Audi RS4 2007 (07) - Quattro 2dr

2 Previous Owners, Partial Service History, The A4 is undeniably a good car. None more so than the third generation or B7 A4. Regardless of the specification you ordered it in, it was a handsome, well built and comfortable car. Whilst many were ordered with militarily reliable PD diesel engines, a few left Audis production line with something a bit more spicy.Both of Audis hot variants of the B7 were made available with a 4.2 litre V8 engine. But that is about where the similarities end, because while the S4 had to make do with just 340 bhp, the RS4 had a whole VW Polos worth more power. Combine that with revised suspension, brakes, wide arches and a host of interior upgrades, and the S4 really looks rather tame.The B7 RS4 was produced in more limited numbers, with just 5 percent of the production being Cabriolets. That makes this car, which was supplied new in May of 2007, a particularly rare beast. It is finished in Phantom Black over a Silver interior, and sits on its original 19 inch RS4 alloys.Those wheels fill the enormous DTM inspired arches perfectly and hide massive two piece brake discs with subtle black branded RS brake calipers. At the front, there are optional adaptive Xenon headlamps, and at the rear, Audis trademark RS oval exhaust tips.Even nearly 20 years ago, Audi built great interiors. They are designed with logic and ergonomics in mind, whilst using high quality materials and tactile switch gear. Take the steering wheel, three spokes, trimmed in perforated leather and with carefully bolstered padding, without going all out flat bottom.It is not lacking in equipment either, with dual zone climate control, heated electrically adjusted seats and Audi Navigation Plus, for which CarPlay upgrades are available in the aftermarket, offering a usable improvement without compromising the cars originality. The interior is topped off by a particularly rare option, fine myrtle nutmeg wood trim, which adorns the dash and door cards, adding a touch of class.Of course, the mechanical parts are what the RS4 is really about. The 4.2 litre V8 produces 420 bhp and is paired with a 6 speed manual gearbox and Audis famous Quattro all wheel drive system. All that works together to deliver you to 60 in under 5 seconds, which is very impressive.Despite having covered just 36069 miles, this car has been meticulously maintained by its two owners, both within the Audi main dealer network and with specialists.The service records show05/2025 35849 miles serviced at Hull Audi06/2023 35725 miles serviced at Hull Audi09/2022 32364 miles clutch and flywheel at JWorx04/2022 31792 miles serviced at Hull Audi10/2021 31172 miles starter motor and roof motor at Arnolds Garage08/2021 31128 miles serviced at Arnolds Garage03/2019 30714 miles serviced at Arnolds Garage03/2018 29982 miles serviced at Arnolds GarageAudi will never build a car quite as wild as this again, in part because they have now retired the A4 name, but mainly because demand has shifted away from large capacity naturally aspirated engines. Despite what enthusiasts write on internet forums and social media.That leaves you with a unique opportunity to own a relic, a snapshot in time when the cars we could buy were uncompromised, fitted with astonishing engines and unforgettable soundtracks. Finding clean examples of B7 RS4s has become increasingly difficult; this, though, is an excellent one.As with all our vehicles, an entire digital folder is available upon request and contains more images, walk around videos, and scans of the service history. The car can also be viewed by appointment at our West London showroom.