2016 Audi A3 2.0T quattro Premium Convertible

??? DEALER CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED — 90-POINT INSPECTION COMPLETED
Road tested. Inspected. Serviced where it needed it. Documented so you can read it yourself. Purchased at our full out-the-door price, this one includes our Quality Plus Auto Protection Plan and our 5-Year Maintenance Plan at no additional cost.
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2016 Audi A3 2.0T quattro Premium Cabriolet
Monsoon Gray Metallic over Rock Gray · 64,006 miles · One Owner

Drop the power soft top, and 220 turbocharged horsepower and quattro all-wheel drive are still underneath you. That is the whole argument for this car: it is a convertible that does not ask you to give anything up when the weather turns. What makes this one worth a look is the paperwork behind it — a single owner for ten years, 40 detailed records, and nearly every service performed at an Audi franchise dealer. It arrives with two keys and the original owner's manual books.

? WHAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY GETTING

? 90-point inspection completed — road tested, inspected, and serviced by our own team at Duluth Auto Service & Imports before it was listed.
? OBDII scanned: all drive monitors completed, zero stored and zero pending trouble codes. If you don't see the scan photo in our listing images, just ask — we'll send it to you before you ever come in.
? CARFAX 1-Owner, registered as a personal vehicle for its entire ten-year life. No accidents or damage reported. No structural damage. No airbag deployment. No total loss.
? Clean title, CARFAX-guaranteed — no salvage, junk, rebuilt, fire, flood, hail or lemon brand, and no odometer brand.
? 6,371 miles per year across ten years, against a 15,000-mile industry average. This car spent far more time parked than most.
? 16 service records and 40 detailed records, nearly all at Audi franchise dealers, running from the 5,000-mile service straight through to a maintenance inspection last month.
? $2,400 – $3,000 in cooling and belt-drive service completed by Duluth Auto Service & Imports, our own in-house shop — thermostat and cooling system service, the engine front and timing cover gasket, and the drive and serpentine belts. That figure is our estimate at Audi franchise-dealer parts and labor rates, not what we paid. Every one of those parts still has the large majority of its service life ahead of it, so this is money the next owner isn't spending. All of it posts to this vehicle's CARFAX under our own shop's name, so you can verify it independently rather than take our word for it.
? Passed Georgia emissions on 8/17/2026, so registration here is already sorted out.
? Two keys and the original owner's manual books.

?? REAL VALUE — WHAT THE NUMBERS ACTUALLY SAY

We don't ask you to take one flattering number and trust it. Here is every source we checked, including the one that disagrees with us.

? CARFAX History-Based Value: $15,280 — CARFAX's own retail figure for this VIN, adjusted upward for the single owner, the clean accident record, and the service history. It's printed on the report we hand you.
? Live retail market average: roughly $15,700 — drawn from currently active retail listings for the same year, trim and body style nationwide.
? Kelley Blue Book Fair Purchase Price: $12,270 — and we'd rather explain this one than hide it. KBB's figure assumes typical mileage for a ten-year-old car, which is roughly double what this one has. Book tools don't fully adjust for a car this far under average miles, which is why it lands below every history-aware source. We're telling you it exists so you can weigh it yourself.

Setting the mileage-unadjusted book figure aside as the outlier it is, the two sources that actually account for this vehicle's history land tightly together. Working market value: $15,300 to $16,500.

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