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2010 A4 Premium Plus: by s4_someday on Mon Nov 23 18:54:25 PST 2009; This site has been helpful as there is little info on leases on the web and I was new to the leasing world..just signed for the following deal: 2010 A4 Premium Plus 10k/mi per yr 42 months $1,700 total out of pocket at signing including 1st month pmt $465 month Good Deal? Thanks to all those who post.

2009 A4 Cabrio MF n Resid?: by jsligh on Sat Nov 21 14:18:59 PST 2009; Car_Man, do you have the Nov mf n resid for a 2009 A4 cabrio based on 10, 12, and 15k mi per year? Thanks!

Re: not really [charliemango]: by disla on Mon Nov 16 13:30:31 PST 2009; I am in NJ, leased mine from Bell Audi in Edison. You could see my deal in my earlier posts, but here it is: Premium Plus (no navi), MSRP $42650 or so, negotiated price was at ~39K. 12,000 mi/y, 42 mo. $2500 down(incl. 1st payment), $475/mo, incl. taxes

A4 november lease: by ibush01 on Mon Nov 09 20:34:54 PST 2009; Car_man, do you have the November lease numbers from Audi on the A4? I'm looking at a 2010 A4 Premium Plus sedan for 36mos at 18k mi/yr. Thanks!

Audi Q7 Premium Plus TDI: by dennischris on Sun Sep 27 04:41:23 PDT 2009; Help would be appreciated ASAP. Going to the dealer in NJ tomorrow to cut a deal. First I looked at the 3.6 but still have not driven it, then drove the TDI, liked the gas mileage and the torque, but I need to lease her for 36 months for 800 and the dealer told me like 950 - 10K mi per year. I wonder if they can do it? I was told that I could get a 3.6 for that, and then I was told by another dealer that the residual on the TDI was better and it was only a few grand more so i should be able to get the same lease number. How slow is the 3.6? Should I go to the 8 cylinder if need be. Hate to loose the mileage. Also heard the TDI torque dies out after 45 mph - true? THX

Re: September Lease numbers and CASH [Car_man]: by dennischris on Fri Sep 25 20:06:58 PDT 2009; I am looking at the 2010 Q7 TDI Premium Plus now, but I was looking at a 3.6 before and got a lease # of $800 per month on the gas model for 36 months 10k mi per year. Then I was told by one dealer that although the TDi cost a bit more (I see 4K from the Audi site) that since the residual was better than the 3.6 I probably could get the same $800 per month lease on the TDI. Then one dealer told me it woudl be 950 for the TDI. How much better is the residual on the TDI? Should it not work out to the same as the 3.6? THX

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