Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Audi RS3 models will cost you approximately
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Take the A3's hatchback shape, fit a turbocharged five-cylinder engine, and you get the RS3 — Audi's answer for buyers who want serious pace without stepping up to a full coupe.
What to inspect on a used Audi RS3
The inspection report from CarSwitch settles that question before you buy — a performance car's history matters more than its spec sheet.
Live pricing spans around AED 70,000 for an early example to AED 70,000 for a newer one. Condition and documented history dominate the price at this end of the market far more than the registration year does.
The cars we inspect run to a median of about 96,000 km, respectable for a performance model and no reason on its own to be cautious. The service history tells you far more than the mileage does here.
A BMW M4 retains 38% after five years, a step behind the RS3, in a more traditional two-door coupe body. A Dodge Challenger retains 34% and shows a mechanical fault on just 7% of cars against 24% expected for muscle coupes, a genuinely clean result if you want V8 character instead. A Ford Mustang is worth a look at similar money if you can accept a higher rate of prior body repair.
Choose on maintenance record and how carefully the car has been driven rather than on year alone, since a performance hatch like this can hide hard use behind a clean-looking odometer.
It holds 43% of its value after five years, essentially matching the 45% average for performance cars this size and just ahead of Audi's own 43% brand average — a solid result for a car built to be driven hard.