Audi RS6 (C7)

The Audi RS6 C7 has fallen sharply in the UK market, with the median trading price now at £22,400—a 25% decline over the past year. This marks a clear shift from any earlier stability, and the SELL signal reflects sustained downward pressure on values.

Trading activity remains very thin, with only three sales recorded in the last twelve months against a nine-car sample in total. This scarcity of transactions makes pricing volatile and leaves buyers and sellers with limited negotiating leverage in a market where few transactions occur regularly.

The C7 sits in the stable modern classic bracket with a collectibility score of 5, though desirability is rated as low. Without access to original production volumes or specifications, the car's place in the collector hierarchy is modest—it appeals to Audi enthusiasts and performance-car fans rather than commanding broad cross-market interest.

The projection models suggest prices will hold steady at around £22,400 through both 2027 and 2029, with no recovery expected in the near term. This flat outlook reflects the combination of thin liquidity, waning desirability, and the car's position in an oversaturated modern performance segment where depreciation has already run its course.

Sellers currently holding an RS6 C7 should be realistic about timing; waiting for a bounce is unlikely to pay off, and values appear to have found a floor at current levels. Buyers have limited inventory to choose from, which can work in their favour during negotiation, but the low desirability score suggests this is a purchase driven by personal enthusiasm rather than value appreciation.