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Audi of Downtown LA

1900 S Figueroa St
Los Angeles, CA 90007
(800) 682-8568

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Beverly Hills Audi

8423 Wilshire Blvd
Beverly Hills, CA 90211
(310) 557-2472

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Rusnak Audi Pasadena

267 W Colorado Blvd
Pasadena, CA 91105
(877) 343-7576

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Santa Monica Audi

1020 Santa Monica Blvd
Santa Monica, CA 90401
(800) 451-8620

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Keyes Audi

5700 Van Nuys Blvd
Van Nuys, CA 91401
(818) 922-0500

6 Sales Reviews
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Pacific Audi

20550 Hawthorne Blvd
Torrance, CA 90503
(888) 840-2956

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Los Angeles, CA Audi Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Lease deal [jd25]: by xxxmotors323 on Thu Feb 21 02:35:44 PST 2008; as of now the rates are still about the same and on an 08 audi a4 with 0 out of ur pocket...not even drive off. i could do 408 a month tax included on a premium package with sport suspension car. let me know if anyone is interested

Re: Audi A4 2.0T Quatro 2008 Leasing. [Car_man]: by saront on Thu Oct 04 12:14:01 PDT 2007; Thank You So Much!!!!

Re: Audi A4 2.0T Quatro 2008 Leasing. [saront]: by saront on Tue Oct 02 13:07:49 PDT 2007; any help with my posting? i appreciate it.

Audi A4 2.0T Quatro 2008 Leasing.: by saront on Fri Aug 24 10:16:25 PDT 2007; Hi. I got a price quote for Audi A4 2008 2.0T Quattro with a lot of options that makes it $39550 MSRP. I would like to know if these prices makes sense and is a good deal to lease. The numbers I gather from a dealer are as follows: GRS Cap of $37425 with residual value of 57% and cap reduction of $1406 and money factor of .00148 and acquisition fee of $595 +$45 for some kind of document fee. And finally net cap cost of $36018 giving me of $460/month payment for 36month with 15K. I did my homework a little about understanding all this numbers, but my question is that the invoice price of this car is little over $37000. So am I getting a good deal? When I looked at this numbers my discount rate is about 5.5% from the MSRP looking at the GRS Cop cost. Am I supposed to look at my savings from the invoice price? Little confused on how to determine good pricing or I should say good deal. I hope I am making any sense and if you have any feedback would be appreciated.

Can this be real?: by tpsinha on Fri Mar 30 15:36:03 PDT 2007; I asked for a quote on an Avant. The first and only one I've gotten so far via email is more than 3k below INVOICE. I confirmed the options and that this is for U.S. pickup, not European delivery. How much would tax, etc. be on top (I'm in CA)? 10% or so? Thanks!

Re: "Dealer Prep & Advertising" Fee in Boston, MA Area [hatchback1]: by blueguydotcom on Fri Mar 30 13:50:09 PDT 2007; Autotrader.com and Cars.com. We ended up buying in Los Angeles. Obviously, be sure to subscribe to carfax as some cars have already had multiple owners (bad sign in my opinion). The good thing about low mileage 2006s: they still have the free maintenance.

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