The median 2012 Audi A4 in the Canadian market sits at $7,700. That's the number to anchor on when you're sizing up an asking price. Most cars this age land close to it, and the odometer reading behind that median is roughly 168,600 km, which is normal wear for a car heading into its second decade.
The typical range runs from $6,050 to $8,944. Anything in that band is priced in line with what similar cars are going for. A car listed at $6,100 isn't automatically a steal, and one at $8,800 isn't automatically overpriced. Both fit the pattern. What you're really checking is whether the mileage, condition, and service history justify where in the range it sits.
Where the deals actually show up
Below the $6,050 mark is where things get interesting. A price under the typical range floor means either a genuine bargain or a car carrying something the seller isn't leading with, so that's where the walkaround and the maintenance records earn their keep. Above $8,944, you're paying a premium that needs a reason: low kilometres, a clean history, or a trim and options set worth the extra.
We flagged 5 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. That's a real signal that pricing on the 2012 A4 has room to move if you're patient and know the $7,700 median cold before you start negotiating.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.