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Re: Please help 3.6 Premium, 10K miles, 36 Month Lease [rohan25]: by ody02tjk on Sat Jun 02 10:49:50 PDT 2007; Making a few assumptions here, like a 5% tax rate, a $48K sales price, and a $27300 3 year residual (assuming a $51500 MSRP and 53% residual rate), and using the Edmunds Lease Calculator, the lease payment should be about $655 per month. I just picked up my Red 3.6 Premuim this morning, and found out that if you qualify for the better credit, Audi will waive the SD.

Re: 36/15 MF and RV dilema for 3.6P S-line [conelecon]: by hspder on Thu Apr 26 08:47:36 PDT 2007; I'm not car_man but I since I haven't seen him around in a while, I'll take a stab at it myself: 2007 Audi Q7 3.6 Premium: 36 Month, 15k � Residual 51% of MSRP � 0.00038 Base ("Buy") Rate Residual is +1% with Audi Care, -2% with S-line, so *with* Audi Care it should actually be 51 - 2 + 1 = 50%. Your dealer is giving you 1% extra somehow. Strange. Audi Care is around $570 and hence pays for itself (1% of MRSP = $570). So do it! Even with such a low monthly payment, DO NOT do ANY more than 1 security deposit; after the first one (if you don't put it down, your MF increases by 0.00015, which will cost you $450 in interest over the life of the lease, but multiple SDs will decrease the MF by much less), at these extremely low Money Factors, the opportunity cost is far greater than the reduction in interest. Generally, you should minimize the drive-off as much as you can. (actually, for people who have a monthly payment above the $1k mark, you shouldn't even put down the 1 security deposit, since the opportunity cost will be greater than even the $450). Yes, "Buy" and "Sell" rates can be different; your dealer is giving you a price pretty close to invoice so he's trying to make money on the lease. That's normal -- but be careful on how much he charges up. Ask for the total interest. By each 0.00035 he marks up the MF, he's pocketing around $1,000 extra from you. So be careful!

Re: Getting started..... [bstime]: by bstime on Wed Mar 01 07:25:09 PST 2006; just so the full details are posted: 2006 A4 2.0T Quattro...Auto, prem, sunroof and techn packages. Edmunds invoice was 35,040, edmunds TMV was 37389, MSRP was 37760. Price paid was 35,300. I rolled that into a lease with the .00080 money factor ..details as previously posted Morro Blue, gray (platinum) interior. Only buyers remorse I have is thinking i would have liked the NAV simply for the ability to put SD cards with MP3s straight in...but NAV price is too high for just that as I do not care about the NAV stuff itself. Nice surprise...i forgot my phone is bluetooth...that I am gonna like a WHOLE lot :) :D :D

Re: ordering a 2006 A4 3.2 Avant [newguy3]: by concrete1717 on Sat May 28 18:19:21 PDT 2005; Might one way to determine a decent deal is to obtain bids from at least two dealers?

VW Group: by concrete1717 on Tue Mar 08 19:15:11 PST 2005; BUSINESS WEEK, 14 MAR 2005: "Hot Audi" "...the division [Audi] accounted for nearly 100% of VW Group's net earnings last year. In 2004 the average operating profit per car at Audi was $1,374, while Volkswagen brand cars, suffering from high costs, model mistakes, and an aging fleet, lost an average $13 per vehicle...". ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ DER SPIEGEL (english site), 12 JUL 2004: "Turning up the Heat in Wolfsburg" "Automobile industry: For the VW group, the whole basis of its business is crumbling away: Customers are no longer accepting the carmaker's high prices. A drastic programme of savings is intended to come to the rescue. The aim is for costs to be reduced by altogether three billion euros.". ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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