frybear

I'm not sure if there are any real differences between the two model years. My issue is that I drive at least 20k miles per year. A brand new car sounds very nice to me. On the other hand, if I get a model year older, with say, 10k miles on it, for at least $10k less than a new one, I'll not only save money, obviously but I'll end up with a longer warranty period. The other issue is that I really want that awesome blue color and it's impossible to find one used and not that easy for a new one either.

And, I'm also finding it very difficult to find an Audi dealer, so that it's CPO'd, with a 2014 S5 Cabriolet anywhere near me (Chicago). Dilemma...

dseag2

To my knowledge, there are no differences in the two model years. Even the great Titanium wheels that come with the Black Optic package are offered on the '14 model. There are several '14 S5 Cabs on Autotrader with very few miles. Of course, none of them are probably Sepang Blue. There is a '15 Sepang Blue Cab on Auto Trader, so it is available. If you can get into a '14 model with approx. 5,000 miles and save $10,000 that might be the way to go.

frybear

Problem is those used cars aren't CPO'd. I wish they were!

lmariorod

Here is one new. In your state, don't know how near or far.
2015 and might be able to deal with the 2016's out.

Cars for Sale: 2015 Audi S5 3.0T Premium Plus Cabriolet in HIGHLAND PARK, IL 60035: Convertible Details - 399954066 - Autotrader

frybear

that's the one I wanted to buy, got them down to $63k but with my trade, payments are over a G. Didn't want to go that high.