On this page you’ll find Audi A4 listings in Montenegro. The A4 is one of the most popular premium sedans on the Montenegrin market, also available as an Avant estate that offers more practicality for family and business use. Filter listings by generation, engine, equipment, and drivetrain.
Sedan, Avant estate, Allroad
Body styles
2.0 TDI, 3.0 TDI, 2.0 TFSI
Most common engines
Front-wheel drive (FWD) or quattro (AWD)
Drivetrain
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The most common generations are the B8 (2007–2015), B9 (2015–2023), and the current B10. The B8 introduced the MLB platform and reliable engines, while the B9 adds modern driver-assistance technology, a virtual cockpit, and updated TDI engines. The Avant version is especially popular thanks to its practicality and 505–1,510-litre cargo capacity. The Allroad variant offers raised suspension and quattro drive.
The most sought-after diesel versions are the 2.0 TDI (143–190 HP) and 3.0 TDI (218–272 HP) with combined fuel consumption of 5–7 l/100 km. The petrol 2.0 TFSI delivers 150–252 HP. The quattro permanent all-wheel-drive system is standard on more powerful versions and is especially useful in Montenegro’s winter conditions and on mountain roads. The S4 and RS4 are sporty high-performance variants.
For 2.0 TDI EA189 engines, check whether the technical modification after the dieselgate scandal has been carried out. S tronic and Tiptronic gearboxes require regular oil changes. On B8 models with the 1.8 TFSI, increased oil consumption is well known — ask for the service history. The quattro system requires periodic inspection of the differential and driveshaft. A CARFAX report is recommended for imported vehicles.
The Sedan has a classic three-box shape and a 460-litre trunk, while the Avant offers an estate body style with 505 to 1,510 litres of cargo space, a tailgate, and greater loading flexibility. The mechanics, engines, and drivetrains are identical.
A modern Audi A4 2.0 TDI uses an average of 5–6 l/100 km in combined driving, while on the open road consumption can be below 5 l/100 km. The quattro version uses 0.3–0.5 l/100 km more than the FWD variant.
Yes, the quattro permanent all-wheel-drive system significantly improves traction in winter conditions, on wet surfaces, and in mountain regions (Žabljak, Kolašin, Bjelasica). For drivers who often travel long distances in all weather conditions, quattro is a practical investment.