Audi RS7 Price Guide

The Audi RS7 is the RS6’s fastback sibling; the same 4.0 TFSI twin-turbo V8 and quattro drivetrain in the A7 Sportback body. It sacrifices a modest amount of the RS6’s practicality for a dramatically more attractive roofline, and for many buyers that is an entirely worthwhile trade.

The Car

Produced from 2013 to 2020 across two generations based on the C7 A6 and C8 A7 platforms, the RS7 has consistently used the 4.0 TFSI in 560 and 600bhp forms. The C7 RS7 Performance raised output to 605bhp. The current C8 RS7 uses 591bhp with mild-hybrid assistance. Both generations are available as Sportback only, there is no RS7 Avant.

Buying

The RS7 is rarer than the RS6 and often overlooked in its favour, which supports used values. The C7 Performance is the most sought-after. All the same mechanical considerations as the RS6 apply; oil consumption check on early 4.0 TFSI, cylinder deactivation transition on high-mileage C7 cars. The Audi RS7 Sportback boot is a genuine hatchback with a large aperture so practicality is better than the roofline suggests.