Audi RS4 (B7)

The Audi RS4 B7 has gained 11.6 percent over the past year, with the median price now sitting at £25,500 in the UK market. This appreciation sits above general used-car inflation, though the relatively modest sample of 11 transactions in the last 12 months warrants a cautious reading of the trend.

The RS4 B7 occupies the stable modern classic category, reflecting its status as a desirable performance saloon that bridges everyday usability and collectible appeal. With a collectibility score of 5 and moderate desirability, the model commands steady interest among buyers seeking early-2000s German sport sedans, though it lacks the rarity or heritage cachet of vintage RS marques.

Transaction data across our full tracked sample of 39 sales shows cars averaging just over 20,600 miles, indicating these are typically well-maintained examples with modest annual usage. This low-mileage profile is consistent with how B7 RS4s are treated in the secondhand market—often retained as weekend or garage cars rather than daily drivers.

Liquidity remains moderate, reflecting a steady but not brisk turnover. The absence of active listings at present against our historical tracking base of 39 sales suggests current supply is tight, though this is offset by moderate buyer demand rather than acute scarcity.

The base case projection holds price flat at £25,500 over both three and five years, implying the recent 11.6 percent run has largely exhausted near-term upside. Sustaining further gains would require a marked shift in collector appetite toward this generation, which remains plausible but not the base expectation given current momentum.