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Audi A4 2011

The 2011 Audi A4 range of configurations is currently priced from $6,999. Our most recent review of the 2011 Audi A4 resulted in a score of 7 out of 10 for that particular example. You can read the full review here.

This is what Ewan Kennedy liked most about this particular version of the Audi A4: Excellent build quality, Available in many body styles, An engine for every taste

The 2011 Audi A4 carries a braked towing capacity of up to 1900 Kg, but check to ensure this applies to the configuration you're considering.

Audi A4 2011 Price and Specs

The Audi A4 2011 is currently available from $6,999 for the A4 1.8 Tfsi up to $19,990 for the A4 2.0 TFSI Quattro.

Pricing guides

$11,830
Based on 19 cars listed for sale in the last 6 months
Lowest Price
$6,999
Highest Price
$19,990
Audi A4 Model Body Type Specs Price from Price to
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 1.8L PULP CVT AUTO $9,240 $12,980
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 1.8L PULP 6 SP MAN $9,020 $12,650
2.0 TDI Sedan 2.0L Diesel CVT AUTO $9,680 $13,200
2.0 TDI E Sedan 2.0L Diesel 6 SP MAN $10,010 $13,640
1.8 TFSI Avant Wagon 1.8L PULP CVT AUTO $10,010 $13,750
2.0 TDI Avant Wagon 2.0L Diesel CVT AUTO $11,110 $15,180
2.0 TFSI Avant Wagon 2.0L PULP CVT AUTO $12,100 $16,060
2.0 TFSI Avant Quattro Wagon 2.0L PULP 7 SP AUTO $13,640 $17,930
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Audi A4 2011 Q&As

Check out real-world situations relating to the Audi A4 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

  • The oil light in my 2016 Audi A4 2.0 comes on even with a new sensor

    For a start, don’t drive the vehicle any farther or even start the engine. The car is trying to tell you that it has insufficient oil pressure to properly protect the engine, and continuing to run it will quickly destroy it (if it hasn’t already).

    There are many reasons for a car to suffer from low oil pressure, including a too-low oil level, the wrong grade or type of oil, a failed oil pump or a blocked oil filter. Even an overheated engine can cause the oil to become too thin for the oil pump to be able to supply the required oil pressure.

    It’s also important not to confuse oil pressure with oil level. The amount of oil in the sump can be perfectly correct, but the engine may still lack oil pressure. Have the car towed to a workshop and have the problem properly diagnosed.

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  • Is an Audi A4 wagon a good choice for a first car?

    To stay within your budget, any A4 wagon you’re likely to find will be getting on for around 15 years old. A4s from this era weren’t bad cars (they were actually great to drive) but the old expression that there’s no such thing as a cheap, second-hand European car has its roots in the truth.

    The fact is, an A4 of any sort will be more expensive to repair and maintain than many, say, Japanese or South Korean cars of a similar size. This isn’t Audi-bashing, it’s just a fact; the Audi is a more complex design and European car parts are just generally more expensive to buy (blame exchange rates).

    None of this is to suggest that an A4 can’t be bought and run on a budget, but only to a certain extent. At which point, skipping vital maintenance might seem like a good financial decision but is most certainly not. A complex machine like the Audi is also probably not the best car on which to begin learning about maintenance, if that’s on your son’s agenda.

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  • My recently purchased Audi A4's due for an oil change. Can you advise on the right formula and the key steps I should follow?

    Audi A4 engine oil changes are a critical part of life for this car, as its high-tech engine is complex and precise and will not tolerate dirty or old oil. But even though the engine is sophisticated, as long as you know how to change the oil correctly, it’s a great DIY way to save money for the home mechanic (oil changes are a major income source for the average service centre) and will empower you to tackle more maintenance jobs including, perhaps, a full service. The best advice is to buy a workshop manual and follow exactly the steps as laid out, but essentially, you’ll need to drain the old oil, replace the oil filter, renew the oil and dispose of the old oil in an environmentally acceptable way (many councils operate oil recycling stations). While not a challenging job for a mechanic, the Audi is a complicated machine with lots of components competing for space, so it’s possibly not a job for the completely uninitiated.

    There are several things you need to know before even reaching for a spanner. Those include the type of Audi A4 oil you need, the specifications of the Audi A4 oil filter that will be changed as part of the process, and how often to change oil (often referred to as the oil-change interval). You also need to know precisely what year your car is as Audi varied specifications as the years rolled by. A 2007 A4, for instance, may have different specifications compared with one from 2010, or 2013. Even a 2011 and a 2012 Audi A4 had differences under the bonnet, so be very specific when it comes time to buying the oil and replacement filter. Don’t forget, too, that the A4 has used extensively both 1.8 and 2.0 size engines and, of course, a diesel option which has its own set of specific requirements when it comes to servicing. Again, the workshop manual and the parts interpreter where you buy your oil and filter are your friends. Knowing your car’s VIN can also be a big help in identifying what specific parts you need.

    The correct Audi A4 oil type is (for petrol and diesel engines) a fully synthetic 5W30. You’ll need five litres for a diesel oil change and 5.2 litres for the petrol engine-A4. The correct replacement oil filter is a Ryco (or equivalent) R2748K for the petrol engine and an R2740P for the turbo-diesel.

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  • What oil does a 2004 Audi A4 use in the engine?

    I’d go for a fully synthetic engine oil with a viscosity rating of 5W-40. The turbocharged 1.8-litre engine in that model is a pretty hard-working unit and quite a complex engine, so frequent oil changes are critical to its longevity. The brand of oil is not so important, provided you use a quality brand and not the Brand-X stuff sold at supermarkets and some online clearing houses. Don’t forget to change the oil filter at the same time; putting clean, fresh oil through an old, dirty filter makes no sense at all.

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Audi A4 2011 Wheel size

Wheel size for the 2011 Audi A4 will vary depending on model chosen, although keep in mind that many manufacturers offer alternate wheel sizes as options on many models.The wheel size available will alter the range of tyres available to be fitted.

Audi A4 Model Body Type Front Tyre Size Front Rim Rear Tyre Size Rear Rim
2.0 TDI E Sedan 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 225x55 R16 225x55 R16
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches
2.0 TDI Sedan 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches
1.8 Tfsi Avant Wagon 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches
2.0 TDI Avant Wagon 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches 225x55 R16 16x7.5 inches
2.0 Tfsi Avant Wagon 225x50 R17 17x7.5 inches 225x50 R17 17x7.5 inches
2.7 TDI Avant Wagon 225x50 R17 17x7.5 inches 225x50 R17 17x7.5 inches
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Audi A4 2011 Dimensions

Dimensions for the 2011 Audi A4 are dependent on which body type is chosen. The maximum width and height is 1826mm x 1437mm and can vary on the basis of model.

Dimensions for the Audi A4 2011 Dimensions  include 1437mm height, 1826mm width, 4703mm length.
Audi A4 Model Body Type Height x Width x Length Ground Clearance
2.0 TDI E Sedan 1437x1826x4703 mm 108 mm
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 1437x1826x4703 mm 108 mm
2.0 TDI Sedan 1437x1826x4703 mm 108 mm
2.0 Tfsi Sedan 1437x1826x4703 mm 108 mm
1.8 Tfsi Avant Wagon 1436x1826x4703 mm 129 mm
2.0 TDI Avant Wagon 1436x1826x4703 mm 129 mm
2.0 Tfsi Avant Wagon 1436x1826x4703 mm 129 mm
2.7 TDI Avant Wagon 1436x1826x4703 mm 129 mm
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Audi A4 2011 Fuel consumption

Fuel consumption for the 2011 Audi A4 is dependent on the type of engine, transmission, or model chosen. The Audi A4 currently offers fuel consumption from 4.8 to 9L/100km. The Audi A4 is available with the following fuel types: Diesel and PULP.

Audi A4 Model Body Type Specs Fuel Consumption
2.0 TDI Sedan 2.0L,Diesel,CVT AUTO 5.8L/100km
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 1.8L,PULP,6 SP MAN 7.2L/100km
2.0 TDI Avant Wagon 2.0L,Diesel,CVT AUTO 6L/100km
1.8 Tfsi Avant Wagon 1.8L,PULP,CVT AUTO 7.4L/100km
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Audi A4 2011 Towing capacity

The Audi A4’s towing capacity ranges from 1300kg to 1900kg. Some models also offer heavy-duty or towing option packs which can increase towing capacity, as well as options which can hamper towing capacity. Towing capacities can vary wildly on a large number of factors. These include engine, transmission, model, and options chosen. Always check with the manufacturer or in your vehicles handbook before attempting to tow anything.

Audi A4 Model Body Type Specs Braked Capacity
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 1.8L,PULP,6 SP MAN 1300kg
2.0 TDI E Sedan 2.0L,Diesel,6 SP MAN 1300kg
1.8 Tfsi Sedan 1.8L,PULP,CVT AUTO 1300kg
2.0 TDI Sedan 2.0L,Diesel,CVT AUTO 1300kg
1.8 Tfsi Avant Wagon 1.8L,PULP,CVT AUTO 1300kg
2.0 TDI Avant Wagon 2.0L,Diesel,CVT AUTO 1700kg
2.0 Tfsi Avant Wagon 2.0L,PULP,CVT AUTO 1300kg
2.7 TDI Avant Wagon 2.7L,Diesel,CVT AUTO 1700kg
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