Audi A4 Avant High Mileage
Audi A4 Avant High Mileage
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TDB_90

Original Poster:

2 posts

51 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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Hi guys first time post here.

Looking at a 2018 A4 Avant that has done 133,000 miles. Full service history, appears to be a former company car and has an excellent spec. It's listed at just under £16k

Is the mileage to high to make it worth going for? Particular with future costs and potential value in 3-4yrs. I average 12000 miles a year typically. I've currently got an M240i and never owned an Audi so any info would be great.

Thanks

Belle427

11,767 posts

261 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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Impossible to say really, chances are if its been serviced on time and generally looks and feels ok then it probably is.
Could be hard mileage though over the 4 years so it's a bit of a lottery.

Dimebars

1,064 posts

122 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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Auto or manual?

Auto's need the box serviced every 38k and it's often overlooked

fourstardan

6,458 posts

172 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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As much as I like Audi's I just couldn't spend that sort of money on one at that price and mileage.

It's the wear and tear on interior alone that puts us off.


TDB_90

Original Poster:

2 posts

51 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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Dimebars said:
Auto or manual?

Auto's need the box serviced every 38k and it's often overlooked
It's an automatic, wasn't aware of that so will be something il keep in mind going forward 👍🏻

georgeyboy12345

4,568 posts

63 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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It's not a high mileage for that car, they can do double that. Which engine is it?

ZX10R NIN

30,431 posts

153 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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You have to be aware that with that mileage a suspension refresh won't be far away, which engine is it?

150 A4 Avant S Line auto with 40k less than the above & it's similar money:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202204134...

Ultra S Line 190:

https://www.autotrader.co.uk/car-details/202204054...

Kellerman

197 posts

53 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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georgeyboy12345 said:
It's not a high mileage for that car, they can do double that.
Exactly

anonymous-user

82 months

Monday 30th May 2022
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I had a 2017 a4 avant s line from new for 2 years and frankly couldn’t wait to get rid of it by the end. We found the seats very uncomfortable and the drive fairly uninspiring and wallowy.

Personally for your money I would get a 3 series. My wife has a 2018 model now and its a better vehicle in our view. You could also get one with much lower mileage for similar money

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 30th May 23:12

fourstardan

6,458 posts

172 months

Tuesday 31st May 2022
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champ54321 said:
I had a 2017 a4 avant s line from new for 2 years and frankly couldn’t wait to get rid of it by the end. We found the seats very uncomfortable and the drive fairly uninspiring and wallowy.

Personally for your money I would get a 3 series. My wife has a 2018 model now and its a better vehicle in our view. You could also get one with much lower mileage for similar money

Edited by champ54321 on Monday 30th May 23:12
A4 is not exactly the car it used to be I agree, OP obviously likes it.

Boot too small as well for an estate.


lornemalvo

4,880 posts

96 months

Thursday 2nd June 2022
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TDB_90 said:
Hi guys first time post here.

Looking at a 2018 A4 Avant that has done 133,000 miles. Full service history, appears to be a former company car and has an excellent spec. It's listed at just under £16k

Is the mileage to high to make it worth going for? Particular with future costs and potential value in 3-4yrs. I average 12000 miles a year typically. I've currently got an M240i and never owned an Audi so any info would be great.

Thanks
wow, wbac have offered me 16k for my 17 reg 2.0 tfsi avant with 14k miles on it