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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Audi TT Lease Questions
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Does anyone know the difference between the residual values for a TT coupe versus the roadster? I currently have the 1st generation roadster and would like to lease a 2008, but keeping my increase in my monthly payment is currently first and foremost (if the amount is significant). I purchased my first one, so leasing is new to me! Thanks for your input!
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Replying to: drpirritano (Dec 05, 2007 5:10 pm) |
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Replying to: ttman2b (Nov 24, 2007 7:01 am) It sounds like a decent offer. I just got a fully loaded (nothing else to add) Roadster 3.2 for $2100 due at signing. My payments is just under $900, including maintenance and a couple of other programs. The money factor you quoted seems high. My money factor was 0.0005 or 1.2% APR. The residual value, though, was horrible at 53%. |
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Have an opportunity to lease a 2.0 TT that has been used by the dealer as a loaner for TT owners. The car was put into service in April or June of 07, has 4,000 miles on it and will be sold/leased as a certified vehicle (don't know if it has been registered by the dealer though). My question is this -- when computing the residual my understanding is that part of the calculation includes the MSRP -- is this still the case for a car like this? The MSRP on this vehicle is $41450 (that includes delivery) but I may be able to get it for around $35000 (or less) -- should this amount ($35,000) be considered the MSRP and the one that the residual is calculated with? Resideual will probalby be 55% of the figure. BTW the details on the car are: 2.0 premium TT S-tronic metallic paint blue tooth and IPOD upgraded sound upgraded wheels and run flat tires Bi-xenon I think that they will be using the current lease program to work the deal. Thanks, in advance for any advice. |
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I'm going to be leasing a TT coupe with s line here in Southern California. I really can't decide between white or silver. If anyone has thoughts with reasons I would love to hear them. Also I will be going in this weekend to haggle the price down. I'm looking at this: S Line Premium Pkg Bluetooth Bose Premium Sound Sat Nav with iPod Xeon MSRP from dealer: $44,925.00 Invoice according to Edmunds: $41,835 What my lease will be: 36 months, 15K miles/yr, $3,000 down I would like the monthly payments to be around $450 Is that reasonable? Too high, too low? What is a good asking price I should go in to the dealer with. As with anyone I'm looking for the best deal. note: according to audi's website the special lease deal: $399* lease per month for 36 months Now through July 2, 2008 Down payment: $2,999 Refundable security deposit: $400 Acquisition fee: $575 First month's payment: $399 Amount due at lease inception: $4,373 Excludes taxes, title and dealer fees 10,000 miles/yr thanks!
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| Does anyone have an idea what credit score range is acceptable to qualify for Audi's special leasing offers? | |
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Replying to: dorkbrand (Jun 05, 2008 1:03 am) I am very curious about that lease deal. I am highly interested in leasing a TT Premium 2.0T exactly like the one you mention. In Ibis White as a matter of fact. My dealer has one but is quoting me $1900.00 down with $641.00 per month x 48 months at around $45,000. Seems high to me. Do you have any further info on that lease deal on TTs?
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Replying to: reality2 (Jul 18, 2008 12:21 pm) So I just got the silver tt roadster last month. The price of the car was much higher than I had expected ($47,300 sticker). However after going back and forth with two dealers and I got one of the dealers to give me the car for $3,000 down, $505 a month includes tax, 12k a year. 36 months lease. I would say I got a really fantastic deal, but I'm sure you can get close by just shopping around. Does anyone know about the details of getting out of a brand new lease? Unfortunately I'm actually looking to get out of this lease to get an A5. So soon, I know. Sorry for the plug but if anyone is looking for a fully loaded TT roadster silver. Only $505 a month including tax! I'll probably list it on www.leasetrader.com soon. |
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Replying to: dorkbrand (Jul 18, 2008 1:05 pm) I don't know the exact details of taking over a lease; just that it's definitely possible. There are costs associated for the actual transfer, and all the paperwork to transfer the lease is taken care of by the leasing company. If you visit the leasetrader website, they have an overview of how the process goes. Are you in Southern California, by any chance? And is it a 2008? If so, I may take you up on the lease transfer. Let me know if you still want to do it.
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Replying to: tinttin (Jul 19, 2008 7:49 am) If you're interested please let me know and we can work out the details.
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