The median 2004 Audi A4 in the Canadian market sits at $5,495. That's your anchor. Anything hovering right around that figure is priced where the middle of the market actually lives, and the typical car at this price has covered about 182,000 km.
Most listings land between $3,500 and $7,200. That $3,700 spread tells you the range you should treat as normal, and it's fairly wide for a car this age. A tidy example with a clean history can justify the top of that band. A car asking below $3,500 usually has a reason attached, whether it's higher kilometres or deferred work, so read those closely before you get excited about the number.
What to actually pay
If you're shopping this year, use $5,495 as the line in the sand. Below it and above roughly $4,000, you're in fair territory for a car near the 182,000 km mark. Push toward $7,200 only when the condition and paperwork back it up.
In the last 90 days we've flagged 2 deals on this model year. That's a light stream, so the standouts don't sit around long. Know your target price before you go looking, and you won't second-guess yourself when one shows up under the median.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.