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Audi A4 – a blend of German engineering, comfort, and style that has made the model a mainstay in the luxury compact market for decades. Whether you’re eyeing a fresh 2025 model or a well‑maintained 2011 Audi A4, price expectations vary significantly. Understanding the key specs, depreciation curve, and how the A4 stacks against its peers can help you gauge what you’re truly paying for and what resale value you can expect on the used market.

Below is a detailed snapshot of the Audi A4 price conversation: what buyers need to know, how a 2011 Audi A4 sits in the secondary market, and why depreciation matters when you’re looking for a used Audi A4 price that reflects true value.

Key Specs of the 2024 Audi A4

• Engine – 2.0‑liter turbocharged 4‑cyl producing up to 248 hp (in the S line variant, higher output). Studio‑basic A4s deliver 1.9‑liter power, while gasoline models offer 204 hp.
• Transmission – 8‑speed automatic with manual shifting mode; optional 7‑speed dual‑clutch for RWD/Kombi trims.
• Drive – Balanced Quattro all‑wheel drive is standard, while rear‑wheel drive comes with the base‑engine option.
• Fuel type – Gasoline and diesel variants available; diesel engines emit up to 50% less CO₂ than comparable gasoline variants.
• Dimensions – Length: 4,695 mm; Width: 1,848 mm; Height: 1,432 mm; Wheelbase: 2,800 mm.
• Interior – 6.5‑inch in‑vehicle infotainment; optional 12.3‑inch digital instrument cluster; premium leather upholstery in higher trims.
• Safety features – Adaptive cruise control, lane‑keep assist, automatic emergency braking, and a 360° surround‑view camera system on higher grades.
• Fuel economy – Combined 20–25 mpg (gasoline) or 28–35 mpg (diesel) depending on trim and engine choice.

These are the baseline specifications that drive price expectations on the new‑car market. On the used Audi A4 price side, mileage, maintenance history, and certificates (e.g., Certified Pre‑Owned) remain decisive variables.

Depreciation Insight: What Am I Actually Paying?

When you learn about Audi A4 depreciation, the numbers you’ll encounter are more meaningful than the headline MSRP. The first year typically sees a decline of 15‑20% relative to the original price. Thereafter, the vehicle usually loses roughly 8‑10% per year for the following three years.

• Year‑1: 15‑20% wry & similar OEM cars.
• Years‑2‑4: 8‑10% yearly.
• After five years: depreciation eases to about 4‑6% annually.

This equalizes with what most owners notice: a 2011 Audi A4 will likely be worth around 50–55% of its original retail price after four to five years. The main factors that shift this trajectory are:

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