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2020 Audi A7

2020 Audi A7 Review

Posted on February 19, 2020 By Jarvis

Fully redesigned just last year, the 2020 Audi A7 is a premium midsize car with a twist. As opposed to the more mundane A6 on which it’s based, the A7 wears a striking fastback design, and integrated into that fastback silhouette is a hatchback instead of a conventional trunk.

But there’s more to the A7 than just a different tail. For example, the top A6 trim level has high-definition Matrix-design LED headlights, while the corresponding A7 turns things up even further, offering a trick laser lighting system.

And there’s the design. Everyone has their tastes, but we’re willing to bet that the A7 will gather more fans than detractors. A new design chief at Audi, Marc Lichte, has brought in a new era of sharper-looking cars, and the sleekly handsome A7 appears simultaneously techy and elegant.
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