When you bring your Audi to Swansway Group, all you need is your registration plate and vehicle details with your mileage. It’s so easy to get your valuation with us!

Simply enter a couple of details about your Audi in our checker up above and let us do the work for you. Our vehicle value tool will bring back the true market value for your vehicle in seconds, leaving you more time to do the exciting stuff – decide what to part-exchange your vehicle for.

It will depend on the tool you use and what data the valuation is based on. For example a valuation tool based on a limited set of data will be less accurate than one with a bigger database to compare to. That’s why Swansway’s vehicle valuation tool uses the expertise of CAP HPI, who have a vast database of vehicles and their market values, providing the most accurate online vehicle valuation for you and your Audi.

The biggest factor in determining a Audi’s value is its mileage so it’s best to keep it as low as you can. Another factor that can increase the value of your vehicle is the condition, if you’ve maintained a regular service schedule and kept the Audi free of bumps and scratches you’ll receive a higher value than the same vehicle that hasn’t received the same care.

With mileage being one of the biggest considerations in the value of your Audi, it’s no surprise that if you regularly travel a lot of miles it will negatively affect the value of your vehicle. A full service history is ideal when part-exchanging your car, as it’s proof that you’ve maintained the car and reduced wear and tear. The overall condition of your vehicle is also important, if you’ve got a few bumps and scrapes that will need repairing before resale it will decrease the value you’ll be offered for your vehicle.

The number of miles driven significantly impacts a car's value. There are a few reasons for this. First, extensive or high mileage can lead to increased wear and tear on various vehicle components, requiring more service for future buyers. Additionally, mileage holds great importance for those seeking a used car, making vehicles with higher mileage less attractive. For Audi drivers, it is important to consider the impact of mileage on your car's value and future buyers' preferences.

Part-exchanging is where you trade your current vehicle for a new one and pay the difference. So for example, if you’re looking at a car that costs £30,000 and your current Audi is valued at £15,000, you’ll just need to pay the difference of £15,000. You can use your part-exchange as part of a cash purchase, like the example mentioned, or as part of a deposit for a finance agreement.

You should gather all the necessary paperwork for a part exchange. This includes: V5C registration, spare car key, service book or details of your vehicle service history