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Audi Lease return: by uhadmeathello on Thu May 08 12:59:48 PDT 2008; Anyone recently return an AUDI car after the lease program was over? A fellow co-worker just recently returned his A4 and was assessed over $2,000 in wear and tear charges, such as $125 for lost key $60 per stain on carpets I am interested in leasing an AUDI (sold my old one years ago) but hestitate to pull the trigger. I just recently returned my Honda (after lease end) and found their $1,500 deductible for wear and tear (and other minor scrapes) absolutely wonderful. Anyone have stories of blatant, excessive charges for Audi lease returns? Or am I fretting over nothing? I'm interested to know more. Thanks.

Re: April $1500 Incentive (NY/NJ/CT) [beoperson]: by fmansam on Sun Apr 13 20:20:15 PDT 2008; State CO I have been offered 3.6 Prem White MSRP 57525, rebate 2500, cash down 2500, MF 0.0008, residual 54% monthly payment of 757.98 (7% Tax), 36 mth 12K. I turned this one down. They came back with this, Selling 56500, 2500 rebate, 2500 down, MF 0.0008, 12K, mthly payment of 713.79 plus 7% tax, I still turned this down. Checked on line and my figures did not come close to theirs. If they are giving me 2500 rebate and me putting down 2500, I see that as 5K off selling price and lease cost should be 51500, MF.0008 and resdi 54%.... does that sound true, this gives me mthly payment of 617.99 plus tax. The car was ordered from NY, deal fail through and I that is why they would give me 2500 rebate, but I am / was am existing Audi customer, they say no security which is fine, but I get incentive bonus of 1500, but do not see that... so some of this seems not all that.....thoughts?

Re: A6 accessories [hearthawk]: by shawn757 on Tue Jan 01 01:02:27 PST 2008; Does anyone know whether fulltime students can get approved by Audi financial for a A6 without a Co-Signee?

Re: A4 Lease Turn-In Question [chips_n_salsa]: by audihorse on Sat Jun 23 08:30:04 PDT 2007; No you have to pay the 350 if not leasing/buying from them again - they have no incentive to waive otherwise. on tires, get the lease inspection (call Audi or local dealer to get inspection co. # in your area) done as soon as you can within the 3 mos. window to turn in date and see if the independent inspector dings you on tires. If he doesn't, they will go by the inspection report even if the tires are bald by the time you turn it in 3 months later. If he does list it on the report he provides to you (they list everything and give you a chance to repair or replace before turn in), you will want to replace or confirm with Audi that each tire charge is $120 if they replace after turn in as it states in Wear and Tear info on Audi web site. The inspector did not enforce the matching spare with me. Depends on the inspector. You can put cheaper brand on as long as all four tires match. They don't mean you have to put original brand on - they just want all 4 current tires to match. Probably can get away with older, but good, spare as long as it is same speed rating.

Re: good grief [edwardsf]: by audihorse on Fri Jun 15 20:08:39 PDT 2007; I am happy that you finally understand the 3rd party issue. I did not say AFS was unethical - maybe unfriendly, yes. And I believe the original poster if he says his research indicates other car cos. will sell to 3rd party for same price as they will to lessee. BTW, if you or I pay off a lease early- AFS will not charge interest on remaining payments so that is not the issue. Base payments + residual. But at equivalent of 1.29% interest, etc. who wants to do that? And as you noted, none of their terms -prepayment buy out of remaining payments due less interest + set residual (or if at lease end residual only) are avail to 3rd party. I have no problem with their terms - I just leased another Audi - and I fully understand the deal. But I thought Mcwenzel's point of view was perfectly legitimate and that he explained it quite well. Very good that you got $1000 below invoice. Did you pay that $495 advertising/prep fee they claim is on their "invoice"?

Re: Lease vs. Buy Conundrum [raudiaudi]: by audihorse on Fri Jun 08 09:35:44 PDT 2007; That was a nasty reply to someone who was correct about Audi lease exclusionary pricing and explained it multiple times quite well. Not necessary. Bad manners, too. Audi will not sell the car on buy-out price defined in lease agreement (residual value + remaining payments less interest) to anyone BUT the lessee. That is the difference he finds in Audi from other auto cos. Audi will quote a higher price if a 3rd party wants to buy the car. Other auto cos. in his research have indicated that a 3rd party could buy a car from them off of a lease to you at that agreed price and this would enable you to escape tax burden by having to buy the car and re-sell it to 3rd party.... The tax occuring twice refers to something that is true on most leased cars in most states. If I buy my Audi today I pay remaining tax owed and then if I sell it tomorrow to another party they pay the tax on the amount they pay me, too. That is not exclusive to Audi, though. There are clever ways to get around this in some states. What is exclusive to Audi according to the poster and guarantees this tax situation is their refusal to sell to a 3rd party for the same (possibly attractive) price as they have agreed to sell it to you in their lease agreement. It is not as though they get the tax money so it is just a way to encourage you to stay in the leased car by making it financially unattractive to get out of the lease. Either you have to buy the car and re-sell and pay tax or a 3rd party (non Audi dealer or your next door neighbor for example) has to pay more unattractive price to buy out from Audi and then they pay tax once on their transaction (if it is private party - but if it is a dealer - then no tax will be paid until the car is sold to another private party by dealer.) What part did you not understand?

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