Reliable and Used Audis to buy in 2023

Audis are a mixed bag when it comes to reliability, but these ten models have proven themselves as true stalwarts.
Audi remains the Volkswagen Group’s luxurious battering ram intent on disrupting the likes of BMW and Mercedes-Benz across global markets. However, Audi began life in 1909, and by 1932 the automaker became a part of Auto Union, a collaboration between four separate auto brands, Audi, Horch, DKW, and Wanderer. Hence the four rings. While Auto Union is no more, Audi remains a crucial component within the Volkswagen Group umbrella. In fact, Audi we're the first brand absorbed by the ever-dependable Volkswagen Group in 1969.
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[@brinkley627]

Reliability… go with the v10 a6. Bahahaha what?!

[@geothr33]

Great video

[@jordanmapp4663]

Why show a 2010 speaking about 2018

[@sasothestrategizer]

Never that either. I’ve been owning Audis since I was 19. I’m 47 now. Only one really needed some help, that was a 1990 100!! No problem with the six other vehicles

[@JMay1127]

Nothing said about the A8 L. I just got a clean-as-can-be 2022. What should I expect?

[@SuicideBreezy]

get ready for electrical issues and EXPENSIVE maintenance

[@jdm2gdm]

DO NOT TRUST THIS VIDEO. INFO IS ALL WRONG!! There are reliable Audis for sure (2015-2016 A4/A5 for example) but the way this video is put together is just confusing. Find the model you like and then do research on it. DO NOT use this video as a guide.

[@titusrome2863]

Where you get your info??? 2011 to 2013 A4 is awful !!!!! Stay away. The 2016 and 2018 are most reliable

[@allankummanadil6298]

what do you think of the 1.5l tfsi engine? i know there were some issues with the 1.4l with it burning oil, supposedly its been fixed with the 1.5l? For context i have the 2018 1.5l tfsi petrol engine, wondering if it will do 200k with good maintance