This 2016 Audi A7 that was worth well over $70,000 when it was new has just sold for a shockingly low amount

When depreciation hits, it hits hard; and few examples prove that better than this 2016 Audi A7.

Once a luxurious executive fastback commanding over $70,000 when new, this sleek German machine recently changed hands for just a fraction of that.

It actually went for less than the price of a base-model Honda Civic.

For fans of European luxury on a budget, that’s either a tragedy or an absolute steal.

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This Audi A7 comes with heated seats and a Bose sound system

The car in question is a Canadian-spec Audi A7 Sportback that’s now living the California dream, wearing a crisp Glacier White Metallic exterior over an Atlas Beige interior.

Even nearly a decade later, the A7’s swooping lines and four-ringed elegance still turn heads.

The car even comes loaded with a bunch of goodies.

The S Line Sport Package brings a sharper exterior look and sport-tuned suspension, while the Driver Assistance Package adds modern luxuries like adaptive cruise control, lane keeping, and Audi’s Pre-Sense Plus safety tech.

Inside, you’ll find a cabin that still feels like first class.

Heated front and rear seats, ventilation for the driver and front passenger, a heated steering wheel, and a Bose audio system make it clear that Audi didn’t hold back when it came to comfort.

It rides on stylish 20-inch wheels and even sports a power rear spoiler.

Under the hood, the A7 hides one of Audi’s gems: a supercharged 3.0-liter V6 producing 333 horsepower and 325 lb-ft of torque.

Paired with an 8-speed automatic and Audi’s quattro all-wheel-drive system, it’s a combination that delivers effortless power and year-round grip.

Even today, that setup feels timeless.

How much did the Audi A7 sell for?

Of course, time has left a few marks.

The listing notes some curb rash on the wheels, a bit of underbody rust, and a few cosmetic imperfections.

It’s nothing catastrophic; just the kind of wear you’d expect from a well-traveled luxury car with 62,400 miles.

And while there was some hail damage, it has already been repaired.

Amazingly, the car sold for just $17,500.

Originally sold in November 2021 and recently serviced in October 2025, the A7 came with two keys, two sets of mats, and a whole lot of style for the money.

At under $20,000, this amazing car proves that depreciation need not be a bad thing…if you’re the one cashing in on it.

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