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Prices Paid: Buying & Leasing Experiences Audi Q7 Lease Questions
809 messages, Last post on Oct 19, 2009 at 2:09 AM
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I am in the market for an Audi Q7 lease. I just got a quote for the following: 2009 Q7 36-month lease 12K Miles/Year Premium Package Cap Cost: 46K Lease end value: 24,339 (assumes 51% Residual) Total Inception Fees: $3500 Monthly Payment: $650 The dealer indicated to me that 2009 Lease rates are more favorable than 2008 models, but buying a 2008 model may actually lead to a better deal. I'm primarily interested in leasing. I was wondering if anyone out there has received similar quotes or even better ones. |
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I am in the market for an Audi Q7 3.6 Prestige lease. I went to a Socal dealer for the following quote: 2009 Q7, Prestige Package+Pana roof+Warm Pack MSRP: 58500 36 month/15K Lease-end buy price: 27460 Monthly Payment (plus Audi care): $750 Initial Down payment (include everything): $3500 Is that a good deal? Thanks!
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I considering transferring the lease that I got (with help from the folks on here) in 9/07. I'm hoping that since I got a pretty good deal then, and Audi seems to have dropped lease support on the Q7, that the terms I have would be attractive to someone that wants a 2 year lease (17k/miles year available). Anyways, come to find out that transferring a lease through Audi does not get you off the hook, so if the person I transfer to defaults or otherwise screws over the lease, I would still be liable. I saw an article on lease default protection that is basically an insurance policy in case this happens, but besides Swap A Lease dot com, I can't find anyone selling it (maybe I'm googling the wrong terms). Unfortunately with Swap A Lease you need to input the information for yourself and the person taking over the lease and such a person doesn't exist yet - I just want to find out how much it costs before deciding to move forward with this. Anyone have any experience with this and could tell me where I could buy this insurance and about how much it costs? Thanks!
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Replying to: woolooloo (Oct 14, 2008 7:58 am) regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: bobplus (Oct 11, 2008 9:08 am) I have been offered the following deal: Q7 Premium Plus msrp 54,425 purchase 49,500 3.6 Premium plus pano sunroof bicolor wheels 36mo/10k mf .00066 Residual 49% 1250 out the door 682 or 735 includes tax Does anyone have any deals to compare? Thanks.
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Replying to: mrcr (Oct 22, 2008 12:06 pm) I ended up with this deal: 3 year/15K miles, 3000 down, 769/mon (include tax and audi care) The car is 58K, 3.6 L, prestigious option, plus sunroof and 20 wheel. |
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Replying to: kyfdx (Oct 14, 2008 8:00 am) The problem is that while the policy would help cover the costs if the person who picks up the lease defaults, it would not help my credit if they make late payments and my credit score gets dinged by the late payments. I'm not sure if I want to take that risk with the economy as it is where even a good intentioned person with great credit could find themselves in a position where they couldn't make the payments. They do offer another alternative. Basically, you find someone who wants to take the lease, they buy out the old lease, and re-lease it through one of their banking partners. That way the old lease is satisfied and I would no longer be on the hook. The problem there is the terms of the new lease are not that generous and I was told that basically the new person would have to take the vehicle with a 3 year lease that would be basically $900/mo, a heck of a lot worse than the $660/mo for 2 years that I was hoping to entice someone with. Plus it seems people could get that sort of deal right now on a new vehicle, so I don't think I want to spend the $500 they charge to advertise the vehicle for re-lease. I guess advantages of the re-lease are that you don't need a down payment and she said they would accept anyone with a credit score over 680 and I'm not sure what Audi's threshold is. Anyways, not sure what I'm going to do. I'd like to get out of the lease but it looks like I'm stuck with it.
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Replying to: woolooloo (Oct 22, 2008 3:11 pm) regards, kyfdx
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Replying to: kyfdx (Oct 23, 2008 6:48 am) BMW and Mercedes do release you from obligation if you re-lease. If someone would like to find out about other lease companies, they can check the link below - however obviously terms may change so make sure you check the lease documents you actually have to sign rather than rely solely on that link. I for one will not lease from Audi again or any other company that has this rule. Lease companies |
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Not going to post all the details but if your in the market for a Q7 I and your in the Chicagoland area I would seriously check out Continental. Here is a brief description of what I was offered. 2008 Q7 Premium MSRP 52,000.00 First and Plates Only - Drive Off $709.00 per month |
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