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Re: Not even 1,000 off MSRP [unleaded100]: by dhkhan on Sun Oct 25 12:02:39 PDT 2009; Unleaded 100, Could you please share details of your X5 lease. I'm basically looking at the same options (Q&, X5d, ML350 BT) and would apprecite getting info on the current deals out there. am in Northern Colorado, where there are not many dealers for these SUVs so any information on the deal would help me with my negotiation. Thanks in advance.

to Buyingcars: by rich30 on Tue Aug 18 05:26:32 PDT 2009; Unfortunately, the dealer is allowed to do almost anything they want and make extra profit by deceiving the buyer. It's not like investing with Madoff, but...it is nasty. If the MF from Audi finance is 0.0010 (only for example, I do not hv this # for u) and the dealer tells you the MF is 0.0016, guess what - the dealer keeps the difference as extra profit! Residuals can wok same way. This is the sophisticated level of the rip off (what the consumer does not understand is grounds for making extra $). You expect honest help once you want their brand, so you want to just finance it, what you get - "A ball of confusion". Your car salesman is changed into an "investment banker" making his profit by giving made up financial percentages when you expect to get a fair deal. When a client asks dealer for the money factor, he/she expects the current rate determined by the brand's finance co. This is not the norm - you will not usually get the current numbers from the car finance co. (Audi fionance here). This is exactly why we all need this and other forums where you can get the truth. Even calling the Audi (or any brand) finance co and ask them for the resid or MF - they will not give you an answer! - believe it or not! They tell you it is up to the dealer to give these crucial #s! Rich

Re: Is this a good deal? [lauriey]: by waygrabow on Sat Apr 18 19:03:04 PDT 2009; I can imagine how angry you were ("bring your husband"). Like waving a red flag. I can still remember when I bought a car by myself at age 22; one dealership wanted to know if my parents were co-signing. Didn't take me seriously. I was just out of the service after two tours in Vietnam. Didn't like being treated like a kid; didn't go back there; and paid cash at another dealership. Great car, isn't it.

Q5 TRAILER HITCH: by oceanman2 on Thu Mar 26 14:50:13 PDT 2009; Looks like it is a big deal to get a hitch on one of these. The dealer wants like $1,500.00, and no after market co. has this car in their computer system.

Re: 2009 A4 2.0 with premium plus lease deal [jeff116]: by 09_Audi_Fan on Mon Dec 15 11:33:28 PST 2008; I e-mailed the fleet manager with the terms and price I wanted and he countered with $2K below invoice. No negotiations. Car is brand new. Did not get loyalty discount. Audi pays 1st month lease. Times are tough and dealers are desperate. Someone on the MB forum got a 08 Mercedes C350 for $8K below invoice. My co-worker got a 08 Infiniti G35 fully loaded for $28K+tax.

Re: 2.7T bi-turbo engine (B5) [caothangbui]: by randyfrisch on Sun Nov 02 00:19:50 PDT 2008; How did that swap go? ;)

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