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Replying to: adaniels (Oct 31, 2007 10:05 am) |
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| A cusomers residual is also not always less than market....sometimes its favorable to buy through the dealer and sometimes its advantageous to purchase the vehicle through AFS. If you want to purchase through a dlr there are ways to purchase at residual, it just takes a flexiable dlr and they rather not work for their dollar. | |
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Replying to: 2xaudi (Jun 08, 2006 7:18 pm)
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Replying to: jaysails (Nov 02, 2007 12:10 pm) |
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Replying to: jaysails (Nov 02, 2007 12:10 pm) I just wanted to offer another side of the coin (so to speak). |
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Maybe you have other leases or had other leases with Audi? or VW? Or maybe you know who to talk to there!!! When I called in, it seemed that the people in CS were less interested than the ones you get transferred over to sometimes in India.... |
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My lease on a 2004 A8 was up and I leased a new 2007 Audi. According to AFS's offer, the turn-in fee for the 2004 vehicle would be waived because of the new lease but no way! AFS demanded that I pay the $150 nevertheless; even a letter to Jo Lebeck, AFS's Director, was answered by an "assistant" who would not relent on my obligation to pay the fee despite their offer. I wouldn't go to court for such a trivial amount but I am now ordering a 2008 S4 but AFS no more! I will lease it through Chase. |
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| Sorry to hear that AFS is still so badly managed. They were my worst experience to date. Just about to turn in a Toureg to their parent, will be interesting to see how they handle things. So far, Mercedes is the best I've come across. | |
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