Audi Car Insurance

German based Audi is now owned by the Volkswagen group. It was founded in 1899 by August Horch. Allegedly the name comes from the Latin Audi "I hear" which has a similar meaning to the founder's surname which means 'Hark' in German. Audi merged with 3 other German manufacturers in 1932 to form Auto Union. The four interlocking rings of today's Audi badge come from the Auto Union badge and represent this union of four manufacturers. The company was bought by Damlier Benz in the late 1950s and in turn sold to Volkswagen in 1964.

Audi's sporting heritage, best exemplified perhaps by its world rally championship dominating Audi Quattro, is still visible today in the suvival of the quattro name and in cars like the Audi TT.

Although Audi are a prestige car, many of the smaller model fall into the lower insurance groups.

Below are the insurance groups for some popular Audi models. Note: Many insurance companies do not use the insurance groups quoted by the ABI (Association of British Insurers). The insurance groups below are for advisory purposes only and we cannot confirm that they are correct.