More on the finances in a few moments. First, we have to tell you that the seller reportedly bought this premium subcompact ride a few months ago. The man says he picked it up in June 2025, and the attached documentation reveals that he paid $77,990 for it.
After driving less than 2,900 miles (4,600 km), the guy decided to part ways with it.
Not that he doesn't like the car, as he says it is the best one he's owned to date, but because he needs something bigger.
This 2025 Audi RS 3 Sedan has an Ascari Blue Metallic paint finish, a sport exhaust system, an RS sport suspension plus with Dynamic Chassis Control, and the Dynamic Plus Package, with a carbon-trimmed engine cover, ceramic front brakes, and a 180 mph (290 kph) top speed.
The RS Technology Package, with MMI Navigation Plus, a head-up display, Audi Connect Plus, and traffic sign recognition is also included.
Besides these goodies, the pictured Audi RS 3 has the RS Design Package.
This means that the seat shoulders are in Express Red Dinamica, contrasting the black interior. The red edging on the seatbelts and the central air vent bar in the same color are also part of this bundle.
The Carbon Package got it 19-inch wheels, and carbon-made side sill inlays, front air inlets, rear spoiler, and mirror caps. The Sonos premium sound system and panoramic sunroof complement the equipment list.
Other than a new carbon fiber air intake, this car does not have any other modifications. It features a 2.5L five-banger under the hood, paired with a 7-speed dual-clutch S tronic transmission and all-wheel drive.
The engine develops 394 hp (400 ps/294 kW) and 369 lb-ft (500 Nm) of torque, enabling 0-60 mph (97 kph) in 3.6 seconds. Due to the very low mileage, the car hasn't required any servicing yet, and it has zero flaws.
The factory air intake, carpeted and all-weather floor mats, the owner's manual, and two keys are included in the sale.
Speaking of the sale, this Audi RS 3 Sedan is currently listed on Cars&Bids. The auction is ongoing and will end on October 14.
The highest bid at the time of writing was $50,000, almost $30,000 less than what the man paid for the car a few months ago. The 2026 RS 3 has an MSRP of $66,100, and now that you know that, how much do you think this one is worth?
