The Q7 feels a lot like an Audi sedan in front, not surprising considering that the gauge panel is taken virtually intact from an A6. This is good in that it’s a great driver’s seat with plenty of support from the bottom, back and to the sides. We drove this car for a solid two hours without a single cheek shift, pretty darn impressive. There’s plenty of head room, and leg room is plentiful, too, but it feels surprisingly intimate. Maybe it’s the closeness of the center console, maybe it’s the closeness of the dash itself, maybe it’s the usual Audi black-on-black-on-black interior décor, but for some reason we felt slightly claustrophobic in the Q7.