treysbr

Been lurking on this forum for a bit trying to decide my next car purchase and finally decided to buy an Audi A6. I commute 90 miles round trip 4 days a week and wanted something that was sporty and had decent gas mileage, so I decided on a 2014 A6 TDI. I know pricing questions get asked a lot, but was offered a CPO 2014 A6 TDI Premium Plus for $46,700 with 9500K miles on it. Good, bad or try to see if I can get the price down a bit???

AudioBear

I'm clueless about prices but you made the right choice. I love my A6 TDI and it has gotten 38.1mpg over the first 25K miles. Pay whatever you need to to get it. To me that sounds like an ok price. I paid a lot more but I got all the gizmos...

KevinGary

I bought mine new and can't help you out on the price. However, I agree that you are going to love the TDI. Good luck with making the deal.

audi40

My first reaction was that the price seemed very low and a search on Cars.com shows that to definitely be on the low end of the price range for 2014 TDI's, especially with so few miles:

Used Certified 2014 Audi A6 - in 02893 Area - on Cars.com

Based on your commute and requirements, the TDI should be a good match. I've got 25k miles on mine and have consistently averaged 31 mpg (calculated at each fill up) in mixed driving - on longer highway stretches, you should easily see 35 mpg+. Only having to fill up my tank a couple times/month is nice benefit, especially @ this time of year in New England.

2014a6tdi

Good deal if no accident history or anything like that. I got my 2014 about 10 months ago with 7K miles on it for $51K, which I found to be a good deal. At another Audi dealer in the Bay area at the time, the same-ish car was in the 58-59K range.

wuk

seems low, but if nothing wrong with it then jump on it. last year, at this same time, i got my 2013 CPO A6 (not TDI) for around $51k (6000 miles). I would expect a great price for your TDI to be around that $50k range. $46k seems like a steal. good luck!

tenspeed

Here's a couple of appraisal sites that should get you in the ballpark.

Used Cars: For Sale, Appraisals & Certified Pre-Owned | Edmunds.com

Official Kelley Blue Book New Car and Used Car Prices and Values

Used Car Buying Guides - How to Buy Pre-Owned Vehicles

McFuzz

$46.7k for a 2014 A6 TDI with that mileage and that package is for a non-CPO; I was in the same boat - found a gorgeous white one for $48k with the same amount of mileage which I was told was a CPO but later found out that it was not since it was A. too new and B. under 10k miles.

I paid ~$52k OTD for my 2014 CPO Prestige with a hair under 20k miles. The difference between the two is the warranty - my car is warranted until mid 2019 (car was first sold in mid 2013) or 100K miles. A non CPO will be warranted for 4 years from first date of service or 50k miles...

treysbr

I was incorrect and just confirmed with the dealer, it's not a CPO for all the reasons stated above.

2014a6tdi

I bought my 2014 A6 TDI with 7K miles for 51K and it WAS CPO. In fact, I recall the dealer saying they could be more flexible on price (perhaps $1500?) if I didn't need it to be CPO. However, I also recall there are differences in cost for the extended warranty if you are CPO (wraparound cost) versus not CPO if any of this matters to you.

Cannot speak to Audi Care diffs (if any) since I wrench on my own car.