The median 2013 Audi TT in Canada sits at $20,400. That's your anchor. If you're staring at an ask well above it, you need a reason for the premium, and if you find one well below it, you need to know what's wrong.
Most listings land between $18,000 and $24,491. Anything in that band is playing by the normal rules of the market. The typical car at this median has about 116,282 km on the clock, so treat that as the baseline odometer reading when you judge whether a given TT is priced fairly.
What to actually pay
Use the $18,000 floor as your bargaining reference for a clean, average-mileage example. Push toward the $24,491 upper edge only when the car clearly justifies it. A car sitting above $24,491 is asking you to pay outside the normal range, and the burden is on the seller to show why.
Under $18,000 gets interesting. That price usually signals higher kilometres than the 116,282 median, cosmetic wear, or something in the history that needs a closer look. Not automatically a bad buy, but bring a pre-purchase inspection and read the story behind the discount.
Numbers reflect live listings across Canada over the last 90 days, filtered for outliers. Data as of . Prices in CAD.