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2022 Audi SQ7 Can Really Cut a Rug

The hulking three-row SUV from Audi boasts a stonkin' V8 and plenty of room.

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Emme Hall
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This is the 2022 Audi SQ7, a luxury three-row crossover with tons of power and tech -- and a price to match.

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This rig comes standard with a few drive-centric features like adaptive air suspension and rear-wheel steering.

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Under the hood is a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 engine with 500 horsepower and 568 pound-feet of torque.

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An available Sport Package includes a torque-vectoring rear differential.

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The SQ7 has three rows of seats.

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Fold all those seats down and you've got room for a Costco run.

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For 2022 adaptive cruise assist with traffic jam assist as well as Audi's active lane assist with emergency assist are both standard.

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But this Audi can get expensive. My tester with all the bells and whistles comes in at $106,390 including $1,095 for destination.

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However, if you're looking for a luxury seven-seater with a V8, the Audi SQ7 is a great choice.

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Keep scrolling for more photos of the 2022 Audi SQ7.

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