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2018 Audi A4
55,820 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$26,729
est. $385/mo
2018 Audi A4
55,820 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$26,729
est. $385/mo
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2014 Audi A4
57,103 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$15,555
est. $224/mo
2014 Audi A4
57,103 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$15,555
est. $224/mo
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2017 Audi A4
40,221 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$28,988
est. $418/mo
2017 Audi A4
40,221 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$28,988
est. $418/mo
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2017 Audi A4
17,557 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$24,888
est. $359/mo
2017 Audi A4
17,557 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$24,888
est. $359/mo
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2017 Audi A4
21,214 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$24,401
est. $352/mo
2017 Audi A4
21,214 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$24,401
est. $352/mo
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2019 Audi A4
4,339 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$31,965
est. $461/mo
2019 Audi A4
4,339 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$31,965
est. $461/mo
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2017 Audi A4
39,923 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$27,974
est. $403/mo
2017 Audi A4
39,923 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$27,974
est. $403/mo
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2018 Audi A4
14,511 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$26,991
est. $389/mo
2018 Audi A4
14,511 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$26,991
est. $389/mo
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2018 Audi A4
24,906 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$24,997
est. $360/mo
2018 Audi A4
24,906 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$24,997
est. $360/mo
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2017 Audi A4
41,246 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$25,699
est. $370/mo
2017 Audi A4
41,246 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$25,699
est. $370/mo
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2017 Audi A4
41,232 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$22,777
est. $328/mo
2017 Audi A4
41,232 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$22,777
est. $328/mo
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2017 Audi A4
20,492 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$23,998
est. $346/mo
2017 Audi A4
20,492 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$23,998
est. $346/mo
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2013 Audi A4
110,000 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$10,950
est. $158/mo
2013 Audi A4
110,000 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$10,950
est. $158/mo
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2013 Audi A4
82,253 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$13,899
est. $200/mo
2013 Audi A4
82,253 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$13,899
est. $200/mo
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2017 Audi A4
44,830 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$20,500
est. $295/mo
2017 Audi A4
44,830 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$20,500
est. $295/mo
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2014 Audi A4
46,048 Miles
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La Mesa, CA
$16,899
est. $244/mo
2014 Audi A4
46,048 Miles
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La Mesa, CA
$16,899
est. $244/mo
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2018 Audi A4
25,643 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$25,888
est. $373/mo
2018 Audi A4
25,643 Miles
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San Diego, CA
$25,888
est. $373/mo
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2017 Audi A4
31,327 Miles
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El Cajon, CA
$26,995
est. $389/mo
2017 Audi A4
31,327 Miles
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El Cajon, CA
$26,995
est. $389/mo
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2014 Audi A4
65,581 Miles
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El Cajon, CA
$19,495
est. $281/mo
2014 Audi A4
65,581 Miles
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El Cajon, CA
$19,495
est. $281/mo
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2015 Audi A4
27,983 Miles
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El Cajon, CA
$19,999
est. $288/mo
2015 Audi A4
27,983 Miles
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El Cajon, CA
$19,999
est. $288/mo
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San Diego, CA Audi A4 Buyer's Guide
Audi A4 Owner Ratings & Reviews
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2015 Audi A4 - Unreliable, comfortable, agile
I own a 2015 Audi A4 all-wheel drive model. It is a very comfortable car and very luxurious. While it is comfortable and luxurious on the daily commute, it does have its flaws.
Story
One memorable story I have is taking this car in the snow, which was amazing because it handled it so well due to the all-wheel drive.
Pros
I really enjoy the leather interior that Audi has made with this vehicle. The seat space, storage space, and trunk space are also very nice. I really enjoy how quick and agile this vehicle is with the turbocharged engine. This car get excellent MPG, and I average about 26 MPG daily.
Cons
This car has many electrical gremlins. Some of which include window motors going out, HVAC controls not working, speed sensor going out, and troubles with the seat adjusting mechanism. In addition, this engine has a few very major mechanical, engine issues. Some of which include this engine burning major oil, a large number of sensors going out, and trouble with the thermostat.
2016 Audi A4 - Sophisticated, luxurious, and practical
I mostly like the way my A4 looks. Although it is not too expensive, it draws positive attention. While it is not the fastest car I have owned, the turbo gives it a nice kick. It gets good gas mileage and quiet inside while driving. I would prefer it to be electric and have more comfortable seats.
Story
After parking at the grocery store, a security guard commented on my tail lights after they lit up as I locked my car. The lights quickly turn on and off sequentially making it seems like a trail of lights spreading toward the outside of the car. The security guard commented that that fancy light feature probably cost an extra 1000 dollars.
Pros
Reliable, quick and classy. I enjoy the multiple driving modes such as comfort, sport, individual. Car Play/Android auto is my favorite feature. I like that the engine turns off automatically when I stop at a red light. It has a good amount of trunk space and is quite roomy inside.
Cons
Although a turbo is nice, the A4 requires Premium gasoline which is not ideal. Decent gas mileage and power but pales in comparison to a Tesla.
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2014 Audi A5 -
You need to know all of the automobile dealer terminology and automobile dealer slang before stepping foot into a showroom. An informed buyer is often a car dealer’s worst nightmare. That’s because automobile dealer slang is the way car dealers speak to one another in a shorthand sort of fashion, but they speak directly to you very differently. What they are saying behind your back can be a real eye opener.
2010 Audi S6 -
I know. Shocking. But yeah, most dealer salespeople aren't enthusiasts. Worse, a lot of them aren't well-educated about the products they sell. They know just enough to move the product effectively, especially to the uninformed customer. Financing companies work with car dealerships because it makes them money, and dealerships recommend certain options because it makes them money. Find your own loan before you arrive, or at least research which rates your bank or a credit.
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