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Re: Audi service [telebump]
by manup on Thu Oct 01 11:32:36 PDT 2009
Telebump, See my message #103,. I guess it depends on the dealership and the sales person you are dealing with and the repore you establish during the process. Right off the "bat" I made it very clear about the communication aspect. I have not had to visit the service department yet but the service manager and his advisors made a point during delivery to introduce themselves to me and my wife and tell us they were available for any questions regarding the car.
Re: Mission Impossible. [rubinjos]
by manup on Sat Sep 12 12:55:36 PDT 2009
Correct, no Navi.
Re: Mission Impossible. [manup]
by manup on Sat Sep 12 08:07:59 PDT 2009
I was able to get $1,300 off MSRP,+ cash for clunkers, $1,000 off from Audi incentive, $200 off for junk value on clunkers deal. Timing was perfect in my case I guess. I tried to get more off MSRP but that was as good as they would go. As I had ordered the car they knew I was not likely to walk...I thought a good deal but not super great... California sales tax and License fees are "hefty".
Re: Mission Impossible. [slavigula]
by manup on Tue Sep 08 17:18:03 PDT 2009
Ordered a 2010 Q5, Premium Plus, Quartz Grey with 19'' wheels in June. Picked it up three weeks ago. I dealt with Rusnak Audi, Westlake Village, CA. They were very professional and communicated with me regarding the progress of the car after ordering. Had a very smooth delievery, paid $41,049, "out the door", included free Audi Care for attending the Audi Driving Experience in May. Purchased "all weather floor mats and rear cargo mat, $50.00 discount on those accessories from the dealer sales manager. I have 750 miles on the odometer, zero problems, very nice car!!!
2009 Q5 Lease
by edwells on Sun Jul 05 08:56:32 PDT 2009
Los Angeles area lease under "Summer of Audi" program Brilliant Black w/ Cardamon Interior Premium Plus w/ MMI Nav (MSRP $45,325 includes $825 destination fee) $638 drive off (CA license fee, CA DMV electronic filing, CA tire fee) $678 mo (excluding tax) 36 month/10,000 miles Audi Care maintenance pkg $100 gift certificate for parts/accessories MSRP $45,325 Vehicle Capital cost $44,425 Gross Capital cost $45,835 (incremental cost over vehicle is maintenance plan, acquisition fee, document fee) TMV $42,733 Invoice $42,210 Residual increased by 2% with the Audi Care maintenance pkg $400 charge at end of lease if all scheduled maintenance has not been performed by an Audi dealer and stamped in the maintenance book $350 charge at end of lease to buy the car I've had previous leases for Toyota, Lexus, and BMW. Used a broker on all previous leases. Key Points Didn't know about the dealer quotes off Edmunds. Use them to start the negotiation process. If the dealer has a couple of cars (color etc) that meet what you want, take the lease info and leave the dealership. Study the info and you return later in the day or the next day. If you don't take the Audi Care pkg, does the $400 charge at end of lease for scheduled maintenance still apply. If you know of someone who has leased a vehicle recently, ask for a copy of their lease agreement so that you can see how the numbers come together. Key is to bring the capitalized cost down as low as possible through negotiation asking for free maintenance plan (the other offset to capitalized cost is your money down) Bottom Line Don't beat yourself up about the price you pay, learn from the experience. If the lease decision was all about price, you wouldn't be looking at an Audi.
Re: Meteor Gray Prestige! [danielb6752]
by manup on Fri May 01 22:30:29 PDT 2009
Could you please tell us what the "silly charges" were that you were told are not negotiable ?

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