birdyA6

I bought mine brand new, so I'm afraid I can't be of a lot of help. My suggestion to you is that you go through an Audi dealership and purchase CPO. There are deals to be had... You just have to research and stay on top of the market. The dealership I purchased mine from sent me lots of detailed pics, etc... Although again, being brand new, it was perfect and I knew it would arrive as promised.

my2011S4

Yes, I would consider that lightly used! Wow, was it a demo?

DD1546

Lightly used would be none or few launches on the launch control counter. 4100 mi is near new, but not if it's had a hundred launches. It can be checked, but why bother if you love the car? After 18 months I recognize that the car has a few inherent issues but these are minor compared to the features, ride and power, Fantastic road car with amazing street handling. Good luck.

BlueSVT

The previous owner was an older gentlemen, friend of the dealership manager. Didn't say why he sold, but it literally doesn't have a single scratch on the car, inside or out! Clear bra installed, tires still in excellent condition, from all merits you wouldn't be able to tell apart from a brand new car based on its present condition.

I have one drivers door rattle that's noticable over choppy road when in Dynamic... Im going to ask them to check the launch counter when I have it looked at, just so I know the number!

It "may" or "may not" have 2 launches on it from me already... Allegedly... So I heard. Haha

DD1546

Sounds like a deal that I should have looked for. Just curious, How much under MRSP (%) did you pay? I'm an "older gentleman" (68) but my S6 might have a launch or two :-)

my2011S4

If I was buying new I would do that as well. I'm more concerned since it would be a used car purchase.

BlueSVT

MSRP was $86K

Car is a 2014 with 4100 miles (4 months old), I paid a touch over $70K for it. Has black optic, bang and Olufsen, cold weather package, sun shades, etc.

Somebody else there was test driving it as I made the deal! They came a few hours away to see it... They were not happy! Haha

DD1546

You saved about $11K over a typical Audi club deal on the new car. I would do that for a car only 4 mos old! Get the service package as its less than half the price of the individual services over 50K mi. I drove in an bought the car for cash after 30 min of looking (impulse buyer - I had driven a friend's and it was my B-day!) and didn't think about service - my first Audi. I asked for printouts of all the recommended services after my 5K complementary service and was astonished - so I bough Audi care.

my2011S4

I would say that is a good deal.
86,000 * .80 = $68,800 If you figure a 20% (typical) loss on the first year...

Congratulations!