Audi Auction Market Report
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Audi Auction Market Report
For Q1, 2001, the totals for A6 models in the VCI/AFS auctions are...
1998 A6 FWD V6 - 27 vehicles, Avg Price - $20,976, Avg Miles - 36,200.
1998 A6 QTR V6 - 432 vehicles, Avg Price - $22,430, Avg Miles - 39,900.
1998 A6 Avant - 168 vehicles, Avg Price - $21,017, Avg Miles - 42,400.
1999 A6 FWD V6 - 5 vehicles, Avg Price - $24,312, Avg Miles - 22,400.
1999 A6 QTR V6 - 181 vehicles, Avg Price - $27,016, Avg Miles - 25,200.
1999 A6 Avant - 61 vehicles, Avg Price - $28,898, Avg Miles - 25,400.
2000 A6 FWD V6 - 4 vehicles, Avg Price - $26,175, Avg Miles - 20,100.
2000 A6 QTR V6 - 11 vehicles, Avg Price - $28,986, Avg Miles - 17,600.
2000 A6 4.2 - 12 vehicles, Avg Price - $38,566, Avg Miles - 11,100.
2000 A6 2.7T - 22 vehicles, Avg Price - $34,253, Avg Miles - 12,200.
2000 A6 Avant - 7 vehicles, Avg Price - $32,479, Avg Miles - 12,300.
2001 A6 FWD V6 - 1 vehicle, Avg Price - $31,500, Avg Miles - 500.
2001 A6 4.2 - 1 vehicle, Avg Price - $43,500, Avg Miles - 0.
2001 A6 2.7T - 4 vehicles, Avg Price - $35,563, Avg Miles - 5,500.
2001 A6 Avant - 4 vehicles, Avg Price - $32,575, Avg Miles - 8,900.
The VCI/AFS auctions are where VW/Audi sell their company cars, lease returns, and in some cases, Lemon Law cars. It's a pretty good indicator of true wholesale price for a vehicle.
1998 A6 FWD V6 - 27 vehicles, Avg Price - $20,976, Avg Miles - 36,200.
1998 A6 QTR V6 - 432 vehicles, Avg Price - $22,430, Avg Miles - 39,900.
1998 A6 Avant - 168 vehicles, Avg Price - $21,017, Avg Miles - 42,400.
1999 A6 FWD V6 - 5 vehicles, Avg Price - $24,312, Avg Miles - 22,400.
1999 A6 QTR V6 - 181 vehicles, Avg Price - $27,016, Avg Miles - 25,200.
1999 A6 Avant - 61 vehicles, Avg Price - $28,898, Avg Miles - 25,400.
2000 A6 FWD V6 - 4 vehicles, Avg Price - $26,175, Avg Miles - 20,100.
2000 A6 QTR V6 - 11 vehicles, Avg Price - $28,986, Avg Miles - 17,600.
2000 A6 4.2 - 12 vehicles, Avg Price - $38,566, Avg Miles - 11,100.
2000 A6 2.7T - 22 vehicles, Avg Price - $34,253, Avg Miles - 12,200.
2000 A6 Avant - 7 vehicles, Avg Price - $32,479, Avg Miles - 12,300.
2001 A6 FWD V6 - 1 vehicle, Avg Price - $31,500, Avg Miles - 500.
2001 A6 4.2 - 1 vehicle, Avg Price - $43,500, Avg Miles - 0.
2001 A6 2.7T - 4 vehicles, Avg Price - $35,563, Avg Miles - 5,500.
2001 A6 Avant - 4 vehicles, Avg Price - $32,575, Avg Miles - 8,900.
The VCI/AFS auctions are where VW/Audi sell their company cars, lease returns, and in some cases, Lemon Law cars. It's a pretty good indicator of true wholesale price for a vehicle.
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Speaking of lemon law cars
What happened to my 2000 2.7t. I didn't actually go to court so the car was not leagally declared a lemon. In addition I signed something saying that Audi was making no admission that anything was wrong with the car. I was never asked if there was still anything wrong with the car (there was) so I don't think it was fixed.
I suspect that most of these cases are settled without court so most of the "lemons" are probably never declared as such. I was assured by AOA that the car was going to be legally declared a lemon but I have my doubts.
I mention all this in regards to these wholesale prices because; 1.if these include "lemons" that would drastically bring down the numbers and AOA had a lot of lemons in the 2000 model year. A local BMW dealer once had a "good will buyback 740il that sold for about $10,000 less than other similar cars so I imagine a registered lemon would go for way less than other cars. 2. How do you make sure when you buy a used car that it was not a "lemon" legally or otherwise. In other words, how can you verify a used cars history, last owner, etc.
I suspect that most of these cases are settled without court so most of the "lemons" are probably never declared as such. I was assured by AOA that the car was going to be legally declared a lemon but I have my doubts.
I mention all this in regards to these wholesale prices because; 1.if these include "lemons" that would drastically bring down the numbers and AOA had a lot of lemons in the 2000 model year. A local BMW dealer once had a "good will buyback 740il that sold for about $10,000 less than other similar cars so I imagine a registered lemon would go for way less than other cars. 2. How do you make sure when you buy a used car that it was not a "lemon" legally or otherwise. In other words, how can you verify a used cars history, last owner, etc.
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Add no more than 10%max for retail. However, the prices are within the expected depreciation margin
Audi prices(used) will stabilize. It just takes time for the used car sector to strengthen and firm up. Used Audi will grow in popularity and the availability of extended warranties will help this happen. The 98's and on are going to be popular used cars and this will bolster the prices. The first year is always the most painful.
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