The 2019 Audi RS3 sits at a median of $46,500 in the Canadian market right now. That's your anchor. If you're weighing an asking price against reality, start there and work outward.
Most of these land in a tight band, roughly $45,250 to $47,100. That's a narrow spread. When the typical range is only about $1,850 wide, it tells you sellers are pricing this car with a fair bit of agreement, so a listing much above $47,100 needs a real reason to justify it, and one below $45,250 is worth a hard look for what's driving the discount.
What the mileage tells you
The median car here has about 80,000 km on it. Read that as the middle of the pack. A 2019 with meaningfully less than 80,000 km carries a lighter-use story, and one well past it is on the higher-wear side of what's out there. Keep that number in your head when a seller frames their odometer as low or high.
So how should you play a negotiation? Bring the $46,500 median and the $45,250 to $47,100 range with you. If the car's in the middle on kilometres and priced near the top of the band, you've got room to push toward the median. If it's asking above $47,100, the seller is the one who has to make the case.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.