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Is the Q7 the A7? I hadn't heard that they were one and the same... -- SFoskett 00:30, Sep 27, 2004 (UTC)
No they are not. The A7 is a coupe. I didn't see it mentioned in the article, though. Bok269 23:11, 18 May 2006 (UTC)
Ahem? According to this article, the MMI is a "user-friendly" interface. Nevermind that Car & Driver and Consumer Reports both reviewed the system throughly and said it was nothing short of demonically possessed.
Worse, I have the MMI in my A8, and its demonically possessed as well (nevermind the gearbox).
I think this article needs clean-up, besides "user-friendly" is a subjective term anyway so it must go.
Hello, of course this is a big Audi advertising :)
Stef
-- World arm lamp 20:42, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Hello
Please, in this article there is detailed information about a aluminium interior trim and nothing about the drivers visibility and pedestrians safety.
what is more important ??.
I do not own this car but sometimes i have to deal with it in the traffic.
Stef
-- World arm lamp 20:27, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
The manufacturer is the Audi AG, not Volkswagen. See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_Q7 Can anybody fix it? Thanks 'n' regards from Gool Old Germany —Preceding unsigned comment added by 91.97.199.168 ( talk) 18:09, 21 August 2009 (UTC)
This article says there will be no other Q-series Audi. What about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_Q3 ? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.213.156.53 ( talk) 13:53, 18 August 2010 (UTC)
Let's take this debate once and for all.
This article revision shows tables with safety ratings by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and IIHS, apparently for model year 2015 : 2015 Audi Q7 (NHTSA) and 2015 Audi Q7 Large SUV / 2008 Audi Q7 (IIHS) , but they are based on older crash tests : IIHS says "Ratings shown are the latest available for this model year" and "Applies to 2007-15 models". For NHTSA, 2011-2015 show same roll-over rating but no reference, whereas 2007-2010 all reference the same 2007 Side Crash document number #5852, 10MB for rollover.
It is common; see these other examples of ratings spanning multiple years from the same test : Mercedes E 2014-2016, Buick Regal 2012-2016, 2016 Infiniti QX60 2014-2016 (set up newest and oldest test in separate windows side by side to compare document numbers)
Audi (and other car manufacturers) pay for the tests, so they only perform the tests when necessary. When new test is not necessary, they carry results over from year to year rather than pay for a new test with the same result. Q7 and Cayenne has not been crash tested in USA after 2011, perhaps piggybacking on the 2011 Touareg test as they share the same PL71 platform. IIHS has chosen to explicitly display 2008 result for 2015 model, NHTSA indirectly so.
Whatever the case, Wikipedia goes by Verifiability, not truth; all content must rely on reliable sources, not opinions by individual WP editors. NHTSA and IIHS are generally considered to be very reliable sources. If NHTSA has made a mistake, it is up to Audi to contact them. Until then, NHTSA shows Q7 with a rollover risk of
Long story short; NHTSA and IIHS are reliable sources, and they say the 2015 Q7 has these ratings. If you have reason to believe otherwise, please supply source. TGCP ( talk) 10:53, 3 October 2015 (UTC)
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Hi everyone, I hope you are all having a Merry Xmas and a happy new year !!
I was going through a few edits and found that in some articles such as List of sport utility vehicles, there happens to be (in my honest opinion) an image that does not look up to par. Ok now this is my personal opinion, however I have found a nice assortment of images which I would like to discuss with everyone, more importantly Vauxford, Charles01, Mr.choppers and Davey2010. Look, I know we have reach consensus as per WP:CONSENSUS, however this was a 2 way only discussion, and to ensure reduced bias, I have decided as per this and this one (This is however a different issue altogether) discuss with everyone. I will however not replace the current version (Vauxford's) for the front and rear, because for mine, I did the front view shot (I did the rear but it was damaged, so chose not to upload). I've identified the faults of the images, so therefore it would be nice to rank them from best to worst. I've listed the faults below, based on my opinions.
Please could everyone help me out and pick out of the four which would be the best replacement for Vauxford's Audi Q7. All are equally decent, however I would like more opinions, not just mine and Vauxfords. If anyone can spy any better examples, please do not hesitate to add it here. The more examples, we get, it makes life easier for us to identify. Davey2010 & Charles01, since you two are the experts in quality, could you please judge an example and find whether either of the 4 examples would be suitable for use on Wikipedia in the stub articles, such as J-segment, Audi etc. Cheers -- EurovisionNim (talk to me) (see my edits) 06:03, 25 December 2018 (UTC)
There are a lot of pictures of Audi Q7s in Wikipedia Commons. On a quick glance there appear several there without significant issues. Replacing a picture by Vauxford or by EurovisionNim is not a bad thing to want to do. They have both inflicted far too many of their mediocre images on wikipedia, thereby drowning out the relatively small number they have uploaded that are ok or good. But you don't begin to reverse the overall impact of their contributions by simply setting up discussions about replacing one mediocre picture with another. There must be a few pictures of these cars without obvious issues in Commons. Maybe there are even one or two that are good. Please, go find. Happy days Charles01 ( talk) 09:23, 25 December 2018 (UTC)
EurovisionNim You seem to get so worked up over this single image. I'm all sound of taking people's advice and no intention of driving them away. Like I said, I have not have any direct problems by people with this image expect from you. "I have limited areas to photograph cars" you are still borrowing words of things that I was concern with your photos back in September and flip it so it directed towards me, you thought Fremantle was the utopia to photograph any car and thought they were the best, don't try and sweep your flaws under the rug just because you have "changed" for 2019 because you still have and this "sophisticated editor" persona you trying to show is just blowing up right in your face. There nothing then supporting your own image to some extend. I do take a dislike with your photos as I simply describe carbon copy of mine which I personally deem you put little effort when it come to thinking independently and instead leeching off on folks like Charles or infamously OSX.
EDIT: Seeing now that you are dragging more people into this discussion which I find unnecessary and Charles pointed this out as well. Are you gonna do this on every image (it no coincidence that they are all taken by me) as a new attempt to get your own way? -- Vauxford ( talk) 01:14, 26 December 2018 (UTC)
Davey2010, I don't understand why this is causing edit war between Nim and Vauxford. If this is the case, as I've mention above is that I suggest relocating Vauxford's Q7 picture to the second generation section and Nim's picture to the top infobox of the Audi Q7 page. VictorTorres2002 ( talk) 06:43, 26 December 2018 (UTC)
EurovisionNim No, the "majority" haven't agreed with yours, only at least one, which was Victor. The rest either picked a different one or at this point doesn't care because at this point is futile. -- Vauxford ( talk) 00:18, 27 December 2018 (UTC)
So, I noticed that a wave of (possible) sockpuppets have been changing the size to mid-size. IT'S A FULL-SIZE. But no matter how many times I revert their edits they keep on carrying on. So I was wondering if you could semi-protect the page for a few months so this whole thing can stop. 73.2.129.126 ( talk) 13:12, 26 April 2021 (UTC)
This is one of the largest passenger cars on the road anywhere that isn't the US or Canada. It is objectively enormous. Calling it "mid-sized" is an insult to reader's intelligence. The fact that a Boeing 747 is smaller than the Spruce Goose doesn't make the 747 a medium-sized plane. Reliable sources call it "huge" (and those were just the first three I grabbed off of Google) because that is an objective description of its size. If I was being "subjective and unencyclopedic" I would skip the reliable sources and call it "a buffoonishly-large zeppelin on wheels". HumanBodyPiloter5 ( talk) 17:58, 25 March 2023 (UTC)
Personally I think we should be doubting the reliability of any source that doesn't call it at the very least "large", however.- I have a problem with this. I think it boils down to where the publication is based on, not the reliability of the publication. To U.S.-based publications, SUVs in this size are mid-size SUVs because the "full-size" distinction is reserved to gigantic SUVs over 5.2 m in length, which Europe doesn't have, so over there it is called large. Andra Febrian ( talk) 07:38, 26 March 2023 (UTC)
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Is the Q7 the A7? I hadn't heard that they were one and the same... -- SFoskett 00:30, Sep 27, 2004 (UTC)
No they are not. The A7 is a coupe. I didn't see it mentioned in the article, though. Bok269 23:11, 18 May 2006 (UTC)
Ahem? According to this article, the MMI is a "user-friendly" interface. Nevermind that Car & Driver and Consumer Reports both reviewed the system throughly and said it was nothing short of demonically possessed.
Worse, I have the MMI in my A8, and its demonically possessed as well (nevermind the gearbox).
I think this article needs clean-up, besides "user-friendly" is a subjective term anyway so it must go.
Hello, of course this is a big Audi advertising :)
Stef
-- World arm lamp 20:42, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
Hello
Please, in this article there is detailed information about a aluminium interior trim and nothing about the drivers visibility and pedestrians safety.
what is more important ??.
I do not own this car but sometimes i have to deal with it in the traffic.
Stef
-- World arm lamp 20:27, 23 July 2007 (UTC)
The manufacturer is the Audi AG, not Volkswagen. See http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_Q7 Can anybody fix it? Thanks 'n' regards from Gool Old Germany —Preceding unsigned comment added by 91.97.199.168 ( talk) 18:09, 21 August 2009 (UTC)
This article says there will be no other Q-series Audi. What about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_Q3 ? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.213.156.53 ( talk) 13:53, 18 August 2010 (UTC)
Let's take this debate once and for all.
This article revision shows tables with safety ratings by National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and IIHS, apparently for model year 2015 : 2015 Audi Q7 (NHTSA) and 2015 Audi Q7 Large SUV / 2008 Audi Q7 (IIHS) , but they are based on older crash tests : IIHS says "Ratings shown are the latest available for this model year" and "Applies to 2007-15 models". For NHTSA, 2011-2015 show same roll-over rating but no reference, whereas 2007-2010 all reference the same 2007 Side Crash document number #5852, 10MB for rollover.
It is common; see these other examples of ratings spanning multiple years from the same test : Mercedes E 2014-2016, Buick Regal 2012-2016, 2016 Infiniti QX60 2014-2016 (set up newest and oldest test in separate windows side by side to compare document numbers)
Audi (and other car manufacturers) pay for the tests, so they only perform the tests when necessary. When new test is not necessary, they carry results over from year to year rather than pay for a new test with the same result. Q7 and Cayenne has not been crash tested in USA after 2011, perhaps piggybacking on the 2011 Touareg test as they share the same PL71 platform. IIHS has chosen to explicitly display 2008 result for 2015 model, NHTSA indirectly so.
Whatever the case, Wikipedia goes by Verifiability, not truth; all content must rely on reliable sources, not opinions by individual WP editors. NHTSA and IIHS are generally considered to be very reliable sources. If NHTSA has made a mistake, it is up to Audi to contact them. Until then, NHTSA shows Q7 with a rollover risk of
Long story short; NHTSA and IIHS are reliable sources, and they say the 2015 Q7 has these ratings. If you have reason to believe otherwise, please supply source. TGCP ( talk) 10:53, 3 October 2015 (UTC)
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Hi everyone, I hope you are all having a Merry Xmas and a happy new year !!
I was going through a few edits and found that in some articles such as List of sport utility vehicles, there happens to be (in my honest opinion) an image that does not look up to par. Ok now this is my personal opinion, however I have found a nice assortment of images which I would like to discuss with everyone, more importantly Vauxford, Charles01, Mr.choppers and Davey2010. Look, I know we have reach consensus as per WP:CONSENSUS, however this was a 2 way only discussion, and to ensure reduced bias, I have decided as per this and this one (This is however a different issue altogether) discuss with everyone. I will however not replace the current version (Vauxford's) for the front and rear, because for mine, I did the front view shot (I did the rear but it was damaged, so chose not to upload). I've identified the faults of the images, so therefore it would be nice to rank them from best to worst. I've listed the faults below, based on my opinions.
Please could everyone help me out and pick out of the four which would be the best replacement for Vauxford's Audi Q7. All are equally decent, however I would like more opinions, not just mine and Vauxfords. If anyone can spy any better examples, please do not hesitate to add it here. The more examples, we get, it makes life easier for us to identify. Davey2010 & Charles01, since you two are the experts in quality, could you please judge an example and find whether either of the 4 examples would be suitable for use on Wikipedia in the stub articles, such as J-segment, Audi etc. Cheers -- EurovisionNim (talk to me) (see my edits) 06:03, 25 December 2018 (UTC)
There are a lot of pictures of Audi Q7s in Wikipedia Commons. On a quick glance there appear several there without significant issues. Replacing a picture by Vauxford or by EurovisionNim is not a bad thing to want to do. They have both inflicted far too many of their mediocre images on wikipedia, thereby drowning out the relatively small number they have uploaded that are ok or good. But you don't begin to reverse the overall impact of their contributions by simply setting up discussions about replacing one mediocre picture with another. There must be a few pictures of these cars without obvious issues in Commons. Maybe there are even one or two that are good. Please, go find. Happy days Charles01 ( talk) 09:23, 25 December 2018 (UTC)
EurovisionNim You seem to get so worked up over this single image. I'm all sound of taking people's advice and no intention of driving them away. Like I said, I have not have any direct problems by people with this image expect from you. "I have limited areas to photograph cars" you are still borrowing words of things that I was concern with your photos back in September and flip it so it directed towards me, you thought Fremantle was the utopia to photograph any car and thought they were the best, don't try and sweep your flaws under the rug just because you have "changed" for 2019 because you still have and this "sophisticated editor" persona you trying to show is just blowing up right in your face. There nothing then supporting your own image to some extend. I do take a dislike with your photos as I simply describe carbon copy of mine which I personally deem you put little effort when it come to thinking independently and instead leeching off on folks like Charles or infamously OSX.
EDIT: Seeing now that you are dragging more people into this discussion which I find unnecessary and Charles pointed this out as well. Are you gonna do this on every image (it no coincidence that they are all taken by me) as a new attempt to get your own way? -- Vauxford ( talk) 01:14, 26 December 2018 (UTC)
Davey2010, I don't understand why this is causing edit war between Nim and Vauxford. If this is the case, as I've mention above is that I suggest relocating Vauxford's Q7 picture to the second generation section and Nim's picture to the top infobox of the Audi Q7 page. VictorTorres2002 ( talk) 06:43, 26 December 2018 (UTC)
EurovisionNim No, the "majority" haven't agreed with yours, only at least one, which was Victor. The rest either picked a different one or at this point doesn't care because at this point is futile. -- Vauxford ( talk) 00:18, 27 December 2018 (UTC)
So, I noticed that a wave of (possible) sockpuppets have been changing the size to mid-size. IT'S A FULL-SIZE. But no matter how many times I revert their edits they keep on carrying on. So I was wondering if you could semi-protect the page for a few months so this whole thing can stop. 73.2.129.126 ( talk) 13:12, 26 April 2021 (UTC)
This is one of the largest passenger cars on the road anywhere that isn't the US or Canada. It is objectively enormous. Calling it "mid-sized" is an insult to reader's intelligence. The fact that a Boeing 747 is smaller than the Spruce Goose doesn't make the 747 a medium-sized plane. Reliable sources call it "huge" (and those were just the first three I grabbed off of Google) because that is an objective description of its size. If I was being "subjective and unencyclopedic" I would skip the reliable sources and call it "a buffoonishly-large zeppelin on wheels". HumanBodyPiloter5 ( talk) 17:58, 25 March 2023 (UTC)
Personally I think we should be doubting the reliability of any source that doesn't call it at the very least "large", however.- I have a problem with this. I think it boils down to where the publication is based on, not the reliability of the publication. To U.S.-based publications, SUVs in this size are mid-size SUVs because the "full-size" distinction is reserved to gigantic SUVs over 5.2 m in length, which Europe doesn't have, so over there it is called large. Andra Febrian ( talk) 07:38, 26 March 2023 (UTC)