A4 3.2 V6 Value

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Hi there,

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I'm looking to sell my car and buy another Audi but I'm really unsure on the value of my car, It's hard to find matching models to compare!

I have a A4 Estate S-Line Quattro (2010) It's the petrol 3.2 V6. Its done 110k miles and has been fully maintained by Audi from new. It's in perfect condition inside and out!

I would appreciate some input on what I should expect to get price wise before I put it up for sale.

Thanks in advance, Ash.
 
Its not the best photo!

I have never actually seen another one of these with the same engine and can't actually find any for sale online. It's an awesome car! I will be sad to see it go.
 

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It has quite a lot! Leather heated seats (Electric), Sat nav, Cruise control, Bluetooth and probably much more that I can't think of at the moment!
 
£6,000 - £6500 imo less part ex what car you thinking of next ?
 
Thanks for the input. I was hoping to get £8,000. I have spent a few quid over the years keeping it in top condition which dosnt come cheaply with Audi!! I appreciate it's money you never really get back when selling a car though.
It seems fairly rare in terms of the Engine/Specification So I have been struggling to find cars to compare it to price wise!

I have not decided on my next car yet. I plan on getting a newer Audi but I don't want to rush in to anything.
 
I think that the big issue for that model is the fuel consumption, I initially went looking for one of them, or at least a saloon, but discovered when comparing what you get with an S4, I dropped looking for 3.2 q.
 
I know what you mean! It obviously gets through a bit of fuel but its not bad when driven sensibly. I had a Golf R32 prior to this and it's definitely better on fuel than the Golf!
 
Thanks for the input. I was hoping to get £8,000. I have spent a few quid over the years keeping it in top condition which dosnt come cheaply with Audi!! I appreciate it's money you never really get back when selling a car though.
It seems fairly rare in terms of the Engine/Specification So I have been struggling to find cars to compare it to price wise!

I have not decided on my next car yet. I plan on getting a newer Audi but I don't want to rush in to anything.

Nothing wrong with starting at 8k and see for a month But realistically to get is shifted it’s prob gonna be 7 or less
I think the 2.0tdi Qs hold their price the best and seem to sell quickly if nice spec and colour.

Interestingly I was considering a very similar 3.2 v6 fsi S-line Quattro avant 2 years ago before I got my current 2.0tfsi .
Was a 2010 with 115k on it but part service history. Dealer reduced price from £6300 to £5500 over the space of a month , reckon I could of got it for closer to 5k.
And it isn’t like dealers to reduce ‘rare’ cars that quickly unless they get a sense it’s not going to shift quickly. So maybe that says something..

As nice are they are and sound , it isn’t an S4 - 100bhp less and 20mpg and high insurance . Definitely and oddity in the engine line up.
And fuel costs rulled it out for me, saying that I regularly only get 25mpg in my tfsi , so god knows what I would of actually got in that .. maybe 15mpg!

However it would be a nice smiles for miles car if you don’t do many miles, or S4 insurance is too high for someone and they like a v6 sound.

Private used market is tricky , I see a lot of Audi’s on autotrader etc asking for not much below what dealers are advertising theirs for which is daft, and have had experience when you try to explain what true private sale price is they don’t want to listen, and some say what they’ve spent on it etc.
You expect a car to be maintained well to be worth is market value, Some need more some less and that sometimes donesnt come cheap to the owner of an Audi! But don’t expect to recoup that in your sale price , just wear n rear and life.
-unless you’ve put on new suspension or an exhaust because you wanted an upgrade , then you can justify asking more . But then that puts off a lot of buyers..

And to part ex , you’d probably only get offered 3-4K , can be brutal to hear sometimes.

Best of luck with it.
 
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I sold my MY08 A3 3.2 V6 hatchback a couple of years ago, similar spec but 40k miles for £8000. It was the mpg that convinced to move to my A5 TFSI, same power but double the mpg! GLWTS
 
I sold my MY08 A3 3.2 V6 hatchback a couple of years ago, similar spec but 40k miles for £8000. It was the mpg that convinced to move to my A5 TFSI, same power but double the mpg! GLWTS
Bet the V6 sounded better ?
 
It certainly did, although it might have been the air being sucked into the fuel tank.
 
We bought our 2008 3.2 manual Quattro S-line back in July - very tidy example in white with 99000 miles on the clock and paid £7150. I was look for that specific spec, as wanted a V6 again, but don't like diesel, couldn't afford an S4 and wanted manual. I must admit, I dread when it comes to selling up, as everyone seems to want dull 2.0 TDI's and assume a 3.2 is thirsty (I don't consider it to be, getting average of 24mpg worked out around town and 30mpg on a run). Hope you get what you want for it, I think they're an awesome car, short of the S4, if only for the noise!
 
I see you put it up for £9000 on Ebay tbh you won't sell it for that money if your looking to sell the vehicle best lower it or your wasting your time and money advertising ( just trying to be honest ) £7000 is high £9000 is ridiculous but good luck with it hope it sells :thumbs up: