

Q7 pre-orders in Europe (since Sept. 12, 2005):

13,330 (4,670 in Germany, 8,630 in other European countries)
11.9% petrol engines, 88.1% diesel engines.

Prices in Greece were anounced a couple of days ago: 3.0 TDI for 65k euro and 4.2 FSI for 84k euro.

so the base petrol engine is the 4.2 FSI? then the base version for greece (since very few people consider diesel here) is 84k, which is way more than the (around) 65k of both the ML and XC-90. It may be more powered and with bigger engine, but it's still the base model. but i guess, that price is good, compared to what the car offers. (i guess it has leather as standard)

The price of the 3.6 lt version will be around 65k too when it comes this Autumn. For the time being Audi has so many orders that they had to add more shifts in the factory. I can see huge waiting lists.

Audi takes 15,000 advance orders for Q7

10 Mar 2006

Source: just-auto.com editorial team

Article Summary:
Audi has taken 15,000 pre-orders for the new Q7, which goes on sale officially in Germany and other European countries today. 5,000 of the orders are for Germany.

So, 15,000 pre-order in Europe till a day when the sales officially started.

Only 5,000 in Germany? I guess Brits have been even more enthusiastic about this car.