The 2022 Audi RS-Q8 sits at a median of $94,992 across live Canadian listings, with roughly 59,000 km on the clock at that price. That's your anchor number. If someone quotes you a figure near six figures for one of these, they're not out of line.
The typical range runs from $94,486 to $102,398. Notice how tight that is. The bottom of the band is barely below the median, which tells you sellers are holding firm on this one. Most cars land inside an eight-thousand-dollar window, so a price under $94,500 is worth a closer look and anything past $102,000 needs a good reason to justify it.
What to actually pay
With the median and the 25th percentile almost touching, there isn't much room to negotiate down to a bargain. The realistic play is to aim at or just below $94,992 and treat the low end of the range as your target rather than your fallback. A car much cheaper than that is either high-mileage, needs work, or is priced to move quickly.
One more thing worth weighing: the 90-day deal count is sitting at zero. Nothing in this year has tripped our signal for an underpriced listing recently, which lines up with how compressed the pricing looks. If you're set on a 2022 RS-Q8, plan to pay close to market and shop on condition and history rather than waiting for a discount that the numbers say isn't showing up.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.