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But the dealer has three young kids and a mortgage: by ilikeike on Thu Jun 11 12:47:33 PDT 2009; That would mean I paid about $1,300 more than if I had spent the time to really shop the deal. I had already figured that I might have been about $600 over rock-bottom, but I was hoping it wasn't much more than that. Oh well. Anyway, I didn't have much of a choice after returning the defective used car. If I hadn't replaced it with the same car immediately, my wife would have spent much more than $1,300 shopping to get over her grief. Since we couldn't find the combination she wanted anywhere locally, I was happy to have a dealer dig one up for us. I noticed that Cars Direct is much closer to the $1,500 under invoice. Are they a better gauge than Edmunds?

Re: Audi Q5 Lease Questions [bman33]: by b4z on Thu Mar 19 05:50:12 PDT 2009; we were at an audi dealership friday and they were pushing the new incnetives for the q5Premium. $499mo. for 36mos 10K miles per year. This was the ballon with none of the upfront or turn in lease costs. I believe the premium plus was about $569 for the same term. I asked them several times about leasing and they never really answered my question. Oh yeah, we still do leasing but it seemed like from what i could determin it was higher. I think they were using 50% as a residual on the 36month 10K ballon deals.

Re: 2009 FWD A3 February rates [jd25]: by quincylu on Thu Feb 05 17:18:59 PST 2009; uh oh car man. looks like I may have had an outdated money factor. Any idea what it should have been for an A3 FWD without the Sline? Thanks.

Re: Q7 deal -- sound OK? [td10001]: by td10001 on Thu Feb 05 13:54:08 PST 2009; oh yeah ... 36 mo 15k per

PA / OH A4 lease quotes: by donnydjr on Sat Dec 27 14:53:37 PST 2008; It looks like some parts of the country, Northern Cali in particular, are getting awesome deals. Here's what I've been quoted by the Western PA / Eastern OH dealers who are fairly consistent: A4 Prem Plus 2.0T 36 mos / 15k miles (about $21 per month more than 12k miles) MSRP 37,925 - includes wood trim interior OR metallic paint $400 upgrade included, but not both... no navi $555 / month (including 9% PA lease tax) with $863 to $1,000 down (which includes first month's payment and all fees) price includes various coupons according to the dealer and they are selling me the car at invoice + $250 or so prior to the dealer coupon(s) maintenance plan adds ~ $10 / month FWIW - Lexus IS 250 AWD with similar options is ~ $520 / month with the same terms as above. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated... not sure how others are getting below $500 per month on this thread, unless those markets are getting better lease terms / rates from Audi. d

My price on '09 2.0T 4wd Prem Plus Brill Black in NYC: by RBlakeNYC on Tue Dec 02 18:02:10 PST 2008; I've very much appreciated the information shared here. Thank you to all! Since I just put down my deposit on my car I figured it is my turn to share (hoping detail is clear and valuable) * I live in Manhattan and shopped NY/NJ and CT metro area * Solicited costs using edmunds and other online quote request services * edmunds shows MSRP at $37,525 incl Dest., invoice at $34,911 and TMV at $37,278 * Started about 3 weeks ago, but took a detour while exploring RAV4's until I test drove it and realized somewhat cheap feeling - don't think this helped but who knows * Seduced back into Audi consideration by an offer at $300 over invoice for car I wanted - only later realized there is a marketing fee of about $400 added making their invoice essentially $35,300 and quote at $35,600 * Was still on fence until I got a quote for $34,300! I quickly checked around to make sure no one else could beat it and was tipped-off that the dealer was probably using 2 "conquest coupons" (?) to generate the additional $1000 below Audi-invoice. Several other dealers offered to sell at Audi invoice ($35,300) but not to beat it since I did not own a car making me coupon eligible. * Questioned original $34,300 quote dealer and he agreed he was planning on using conquest coupons and was dismayed to learn that I don't own a car (I live in Manhattan and most of us don't). Perhaps feeling embarrassed he agreed to go $35k flat. * So, I put down the deposit tonight and he is finding the car as we speak (awaiting call-backs from 4 dealers with right car). He promises it within 10 days. So I got the car at $35k + $149 doc fee which is $99 over edmunds invoice or $300 below audi invoice. I also had several dealers offering at their dealer invoice. My advice is shoot for dealer invoice or better if you can qualify for loyalty or conquest contributions. Oh yeah, I also decided to put down 10% and pay-off the rest in 36 months at 2.9%. Payments are kinda big but at that rate it was worth minimizing the down payment. They also have 3.9% on 48 months. (I'm not sure how strict they are on credit quality to qualify but mine is stellar at 800. I've heard you need over 700 to qualify for this rate.) Hope this helps. I'll check back for any questions. Rick

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