2007 Audi S4 for Sale

Car is super fast, surprisingly good on gas. Comfortable leg room up front. Great feeling on the road, grips curves very well. The auti-trans is out of this world.

Best car ever owned. It is luxury very dependable and really fast. After market exhaust with no problems what so ever with this beautiful jewel

love that v8 and sport power and Well build car it's all in one that's the fact I love about the s4 it's family car it's sports cat AWD. Fun to drive in Summer and Winter. It's not like sti & evo they awesome cars bot no comfort no space, s4 have all that. then u have BMW m3 not AWD and Definitely not family car, and price On believeable. But s4 have it's own Weakness Every 80000mi needs Major service Will cost you somewhere 6500$ And that's about it. We all know BMW To fix is much more than that and all the other competitor cars. So far Im enjoying this car 7 Years and No regrets.

This vehicle meets all my needs but it needs some cosmetic and mechanical updates. It has an accident on record and its overpriced $3500 over market value

Super fast, handles like a dream and responsive like German engineering should be. Well worth the money, but also expect to drink 93 octane like an athlete drinks Gatorade. Will require expensive maintenance and repairs with 80k miles and up. The experience of driving this far outweighs the negatives in my opinion.

mine has 115,000 k,miles. still tight and fast an all but small issueshave arose. even with the schedule maintainence parts have been breaking leaving me on the side of the road. power steering line bust,coolant plastic fitting break. small problems but very aggravating an stressfull to deal with. luckily im a mechanic and save $ fixing at home. but i love this car so much. the speed , control, the look. its impressive. though i have been beat in street races in it i think it should b tweaked for speed,tu ed, etc. butthatwoyldprob break more parts.... i l8ve the car but the parts seem to break more an are costly to repair. it suxinthat aspect. id say if 6 can afford to payfor a newer onewith low miles get this car. defineatly get ready for a head ache if u get an older one.

Second best car I have owned. Great looks, awesome performance, great handling all in a 4 door sedan, Plenty of room, great storage and excellent quality all around. I love the v8 motor and what an awesome sound. Just out of this world, I love this car.

After spending months looking at cars, I finally got down to a shortlist of four: Audi S4, Volvo S60R, BMW M3 and Dodge Charger RT (AWD). As I live in New England, AWD was important to have, yet the M3 had to be in the mix due to its outstanding performance. First, I discounted the Volvo. It was good to drive but still felt like a small car trying to act tough. My attraction was initially to it's conservative image with 0-60 in the 5's, but at the end of the day it was still a Volvo and didn't give me the drive I was looking for. Next, the BMW was eliminated. Great to drive, slightly better mpg than the S4 but ultimately RWD in a New England winter wasn't going to be fun at all. Additionally, they retain their value well so it would have been a much older car than the others I was considering in the same price range. The last to be discounted is the AWD Dodge Charger RT. Firstly, I have to say it's a great car. Feels very powerful and has the most room inside that I've ever experienced in a family sedan. Acceleration was good, looks great and had power. I was very close to buying one... then I test drove the S4 and everything changed. The Audi S4 is like a lingerie model with an MD; gets your pulse racing, looks great but is still an intelligent professional. When you turn the key you can't help but smile when you hear the V8 sing from the quad exhausts. Floor the gas pedal and you'll get to 60 in the 5's (However, Motor Trend did it in 4.99). This ascertains its performance credentials, but what about practicality? The S4 has a huge trunk, seats 5, gets about 260-300miles to a tank of gas (6Sp.MT) and has the best in-car audio (Bose). I use this car to commute 30miles to work and it is a pleasure to drive; the clutch is responsive and light and the gearbox is smooth as butter. A great car; sets the standard for performance sedans.

Blk Avant.. Winter: hands down you can't beat it.. with summer performance tires, snow can get sketchy, but once the snow tires are on, there is no stopping it.. can rail corners in deep snow at 70+..this is where the weight comes in handy, solid predictable weight transfer..An absolute joy to drive in the snow, whether cruising or pushing it. Makes you wonder why everyone is going so slow.. Summer: handles very well, again very predictable when pushed hard, traction control can get annoying, way better with it off, it's almost like a German teacher back handing you, as opposed to M3's traction control give you little taps, to tell you your stepping out of bounds. I plan on putting aftermarket sway bars and coilovers on to harden the ride up a bit. Car is a little heavy. Vertdict: Overall, its a fantastic all rounder, I sometimes think about the fuel economy, but the V8 gurgle usually brings me back to my senses and a smile on my face. Smooth effortless power delivery, I drive to Whistler regularly in the Summer and winter, with boards and downhill bikes inside. Is the most relaxing 7 hour drive, however it is hard to stick to the speed limit, as the power is delivered so effortless. From freeway cruising, to flat out on mtn highway and windy roads, you can't beat it. Would have loved an RS4 avant, but alas it never made it here. Easy to drive, confidence inspiring car.. think I'm going to keep it for until at least 100k..

For the money, I would advise other options. With 340HP I would expect more straight line performance and with 'german' technology, I would expect more reliability and handling. Think about it next time you're on the road, the two cars that you see the most older models are Mercedes and Volvo; indicating that they are reliable and last long. Think to yourself when is the last time you have seen an old Audi on the road, and if you had, when have you seen one not sputtering down the road as if it were running out of gas?!?