Audi 100 in Denmark

Key figures for the Audi 100 (model family) registered in Denmark today.

Passenger cars

212

#28 among Audi models

Driven per year

6,983

Whole fleet: 15,096 km/year

Average age

37.8 years

Leased

0.0%

Electric cars

0.0%

Audi 100 is a very rare sight in the Danish car fleet, with 212 registered cars today. It is an older, classic saloon family car, and most cars on the road are petrol-powered.

The average Audi 100 in Denmark is 38 years old and drives 7,000 km per year, well below the fleet average of 15,100 km. A free plate check on FastCarCheck.dk shows Motorregistret data such as the latest syn with odometer reading, damage blocks, import as used, leasing, and previous number plates.

For an Audi 100, that basic register check is useful because age matters more than modern trim or tech. The model is almost entirely petrol, with only 1.4% diesel and 0% electric.

Odometer by age

Average odometer reading at the latest inspection, by the car’s age. The first inspection is normally in year 4, so there are few readings for brand-new cars.

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Age (years)

Show figures as a table
Age (years)Whole fleet
117,333
235,367
364,371
474,727
592,191
6106,523
7126,711
8140,557
9155,376
10165,782
11179,267
12184,456
13208,112
14208,850
15221,998
16211,661
17221,278
18218,540
19222,062
20217,187
21226,995
22225,343
23236,516
24231,418
25228,910
Fuel
  • Petrol 98.6%
  • Diesel 1.4%

Before you buy a used Audi 100

  1. 01

    Check the latest syn and odometer

    Look at the most recent Danish periodic inspection (syn) and the odometer reading shown there. For an older car, the last recorded mileage is one of the most useful facts on the plate check.

  2. 02

    Compare age with use

    The average Audi 100 in Denmark is 38 years old, but condition can vary a lot on a car this age. Check whether the mileage and general wear match the car’s age and how it has been used.

  3. 03

    Watch diesel cars more carefully

    Diesel Audi 100s are a very small share of the model family in Denmark. If you are considering one, ask whether it has mostly been used for longer drives rather than short trips.

  4. 04

    Check for import, leasing and previous number plates

    The plate check shows whether the car was imported used, whether it was leased, and any previous number plates. Use that to see whether the Danish record matches the seller’s story.

  5. 05

    Ask for the service book and invoices

    The plate check does not show service history, so ask the seller for the service book and workshop invoices. That is the best way to confirm maintenance on a car of this age.

  6. 06

    Verify earlier inspections and debt separately

    The plate check only shows the latest syn, not the full inspection history. For earlier reports, check findsynsrapport.esyn.dk; for debt or liens, check Bilbogen at tinglysning.dk.

Questions about the Audi 100

How many Audi 100s are registered in Denmark today?

There are 212 Audi 100s registered in Denmark today. That makes it a rare model in the Danish car fleet.

How far does an Audi 100 drive per year in Denmark?

The average Audi 100 in Denmark drives 7,000 km per year. That is well below the 15,100 km average for the Danish car fleet.

How old are Audi 100s in Denmark?

The average Audi 100 in Denmark is 38 years old. That means age and condition matter more than modern equipment.

How many Audi 100s in Denmark are electric?

0% are electric. The model family is almost entirely petrol, with 99% petrol and 1.4% diesel.

Buying a used Audi 100?

Look up the number plate and see that car’s data from the Motor Register.