I am now looking at a 2018 S5 with one previous owner and 37k miles for $48,000. Winter tires are included in the package, and because Audi supplies it, the Audi warranty is also included. Is this a decent offer, or are they overcharging for 48k? I’m asking because I was looking at a 2018 S5, which had slightly more miles but was listed for $40,000.
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That doesn’t sound right to me. I was in the similar situation last month and looked at many S5 premium plus’s, which were approximately $45k-$50k and were '21’s with ~30k miles.
I just performed a short search near me (South Florida) and discovered a 2019 S5 Prestige with 34k miles for $37k, as well as a 2019 S5 Premium Plus with 47k miles for $31k.
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I am guessing it could be a matter of availability; I failed to mention that I’m from Sweden, where there aren’t many S5s. For perspective, an RS3 from 2016 with similar miles goes for around 33-40 depending on miles; I’m not sure how it translates to costs in the states.
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Ahhh yes, location will make a big difference.
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First, what money are we talking about? Dollaroos are a terrific price. Loonies are little pricey, but not too awful given the mileage and the aforementioned warranty. Good old Freedom Units, I have some oceanfront land in Arizona to sell you.
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Mb, in Swedish sek, it is 500k, which is around 48 thousand in American dollars.