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Buying experience 2009 A4 3.2 Prestige: by bremerca on Thu Nov 05 14:11:52 PST 2009; Had a great buying experience at Elk Grove Audi, CA. They are a small Audi dealership with great staff. They got me a very good price for my trade in and located the car with the specs that I wanted. Ended up leasing the car for 36 months.

Cost to lease A4 2.0 (automatic): by sas9 on Tue Oct 20 21:11:04 PDT 2009; I'm in S. CA and want to lease this car for 36 months, 12k miles/year with minimal drive-off fees. I'm not interested in any options on the car because a lower monthly payment is more important to me. The MSRP on the car is $32,275 and invoice is $30,074. I've called around and was quoted $700 over invoice but they wanted $1550 out of pocket and $454/month. Residual is 54% and MF is .00124. How does this deal sound? I was hoping for a monthy payment in the $300 range. What do you think? Can I do better? Thanks for the help!

Re: 2010 A4 Sedan Lease with Trade in [traderfjp]: by barryend on Tue Oct 20 14:41:58 PDT 2009; I think car leases are cheaper in CA than the northeast. They only sell Quattros in the metro NY market. I have a 2009 P+ Nav. w 18" sports package. The 2010 options and packages I hear are different. It's a great car, just be careful so you have no buyers regrets and watch the dealer every step of the way. They add on packs at delivery. Tried nitro tire air on me for $79.00. Get the chrome exhaust tips thrown in. Try to get a tire upgrade. If I got a Premium I might but the OEM tires on Craigs list and get Michelins or something above the P6s in handling and traction. May be unimportant is southern CA.

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: What happened to the $4,000 incentive? [dulnev]: by rmrc on Tue Sep 22 06:40:15 PDT 2009; I think it depends on region. There are plenty of dealers choking on 2009s here in southern CA. But I'm waiting for that incentive to come back around or wait to find a nice pre-owned A6 3.0T.

Re: Audi Supplier Program [mufc4me]: by btmoore on Tue Aug 11 11:43:21 PDT 2009; As far as how it effects the price of a Premium, it is the same 6% off the MSRP, you could go on Audi's website and "build your own" to get the MSRP for what you want and take 6% off that price. I paid 46K ish before taxes etc, sorry don't have the exact numbers in front of me. I cant say what your taxes and licenses fees will be. My VLF was over $600 and taxes were another $4,500. Now that is in expensive tax crazy CA.

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