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Audi B2 Coupe GT for sale

The 80 / Coupe / quattro generation, built 1978–1991. None for sale here at this moment — but this page stays, and the next one listed appears on it.

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What to check on an Audi B2

These are the known weak points of the B2. Every seller here answers them one by one before their car can go live — so you can compare two cars on the same terms.

Rust at the sills, rear arches, floor and around the rear screen
Timing belt and intermediate shaft
Fuel distributor and warm-up regulator on K-Jetronic
Differential and quattro driveline
Digital dash on later cars
Interior trim availability

Is it genuine? What buyers check on a B2A real Ur-quattro is a two-door coupe with a distinct VIN and flared arches pressed into the shell. Sport quattro is a short-wheelbase car with its own numbering and is very rare. Verify with Audi Tradition.

B2 model variants

Audi 80 Audi 80 quattro Audi 80 CD Audi 90

Audi 90 quattro Audi Coupe GT Audi Coupe quattro Audi quattro 10V

Audi quattro 20V Audi Sport quattro

Other Audi generations we cover

Audi C2 · 100 / 200 · 1976–1982 Audi C3 · 100 / 200 / V8 · 1982–1991 Audi B3 · 80 / Coupe / S2 · 1986–1996 Audi D1 · V8 · 1988–1994

Audi C4 · 100 / A6 / S6 · 1990–1997 Audi B4 · 80 / RS2 · 1991–2000 Audi B5 · A4 / S4 / RS4 · 1994–2001 Audi D2 · A8 / S8 · 1994–2002

Audi 8L · A3 / S3 · 1996–2003 Audi C5 · A6 / RS6 · 1997–2004 (1 for sale)Audi 8N · TT · 1998–2006

Buying a Audi Coupe GT

The B2 was built between 1978 and 1991, which is why it belongs here: 80s90s.Club lists a car when its generation was in production at any point between 1980 and 1999. A 1978 car and a 1991 car are both welcome; what decides is the generation, never the year on its own.

Every B2 listed here carries the same checklist, answered by the seller line by line, and a Logbook tied to the car's chassis number rather than to whoever happens to own it. Contact the seller directly — we never hold your money and never take a cut.