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1542 messages, Last post on Dec 06, 2009 at 6:33 PM
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Replying to: krish9 (Sep 21, 2009 4:13 pm) Another dealer explained that you either get the cash rebate (which supposedly is already built into the lower price) or the lower financing rate. I am planning on buying it, but I wish the financing rate was lower. I have looked around in other banks, credit unions, etc and I get around the same rate of 3.9%. How can I push the 1.9% to the dealership?
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Replying to: newaudi09 (Sep 22, 2009 4:36 pm) I am not going to say go by my word. But in my experience the sales people say anything. I would say check on audiusa.com. If its there and it doesn't say that you can't combine the apr with rebate then the dealer has to give it to you. One good way you can try is call up another dealer elsewhere. Tell them that you looking to buy an audi and want to know about the financing options. Some where in your conversation you can mention that you heard about cash rebates and ask them to give you both. See what they say. If they say it can be done then you know that this dealer is just playing hardball. Good luck  . Let me know what happens. ~K |
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Replying to: newaudi09 (Sep 22, 2009 4:36 pm) ~K
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Replying to: krish9 (Sep 22, 2009 9:51 pm) At this point, I am just tired of the transaction, so I just want to get it over with.  I think I got a decent deal, it's possible it could be better. I just want to get and enjoy the car...
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I got a deal from dealers, but I am not sure this is good deal or not. The car is, 2009 Audi A4 2.0T Quattro Sedan Prem. Plus. Ext. Color: Ice silver, Int. Color: Black I got a $33,500 for only car (before tax and the fees). How about this? |
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Hi! I'm planning to purchase a 2009 Audi a4 2.0 quattro, premium plus. I would like to know if the navigation system is worth the extra $2,000+ or should I stick with my Garmin. How is the navi working for those who have it?
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Replying to: anng28 (Sep 24, 2009 10:53 pm) - no navigation means you don't have the full system controls on the lower console. - no navigation means no backup camera / parking system - no navigation means no traffic alerts (unless you have that on your garmin) I am not trying to sell you Nav.... I was debating the same question last week and would prefer to have all those options as well as NOT having something stuck to my window and wires hanging down. Cheers! |
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audi jacksonville deal for: Quartz Gray Balck interior Exhaust Tips All Weather Floor Mats Audi Music Interface Bluetooth Homelink Garage Door Wheel Locks Total MSRP $33,725 Invoice $31,728.50 is $29,446 a fair price? i'm not happy with financing offer---6.39%-66 months credit score 755. dealer said if i take audi financing, i lose incentive--any comments appreciated |
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moma, 29.5 sounds like a great deal to me. but i guess u will have to deal w/ high financing. anng288, all tru w/ you u said but a built-in nav system makes my mind lazy and that's why i don't like to have one, not to mention it might costly when u need to update the map data. a garmin unit should do the trick for me only when truly needed. in general, if it justifies for your budget then go for it. it doesn't for me. i recently purchased a lexus is 250 for my younger bro and it has nav system and it's arlite. i don't care much b/c it's his car .
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Replying to: ttnash (Sep 17, 2009 8:59 pm) where did you get this great deal on a 2010 A4 premium 2.0T
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