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ABT and Vossen Wheels Team Up for Ultra-Limited Q7

ABT Sportsline and Vossen wheels have combined their efforts to make a very limited edition Audi Q7.

They will be building just 10 of their Audi Q7 ABT Vossen model. Making it special are a handful of “1/10” badges around the dash and door sills. There are more changes than that, of course.

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ABT and Vossen have added an ABT widebody kit. It comes with a new bumper with absolutely massive air inlets. The fenders are pulled out to clear the enormous wheels, and there are new side skirts to fill in the gap. At the back, there is a new rear bumper with room for the new muffler and exhaust pipes. The front grille, lip, and door inserts are all carbon fibre.

Filling those arches are special 10-inch wide, 22-inch diameter Vossen forged wheels. The stealth grey five-spoke design is exclusive to the 1 of 10. Completing the stance is an ABT level control kit that lowers the Q7 20 mm.

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On top of the badging, the interior gets Alcantara inlays in the seats, along with carbon dash inserts, seat panels, and gear knob.

ABT and Vossen are showing the Q7 in Las Vegas for the SEMA show this week.

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