TT RS possible purchase

[cincy boy]

I have been searching for a nice TT RS but so many have accidents on them. I have a dealer trying to sell me a 2020 with 45,000 miles on it fully loaded for $56,000 plus tax title. That seems a little high to me being that it has 2 accidents on it. Car is very clean though and was well taken care of minus someone could not drive well or had bad misfortune in less than a year.

[McTTRS]

I ran a quick search on cars.com and that price does not look that bad. The 2 repairs after 45K miles may not be that bad but I think Carfax will give the areas of the damage that you could inspect closely for repair completeness and quality.

[Mrads]

Carfax will tell the nature of the damage and cost of repair for those accidents. Only then can you make an educated decision about the car.

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[c-dubmobile]

I have been searching for a nice TT RS but so many have accidents on them. I have a dealer trying to sell me a 2020 with 45,000 miles on it fully loaded for $56,000 plus tax title. That seems a little high to me being that it has 2 accidents on it. Car is very clean though and was well taken care of minus someone could not drive well or had bad misfortune in less than a year.

$56k is not bad at all. Last weekend I just paid for a 2019 w/ 15k miles, also loaded but w/o OLED taillights for $64k.

[cincy boy]

The accidents were back in 21 and 22. One was moderate and the other was minor - moderate. Both accidents the vehicle had to be towed with both being front end damages.

[8STTRS]

My car had two accidents when I purchased it. I was pretty concerned about it until I got the details about it. Apparently, my car was owned by a female prior and she had run the car up a curb and into a fence in an attempt to park it at her residence--twice. You can make whatever assumptions you want about that. Anyhow, the car was fixed and sold by Audi to me as a CPO so, I felt fine about it. I will say that the quality of the repair work wasn't exactly something that I was super thrilled with but, since I knew I was getting the car built, the details there didn't matter to me as much and I have since gone through every bit of that part of the car and ensured it was good to go. I would impress upon you to do the same but, not to stress too much about that being a deterrent.

The only concern you may have is resale after your ownership, if that's even a concern to you. Otherwise, enjoy the car.

[Mooseman]

My 2022 technically has two accidents on it as well, but really my window was just broken twice.

You don't know for sure until you ask for records.

[Pilotreborn]

I have got a 2018 TTRS with 7k miles for sale. Stage 2, full bolton's and very clean and fast. Looking for 65k or best offer if you or anyone else is interested.