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Audi Select Releases New Tier Pricing
Subscribers to Audi Select Core Collection receive access to the Audi A4 and S3 sedans, Audi Q5 SUV, and Audi TT Coupe for $995 per month, plus two rental days per month at no additional cost of the Silvercar by Audi service available at 26 major U.S. airport and city locations.

All Audi Select subscriptions include two vehicle swaps per month via a concierge pick-up and delivery service or dealership delivery option.
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Audi Select, Audi’s monthly vehicle subscription service, has created a new pricing tier called the Core Collection, available exclusively in the Dallas-Ft. Worth-area.
Subscribers to Audi Select Core Collection receive access to the Audi A4 and S3 sedans, Audi Q5 SUV, and Audi TT Coupe for $995 per month, plus two rental days per month at no additional cost of the Silvercar by Audi service available at 26 major U.S. airport and city locations.
All Audi Select subscriptions include two vehicle swaps per month via a concierge pick-up and delivery service or dealership delivery option. Insurance, maintenance, roadside assistance, taxes and unlimited mileage are also included. New Audi select members can take advantage of a special introductory offer of 50% off the first month’s payment, with a three-month commitment to the service. The service is currently being delivered in partnership with Dallas-area dealers.
Audi select subscription tiers:
The Core Collection: $995 per month
Audi TT Coupe
Audi A4
Audi S3
Audi Q5
The Premier Collection: $1,495 per month
S5
Audi Q7
A5 Cabriolet
A6
Plus full access to the Core Collection
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