An AudiA3 is expected to last between 150,000 and 200,000 miles before any major work needs to be such as a transmission or an engine being replaced. Older models will not last as long as the newer generation of Audi vehicles. In order to get Your vehicle up to the 200k mark or higher You're going to need to take proper care of it. This will include regular oil changes and transmission fluid changes when they need to be done. Your vehicle will have a longer life You use premium fuel in it. If You're buying this vehicle new it would be a great idea to get an extended warranty on it.
Christopher
September 14, 2021
Mine has 219k and counting neither the engine or transmission has been replaced(6 spd manual). Timing belt has been done 3 times. Regular oil changes...still runs great.
Jac patel
November 28, 2021
Iam having A3 Audi 2016 in kenyacc 1400 petrol What is your opionion .?
Jose
December 2, 2021
I have 218K on my A3 2006 and runs good still. Daily driver.
Andy F
November 25, 2021
1999 A3 1.8 Turbo. 240 000 on the clock. Perfect on recent compression test, 3 changes of cam belt. Sub frame bushes made a difference. Transmission fine. Going strong! Famous last words...
Nick Flowerdew
December 29, 2022
My Audi A3 diesel has 150000 miles on it and drives superbly like new
Lisa
September 15, 2022
My Audi A3 is a 58 plate with 65k on the mileage and has cost me a fortune in mot repairs every single year! Iv just been told the engine is leaking and not worth the repair, so now I have no car, not happy at all, Audi is s**t
Larry J.
April 9, 2020
The average lifespan for an audi a3 that has been taken care of is 150,000 to 200,000 miles.
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