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2007 A4 ATL by stewdy
Sep 17, 2007 (10:25 am)
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I made the drive from over from SC and bought a 2007 A4 at Jim Ellis ATL (they also have a dealer in Marietta). I may have left a little bit on the table, but I'm comfortable with the price I paid and I got the car in the color combination I wanted:
 
Specifics:
A4 Quattro Black/Beige 98 miles on the odometer
Premium Package
Convenience Package
Navigation System
Sticker: $37,315
 
Paid : $32,000
Doc Fee: $ 400
           $32,400 + SC tax ($300) & License
 
If anyone is considering purchasing one, they still have quite a few left (one of which is a silver with black premium, convenience, heated seats) that has apparently been on the lot for quite a while. They really wanted to deal on that car but it's not my favorite color combo and it has 1,000 miles on it. I'm not sure when Audi had a price increase (I'm assuming it was on the destination charge), but several cars I priced using Edmunds were off by about $55 too low. That could be a good tool to use to determine how desperate they are to unload a car. There were two CVT's with premium and convenience at the Marietta dealer that were pre price increase that I would have gone after had this deal not worked out. I figure that 6K off of those wouldn't be out of the question. Hope this helps someone out! BTW, so far I love the car! (it's a little more comfortable than my Miata )
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Press Request by KarenS HOST
Sep 27, 2007 (12:34 pm)
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08 A4 sedan by panxd01
Oct 06, 2007 (8:38 pm)
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I went to test drive today for a 2008 A4 sedan. Quite impressive with the car except a little pricey.
 
2.0T CVT
Deep blue
Premium package
Sticker price: $32k
Invoice: $30500
 
Dealer won't get much lower on invoice price. Anybody bought 08 A4 recently? What should I expect to pay for purchase?
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Re: 08 A4 sedan [panxd01] by jlkil
Oct 26, 2007 (9:08 pm)
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Replying to: panxd01 (Oct 06, 2007 8:38 pm)

I just looked at an A4 that was priced ~$32k including the 995 dealer paint and fabric protector. Dealer didn't budge much, I am talking to another dealer that seems more willing to deal, but they are in a much larger city. Just a ballpark figure was a LOT less.
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2007 Audi A4 2.0T Q by supernatural1
Oct 31, 2007 (7:54 am)
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Just purchased 07 A4 Quattro
Auto
Premium PKG
Rear airbag
Silver Metellic
 
MSRP $33,940
bought it for $28,900 plus tax
They gave me 2.9% financing for 60 months too.
I think it was a good deal
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Re: 2007 Audi A4 2.0T Q [supernatural1] by msmith777
Nov 05, 2007 (11:54 am)
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Replying to: supernatural1 (Oct 31, 2007 7:54 am)

Sounds like a great deal...do you have specifics? Dealer location? Also, if you could email me the name of the salesperson that would be great...
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Audi Auto Care Plan by theresa11
Nov 09, 2007 (10:04 am)
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Now that Audi do not offer free maintenance with a new purchase, does anyone have any comments about the Audi Care program that is currently being offered? I gives you 4ys/50K miles for $590.
 
Thanks for input.
 
Teresa
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Re: Audi Auto Care Plan [theresa11] by vinnyny
Nov 10, 2007 (7:34 am)
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Replying to: theresa11 (Nov 09, 2007 10:04 am)

I've owned two Audis in the past. I loved both cars, especially the TT Roadster, but I wouldn't have owned either of them without the Audi warranty and maintenance plan. Why? As much fun as they were, they spent lots of time in the shop and the mechanics' bill ran in the thousands. Even an oil change cost twice that of a Honda.
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Audi A4 - lease ja, buy nein ? by mark_wny
Nov 12, 2007 (9:04 pm)
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I recently visited an Audi dealer and asked, 'what proportion of the cars are leased vs. sold?' I was stunned when the salesman replied, 'about 90% are lease deals.' I have noticed that all the 'special offers' on the Audi website are leases. On the A4 Reliability forum, the consensus seems to be that the cars are wonderful up to about 50K miles, but then are finished.
  To a non-Audiphile, this raise a question: can a car that is functional for only 50K miles (half the lifetime of a regular car) really be a valid prospect in any market?
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Re: Audi A4 - lease ja, buy nein ? [mark_wny] by rjorge3
Nov 14, 2007 (9:46 pm)
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Replying to: mark_wny (Nov 12, 2007 9:04 pm)

Mark, I'll share with you my experience which it touches a good point you mentioned. I leased my A4 1.8 on January 2005 (39 months Lease, 50K warranty and scheduled maintance included up to 50k) My lease allowed me 15k miles per year. Since I have a work horse (1994 celica) which I use it together with the Audi, I thought that I would never used my mileage this early, but because I had to lend my beloved Celica to a family member for almost 5 months, that made me go over the mileage. I right now have 53k in the Audi and I still have 5 more months until the lease is over....and guess what? since I have the celica back, the A4 sits in my garage as I am scared to death to drive it because the warranty expired.
 
I can share the same feeling of some people in this forum, nice car to drive and "own" during the lease/warranty period, but it does make you feel uneasy after the warranty period expires. Of course I feel this way due to 5 unscheduled trips to the dealer to fix a: vacuum system problem, replacing the gas tank, three trips for the engine light "on" and another for loss of power in the middle of the Lincoln Tunnel. Other than that it is a magnificent car to drive, and that that I only have the anemic 1.8L.
 
You know what, it is almost like being in an abusive relationship, you know you are going to get hurt, but boy what a fun car to drive Audis are. I am even comtemplating in leasing (this time I will not lend my other car and I will only lease it for 36 months-I learned my lesson) the B8 when it comes out..........I know I know......hey I've told you gang, it is indeed a Masochist relationship

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