The 2023 Audi RS5 sits at a median of $75,900 across live Canadian listings, with most cars landing between $72,000 and $77,698. That's a tight band. A spread under $6,000 tells you sellers are pricing this one to a shared script, so there isn't much room to argue you into a bargain unless a specific car has a reason to be cheaper.
The median car has about 46,333 km on it. Use that as your anchor. Anything priced near $75,900 with numbers close to that is running with the pack, not ahead of it or behind it.
What kilometres cost you here
Mileage moves the price by roughly $2,690 for every 10,000 km. So a car at 26,000 km should carry about $5,400 more than one at 46,000, and a 66,000 km example should sit around $5,400 under the median. Run that math before you accept any asking price. If a lower-mileage car isn't priced above the median by something close to that gap, either it's a genuinely good ask or something else is dragging it down, and you'll want to know which.
We've flagged 3 deals on this model year in the last 90 days. That's not a flood, so when a car does come in under where the mileage-adjusted math says it should, it's worth moving on.
Bottom line for a buyer: know the odometer reading before you talk price. Subtract $2,690 per 10,000 km above 46,333 from the $75,900 median, add it back below. If the seller's number lands inside your calculation, you're paying market. If it's over, you've got a real conversation to have.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.