Used Audi A4 Allroad cars for sale
The Audi A4 Allroad is something of a sweet spot in the used car market. It's the kind of car that handles the school run on Monday and a muddy country lane on Saturday without breaking a sweat. Part estate, part off-roader, it blends Audi's signature refinement with genuine versatility — and on the used market, it represents seriously good value.
Whether you're upgrading from a standard Audi A4 or switching from a full-blown SUV, this guide covers everything you need to know before buying.
Is the Audi A4 Allroad a Good Car?
The short answer? Yes. The longer answer involves quattro all-wheel drive, a raised ride height, and an interior that feels genuinely premium without trying too hard.
The A4 Allroad sits between Audi's conventional A4 Avant estate and its dedicated SUV lineup. It offers more ground clearance and all-weather capability than a standard estate, without the bulk and fuel penalties of a full-size SUV. For buyers who want practicality, style, and a car that handles variable British road conditions with ease, it ticks a lot of boxes.
It's particularly well-suited to families, professionals, and anyone who spends time between city driving and rural roads. The combination of a spacious boot, composed handling, and understated good looks makes it an easy car to live with every day.
Performance and Engine Options
The A4 Allroad has been offered with a strong range of engines across its production life, with something to suit most driving styles and budgets.
Diesel engines
The diesel options are the most popular choices on the used market — and for good reason. The 2.0 TDI (available in 163hp and 190hp outputs) delivers strong real-world economy, often returning over 45mpg in mixed driving. For those who cover higher mileages, this is the engine to go for. The 3.0 TDI, offering around 218hp to 272hp depending on the variant, brings more performance into the mix without drastically compromising economy.
