2001 Audi RS4 Avant

This Audi RS4 B5 Avant represents one of the most sought‑after and iconic performance cars of the early 2000s. With its hand‑built 2.7 biturbo engine developed in collaboration with quattro GmbH and Cosworth Performance, the model delivers 380 hp and a uniquely raw and analog driving experience that defines the original RS generation. For this reason, the RS4 B5 has become a modern collector’s item — and this example stands out thanks to its color combination, documented service history, and an overall condition that places it among the better examples available today.

The vehicle was first registered in November 2000 and comes in Avussilber Pearl Effect combined with a black full‑leather interior featuring Recaro sports seats. The mileage is documented at around 125,000 km, and the car remains in its original configuration with no aftermarket modifications to the engine or chassis. It is presented as a well‑maintained example featuring the rare carbon interior package, BOSE sound system, xenon headlights, and an overall condition described by the seller as “very well‑kept,” with clear potential for future value appreciation.

The service history is extensive and thoroughly documented. The service book confirms regular maintenance from the car’s early years in Luxembourg, including service entries at 20,400 km, 25,417 km, 37,635 km, followed by ongoing services between 2008 and 2015. Major mechanical work includes timing belt replacement around 120,000 km and additional maintenance items over the years. Later entries include major servicing, oil and filter changes, tyres, brake work, and replacement of the timing belt and water pump at 120,000 km in 2020 — all performed by reputable French workshops, further confirming the vehicle’s continued care up to its current condition.

The car has been fitted with a new FOX stainless steel exhaust system, received cosmetic repainting for aesthetic reasons, and undergone a major inspection at 125,000 km including new spark plugs, a new battery, a timing belt service (120,000 km), and a TÜV/inspection completed without remarks. All of this contributes to the RS4 presenting itself as mechanically healthy and ready to drive — an important factor for buyers seeking a well‑maintained and investment‑worthy RS4 B5 example.

In terms of equipment, the car features quattro all‑wheel drive, a six‑speed manual gearbox, full‑leather interior, Recaro sports seats, carbon‑trim package, climate control, BOSE sound system, xenon headlights, 18” original alloy wheels, electric windows, electric mirrors, heated seats and body‑colored accents in the desirable Avussilber metallic — still one of the most iconic colors for the RS4 B5.

This RS4 is not just another used performance estate — it is a classic, analog, and special‑built piece of quattro heritage, combining rarity, documented maintenance, a desirable specification, and overall mechanical integrity, making it highly suitable as both a driver’s car and a collectible. For enthusiasts seeking the original RS experience in a car that has been preserved with respect and supported by full documentation, this stands out as one of the strongest examples available on the market.