Why USED Audi's Are So Cheap!

I'm sure the Lower the mileage the better the car will be generally, That goes for most cars.
V.A.G. are known to be expensive on parts of course.. It's all by design.

Bout to pick up a 2014 Audi A7 next week. Wish me luck 🤞🏿🙏🏿

I have a passat vw 1999 650.000 and it runs excellent

I don't know about used Audis being cheap, but anyway I bought one "beater" six years ago. I now drive a VW Passat, but I still miss the Audi A6 so much.
But man, it was a nightmare to maintain. The basic oil changes etc already were costly (started doing it myself eventually) but then the parts started breaking down. O2 sensors, brake saddles, low pressure pump, upper columns, steering wheel column. :P I had to sell it. The VW is so cheap in comparison.

the newest Audi's could be a dream come true in long term reliability. They could be, but until they show that history of being reliable, it is hard to pop down your money when Japan has worked their ASSES off and proved their long term reliability. As one friend said "80 thousand Asian kids can't be wrong. Every Japenese car I've own has proved it's worth, in the beginning, in the middle years, and even as 10 year old--and older cars. My 20 year old Acura CL ran like a dream for that long--and finally, I gave it to a college girl who needed transportation to and from school. How can anyone top that?

They do not rust, they has aluminum body - can not get rust

didn't know half a 100k bucks was cheap... you go under 20k you're getting an OLD car and it'll be down to the previous owner(s) on what the condition will be like. What you wanna do is find some one that was an enthusiast but kept the car tame or stock but did the correct maintenance and detailing. Also lets remember that you might afford the up front cost but high end percision vehicles have a maintenance cost just like your crappy corolla and forced air is gonna make the gas more expensive. For example a corrola makes what barely 200hp so a 1-60 takes about as long as checking out at costco therefore tiny itty bitty brakes however on a sports car like an A4 or S4 and above where you have 333hp so youre hitting 3 to 4 second 1-60 your brakes are going to be way bigger and more powerful thus more expensive - an S4 rear brake disks are bigger than a corrola's front brake disks.

Do the math can you afford to keep it running SAFELY if yes go for it Audi's are amazing and quite repairable thanks to VAG not being a ahole about it and tools like Ross-tech which VAG gives its blessings too.

He keeps showing the TTRS and that maybe one of the nicest lets amount of problems on that car lol! I agree but the TT RS seems to not have any of these issues I had my car for 32k original owner and not one issue yet lol!! BMW or worse and Toyota’s are slow🤷‍♂️ do your research folks. To much internet out here to buy a car blindly!! I LOVE my TT RS!!

turned off after "100k audi after 5years costs 10k"

What’s that on ur chin

I hate to see this kind of video. I wanted Benz (every video of people like it is not reliable), I wanted BMW (every video of people like it is not reliable). I wanted opel ( (every video of people like it is not reliable) In the family we had A4,A6,A8. Novadays A6 and the newest A8 with 120k km. Honestly, no problem. Since that A4 which we sold to our neighbour and it still drives with 350k on 1.8T. Everybody gon talk about how not reliable which car is like. It is all matter how you treat a car. I have an opinion, Europe countries have better maintance on german cars like others.

“Used Audis are so cheap”

Meanwhile I’m watching this while I try to find a pre-2010 s4 for less than $30,000

The general public is garbage at taking care of their vehicles. 99% of the cause xD

Just bought a 2016 A3 with 33k miles, haven’t had any issues yet and just want to make this beauty last. Extremely relaxing and fun car to drive.

Diesel Audi A3 owner for 7 years - Best car I've ever had. Reliable . Bought it at 90,000 miles, now done 200,000 and it still keeps me happy. Buy one, take it to non dealerships for servicing and its a cheap car to run .... no, really it is.

Thanks. for the videos

BTW...schould talk slower

the old audi a7 model looks way better then the new models

im honestly baffle by some prices im seeing on used s5 sportback 19 and above going for 45k and less...i saw a 2020 S5 with prestige package for 45k and 4k miles in Indiana im from NY so I cant see the car in person im wondering if i should go for it or pass

pretty obvious the audi is cheap they all have the same electronic issues

I’m an electronics engineer and i would not buy any car with higher technology than a cruise control! i own a Mazdadpeed6 2006! so easy to work on and reliable

Just bought a 2018 Q7 Prestige. It has a 3yr 50k warranty and it has 35k miles. Love it. I will service it myself but if the electronics go I'm dead after the warranty wears off. Love the car though. Paid $37k for it. Always feel like I'm rolling the dice but for the next three years I'll sleep fine.

Wrong! A4 and Jetta bases on diverend Plattform form diverend car segments

Love my s3. No problems with good maintenance. I feel the S line and RS cars hold up much more than the base models most people buy

Not cheap in the UK 🇬🇧

Is there a car age limit, so to speak, on being able to buy an extended warranty?

Excellent review friend. Does that also go for 2019 Q8 S-Line..

Spot on with the cars paying for fancy dealerships with shiny floors and free beverages 😂

The Audi A4 is just as sportier Volkswagen Jetta, nothing more

You dont want to own these cars after 50k miles. Its a never ending story

The price is overinflated for prestige esp for the illusion of the lease deal. The Germans keep customers by spending money on nice show rooms, interiors, performance and image but not reliability anymore. Want to know why? If I can keep u coming in for a new car all I care about is gloss and image, yes the company will lose money on the lease but pick it up on the back end in car repair. That’s why costs are high and reliability is last now. If u keep tech coming and it’s half baked, u can make money on the backend and keep leasing customers coming. They used to have morals and integrity however tech was slower and there were no leases and ppl bought

They must have been made in Mexico. You just reminded me of my old TDI Jetta, made in Mexico and bought brand new but cost me all mentioned by you. In winter even worse.......

Short and right to the point, good video thanks.

Happy I bought a 2017 A4 - my local dealership is great too, best service manager I’ve ever met.

Im a mechanic myself, but don’t have the time too work on my own car. I get wholesaled parts, and discounted labour.

In turn I help out with the work they don’t have time for.

ive owned a lot of cars ! having owned part of more than one car dealership now my family owns 2 new car dealerships i can honestly say every single Audi ive owned has been nothing but junk junk junk !!soon as you fix one thing 5 other problems come up and its nevet easy fuel injectors stick inside the heads cause they use a crappy design to lock them in place the low pressure fuel pump refuses to go into the fuel tank ! you break sending unit to get it into the tank head rest refuse to adjust back up camera never works right , flapper valves on the plastic intake break. sensors are junk plastic so they fail
constantly pick one they are all junk plastic! if you buy one be prepared to spend more on parts to repair it than a brand new car would cost ! and thats a fact ! they are junk

All used regular everyday cars are cheap

How do they stack up compared to Lexus for example? ....

Because they break non stop and use proprietary tools and parts. *rs7 owner

How do u figure they are cheap?

They’re not that cheap lol

great content, but you've gotta let go of the goatee you will instantly get +100k subscribers

I’m definitely the guy who moves on the to next car 😂 been driving these cars for 8 years now and have owned 12 of them so far. Rn I have the etron and TDI Q7. 😂 that Audi that you showed that’s “out dated”. That car is actually out dated. As far as I’m concerned you can see a 2012 Audi on the road and it doesn’t look old at all. That was a poor comparison if you ask me. That A4 you showed is well over 15 years old. I’m sure you can do better than that.

As an owner of two Audis, I can verify all 5 reasons. If you like Audis, make sure you can realistically afford them. I couldn't until recently.

why used porshe are so expensive?

I’ve owned 4 Audis a 2015, a 2016, a 2017 & a 2018 no major problems at all. I do always get the best warranty available tho and it’s saved me quite a good amount of money 💯

Curious about anyone’s take on a 2018 Q5 premium plus with 43k miles. Was used as a leased vehicle previously and I’ll check the service history.. but I wonder how reliable it is. $30k

Audi designs don't change that often. And the current Jetta doesn't look anywhere near the current A4. Everything you say is kind of ridiculous.