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Michael Audi

6061 N Blackstone Ave
Fresno, CA 93710
(559) 431-6000

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Audi Fresno, CA: by thero0kie on Thu May 15 17:05:33 PDT 2008; Hi guys! I'm new to leasing and am trying to lease either a 2008 Acura TL or a 2008 Audi A4. I called the local Audi here in Fresno (CA) and they gave me the following monthly payments. 405 + tax with 2000 down. (15000 miles 36 months) 444 + tax with 0 down. (15000 Miles 36 months) I asked them for the residual value, MF etc.. but they weren't willing to tell me for some reason. All they said was that those things are the same as the ones for the Lease Special offer for the Audi A4 2.0 T ( the 399$ offer on audis website). i did however get the MSRP. 32385. what do you guys think ? is this a good deal or can it be better. Thanks in advance.

December MF?: by jmd23 on Mon Dec 05 16:07:22 PST 2005; Car Man, Carlsen Audi is now saying the money factor for the A8 in December (36m/15k) is 0.0018.True? Thanks in advance, //J

Re: Deal Separately or Together?: by jmd23 on Mon Dec 05 10:16:01 PST 2005; Car Man, couple more items to note: Livermore Audi - A8 SWB, black/amaretto - The dealer has $1k in deposit from me - MSRP 80,150 | Invoice 74,484 | TMV 79,654 Carlsen Audi - Competing dealer A8 SWB, black/amaretto - MSRP 78,350 | Invoice 72,882 | TMV 77,871 - Dealer quoted selling price at 1,750 above invoice = 74,632

Re: Deal Separately or Together?: by jmd23 on Mon Dec 05 10:07:09 PST 2005; Thanks for your reply, Car Man! I just may have some leverage, as of this weekend... A competing dealer has the same A8 like the one I ordered but with 2 less options (adaptive cruise and rear electric lumbar). I'll live. They are offering it for $1,750 above invoice. If the money factor and residual are the same based on 36/15 than this is a pretty sweet deal, yes? They don't know about my VW lease payoff, though. And I just may have some it rolled into the new lease. Sincerely, jmd23

Deal Separately or Together?: by jmd23 on Fri Dec 02 09:19:03 PST 2005; Dear Car Man, Reading your postings here have really accerlated my education in the art of leasing. Thank you! So here's a situation that I hope you can advise on before I walk into the dealer showroom... My 2006 A8 arrived a week ago. I have a (48-month lease) 2004 VW Touareg that I'm trying to get rid of. My approach is to first deal on the lease of the A8 and then the Touareg. Using the lease calculator, money factor and residual numbers found on this site, I like the numbers that are coming up on a 36-month, 15k annual miles, $3k down. But what the dealer will want for my VW (KBB says $35.5k) and what's still owed (about $43k) will be a big gap. I don't this to be thrown into the lease payments. I would like to pay the difference, but not all of it. Would a dealer be willing to negotiate by meeting me halfway on the VW if they get a lease that's good for them on the A8? I know we all do what we do to make a living, I just don't want to be screwed... Thanks in advance!

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