The median asking price for a 2011 Audi A5 in the Canadian market sits at $9,990. Most cars land between $7,900 and $11,500, so that middle figure is your anchor. Anything under $7,900 is priced low for a reason worth checking. Anything over $11,500 needs to justify itself with condition, records, or unusually low kilometres.
By now these cars carry real distance. The median A5 on the market shows around 175,000 km, so a well-worn odometer is normal for this year, not a red flag on its own. Judge the price against that number rather than expecting a fresh-looking example at this money.
What mileage does to the price
Kilometres move the needle in a way you can put a dollar figure on. Every 10,000 km adds or subtracts roughly $454. A car sitting at 145,000 km should run about $1,360 above the one at 175,000, all else equal. Flip that math when a seller is asking a premium: if the car has higher-than-median kilometres and the price hasn't come down to match, you've got room to push back.
We've flagged 4 of these as deals in the last 90 days. That's a thin trickle, so if a genuinely good one shows up at or below $7,900 with clean records, it won't sit around waiting. Bring the mileage math to the negotiation and you'll know within a minute whether the ask is fair.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.