Audi Engines for Sale – Genuine OEM New and Used Engines

Audi Engines for Sale at Global OEM Car Parts are genuine factory units for owners, workshops and builders who need the correct engine code for their car. The range covers petrol and diesel engines from compact 2.0 TFSI and TDI units to 3.0 V6 engines and the naturally aspirated R8 V10. Every listing shows the engine code, model year and recorded mileage.

Each listing also states condition and what is included or excluded, such as supercharger, turbocharger, alternator or transmission. Compare units by engine code and mileage, confirm fitment against your VIN, then order the engine that matches your vehicle.

Genuine OEM Audi Engines for Replacement and Repair

An engine replacement is one of the largest repairs an Audi owner will face. A genuine OEM Audi engine matches the factory engine code, so mounting points, wiring connections and engine management line up with your car as Audi built it. Aftermarket long blocks can’t promise that.

Our Audi replacement engines cover engine failure, accident damage, high-mileage wear and full powertrain swaps. The range spans Audi’s core model lines, browsable alongside the rest of our genuine Audi OEM parts:

A4, A5 and A6 2.0 TFSI and 2.0 TDI engines
3.0 TFSI and 3.0 TDI V6 units for the A6, A7 and A8
High-performance engines, including the Audi R8 V10 engine, a 2018 5.2 FSI unit (code DKA) with 225 km recorded

New and Used Audi Engines Compared

Listings in this category differ in condition, configuration and completeness. These are the points that matter when you compare Audi engines:

Engine code: The three- or four-character Audi engine code is the single most important detail. Two engines with the same displacement can carry different codes, outputs and fitments.
New Audi engines: Some units are listed with almost no recorded use. Examples include the A6 3.0 TDI engine (code DDV) at 1 km and the A8 3.0 TFSI engine (code CZS) at 2 km.
Used Audi engines: These are genuine engines removed from donor vehicles, with recorded mileage. Low-mileage examples like the A8 3.0 V6 TFSI at 7,764 km sit alongside mid-mileage units priced for practical repairs.
Supercharged vs turbocharged 3.0 TFSI: Earlier 3.0 TFSI engines, such as codes CHM and CMD, use a supercharger. Later V6 TFSI engines, such as code CZS, use a turbocharger. The two are not interchangeable.
Petrol vs diesel: TFSI engines are petrol; TDI engines are diesel. Each has its own ancillaries, exhaust after-treatment and engine management.
Complete assembly vs partial: Some engines are supplied fully dressed with ancillaries. Others exclude items such as the alternator or particulate filter. Always check the included-parts list.

Shop Audi Engines at Global OEM Car Parts

Our Audi engines for sale cover many codes, so it pays to compare listings carefully. Here is how some current listings differ:

A6/A7 3.0 TFSI engine (code CHM): 2013 build, 114,110 km, supplied with its supercharger, inlet manifold and AC compressor.
A8 3.0 TFSI engine (code CMD): 2011 build, 120,605 km, also fully assembled. The transmission is not included.
Audi 2.0T engines: Several units are listed for the A4, A6 and A7, each with its engine code in the title.
Audi A4 engines: Listings cover both 2.0 TDI and 2.0 TFSI versions.

On each listing, review:

Engine code and, where given, part numbers
Year of manufacture and recorded mileage
Fuel type and induction (supercharged or turbocharged)
Compatible models and generations
Included ancillaries and excluded items
Condition notes and the full photo gallery

Browse the Audi engines below, filter by price, and open any listing for its full specification. If you need help matching an engine to your car, contact us with your VIN before you order.

How to Choose the Right Audi Replacement Engine

Start with your engine code. Your original engine code is the most reliable way to match an Audi engine replacement. You can find it on the vehicle data sticker, in your service records, or through an Audi dealer using your VIN. Match the code first, then compare mileage and price.

Confirm model, generation and year. The same engine family can appear in several models with different ancillaries, sumps, mounts and wiring. An Audi A4 engine for sale may share its code with other models, but confirm the code rather than assuming the engines interchange. The same applies if you’re searching for an Audi Q5 engine for sale.

Check what is included. Compare the included-parts list against what your car needs. Supercharged 3.0 TFSI engines are worth more when the supercharger comes with them. If an alternator, particulate filter or transmission is excluded, budget for it. If your gearbox also needs replacing, browse our Audi transmissions.

Weigh mileage against your budget. A near-new engine offers maximum remaining life. A mid-mileage engine is often the sensible choice for a car that already has high mileage on the chassis.

Plan professional installation. Engine swaps should be carried out by a technician experienced with Audi TFSI or TDI powertrains. After installation, the engine control unit may need adaptation or coding. Follow Audi torque specifications and replace single-use fasteners and seals.

Before you order, confirm your engine code, check exactly what is included, and talk to your installer about any additional parts needed.

Frequently Asked Questions About Audi Engines for Sale

Are your Audi engines new or used?
Both. Each listing states condition and recorded mileage. Some units are listed as new with almost no use, such as the A6 3.0 TDI (code DDV) at 1 km. Others are used engines removed from donor vehicles, ranging from very low mileage to mid-mileage. Check the condition, mileage and photos on each listing before ordering.

How do I know if an engine will fit my Audi?
Match the engine code. Find your original code on the vehicle data sticker or through an Audi dealer using your VIN, then compare it with the listing. Also confirm the model, generation and year. If you are unsure, send us your VIN before ordering and we will help you check fitment.

Do you sell rebuilt Audi engines?
The engines in this category are listed as genuine Audi OEM units in new or used condition. Each listing describes its condition, mileage and inspection notes. If you specifically need a rebuilt or remanufactured engine, check the listing details or contact us to discuss your options before ordering.

Does a replacement engine include the ancillaries and transmission?
It depends on the listing. Some engines come fully assembled with supercharger, manifold and AC compressor. Others exclude parts. For example, the A8 3.0 TFSI (code CZS) at 2 km comes without an alternator, and the A8 CMD engine comes without a transmission. Always read the included and excluded items before you buy.

Can I fit an engine from a different Audi model?
Sometimes, if the engine code matches, but it is rarely a straight swap. Engines shared across models can still differ in sump, mounts, wiring, ancillaries and software. Using an engine with your car’s original code is the safest route. Ask your installer to confirm any differences before ordering.

Which Audi engine is best for my car?
The best replacement is almost always one with the same engine code your car left the factory with. It fits the existing mounts, wiring and engine management without modification. Engine upgrades or conversions involve far more parts, coding and cost, so plan them with a specialist before buying.