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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Volkswagen Jetta Lease Questions
1005 messages, Last post on Nov 06, 2009 at 1:51 PM
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Replying to: atsenb (Dec 01, 2008 10:08 am)
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Replying to: bisdamonl (Dec 03, 2008 8:20 am) Also, did you roll everything into your lease or did you pay the $575 bank fee and the plates/DMV fees (around $150-200). The $575 adds about $15/month to the lease, the $150-200 adds about $7/month to the lease. Assuming you leased it for 39m/30k with 61% residual and rolled the acq. and misc. fees into the payment, you basically got it for around $700-800 below invoice, which is a pretty good deal I think. If you leased it with more mileage allowance, then the deal is even better! I believe there are also a $1000 loyalty from VW Credit and another $500 that VW is offering to the dealers if you get a manual transmission. Can anyone confirm these incentives/promotions from VW to the dealers/consumers for the tri-state area for the month of December?? Thanks,
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Replying to: bisdamonl (Nov 25, 2008 10:28 am) .0030 x 2400=7.2%
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Replying to: atsenb (Dec 03, 2008 10:54 am)
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Replying to: kshankar (Dec 04, 2008 8:54 am) So while I agree that 6%+ is high for financing rate, and if you can finance it at 0% apr, by all means, go for it. The manufacturer (and the consumer) should be indifferent to how the incentive comes along (whether it be lower money factors or lower sales price) as long as the dealers are willing to pass along that saving (I think this is the key part). |
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Replying to: bisdamonl (Dec 08, 2008 8:08 am) Can you confirm that your final negotiated price of $20,000 is AFTER the loyalty incentive? If it is, it would be a bit discouraging as I was hoping to get the dealers to at or below invoice, then asking for the loyalty incentive. I am fairly certain there is still a $500 incentive for manual transmission as well. Thanks,
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Can someone let me know the current incentives for the 2009 Jetta Wolfsburg 2.0t? I currently own a 2007 Jetta GLI so I would be elibile for any loyalty rebates, I also graduated college in July 2007 so do I also get any grad deals? I didnt use one on the 07 purchase. I'm looking at a 3yr 15k/yr lease
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Replying to: atsenb (Dec 11, 2008 2:04 pm) I'll also let you know what I had to do to get them down that far. The first dealer I went to is where I ended up, but after I received their initial higher offer, I took that to another dealer. I spent almost a week in negotiations with the second dealer for the car that was closest to what I wanted, which happened to be a couple thousand less than the car I picked out at the first dealership. That second dealership employed several shady and underhanded tactics so I really didn't want to do business with them. I took that offer to the original dealer and told them I got the deal I needed from the other dealer, but they (the first dealer) had the car I wanted. Basically, I said this is what I want to pay for the car I want, make it happen. And they came damn close and that was good enough for me. |
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After tons of research and test drives (S40, 9-3, A3, Mazda3, WRX, Accord, Mini Clubman, etc.) I'm making a decision this weekend on the new Jetta Wolfsburg, so I'd like the advice of anyone offering it. I'm a small business owner, so because of tax benefits I've decided on a lease. It all shakes down to this: 2009 Jetta WE, stick 36mo/12k/ZERO down $335 per month Anyone? I'm also getting a good deal on my trade-in, and I've negotiated this pretty hard - let me know what you think. Also, I live in Delaware. Thx.
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Replying to: steavos (Dec 12, 2008 4:30 pm) After having it 3 weeks I still feel it's easily the best value in it's class for the features you get. The only issue i have is the stereo is very "trebley" if that's a word. I actually found that dealers were more willing to work on prices of automatics because apparently only 10% of the WE's are manuals (there's really no way I could find to verify this) and they actually offered me $100 less than that for an automatic, but I prefer manual. |
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