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Audi A5 Prices Paid and Buying Experience

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#65 of 95 price by jj316

Mar 19, 2010 (11:02 am)

Basic discount is 200 over invoice.

#66 of 95 Maryland A5 purchase price by unartisticinc

Mar 19, 2010 (11:48 am)

If that's the case, it would have been nice to know that earlier. However, I've seen numerous people receive worse deals even in the past week. How did you come by this information

#67 of 95 Help with A5 lease prices by bozster

Mar 20, 2010 (7:10 pm)

Can someone please give a helping hand and give me some prices for current lease on A5s including money factor and residuals.. I'm looking at Premium Plus pretty much stock with possibly added Drive Assist and upgraded wheels to the 5-Y-spoke ones. I'm also looking at S5 but I am completely behind the curve on prices these days and what people are paying.
 
I was looking at:
S5 4.2 FSIŽ Premium Plus with six-speed manual transmission and quattroŽ
Base MSRP$ 52,400
Options price$ 400
Destination charge$ 825
Price as Built*$ 53,625
 
and A5 3.2L Premium Plus with drive assist and upgrade wheels. ($ 46,275 MSRP)
 
This is in Arizona
 
I am interested how much would be a realistic lease rate for these models on 36 months/10k miles with zero down or in case of S5 possibly a $1k down.
 
Is $800 tax included too low? My current lease on Q7 3.6L quattro premium with panorama and rear-view camera package or whatever it is is $790 tax included with zero down 36months/12k miles for $58k MSRP.
 
I have a specific issue and have to trade in my Q7 and get an S5 with some luck for 36 months/10k miles. I was looking into some offers Audi Chandler gave me now and I can get an A5 (didn't specify which model but price was $44k including B&O sound and Nav) for same price I'm paying now for Q7 (tax included) with my Q7 trade-in.
 
It does seem a bit expensive to pay $790 (tax included) for an A5 with zero down and a trade in but I'm totally out of the loop.
 
Could someone chime in and help me out with some numbers here. What could be considered a good deal on S5 given my situation and whether or not A5 price I mentioned above is too steep? Is it completely unrealistic to hope for less than $790 a month (tax included) with $1k down and I'm giving my Q7 in?
 
Thanks.

#68 of 95 a5 w/ premium plus by ttnash

Apr 13, 2010 (10:14 pm)

just got the car
A5 2.0t ibis white with premium plus burlington audi
all season mat and wheellock included
39,800 otd with audi 1,500 cashback

#69 of 95 Re: a5 w/ premium plus [ttnash] by armani335i

Apr 13, 2010 (11:26 pm)

Replying to: ttnash (Apr 13, 2010 10:14 pm)
ttnash,
 
Can you provide with MSRP on your car? Was it auto or manual?
What was the actual discount on the car?
 
Thanks

#70 of 95 Re: a5 w/ premium plus [ttnash] by slimmster

Apr 30, 2010 (3:35 am)

Replying to: ttnash (Apr 13, 2010 10:14 pm)
tnash, just confirming...you paid $39.8K AND received $1.5K back?

#71 of 95 Collapse of the Euro and Audi A5 Price by chakote

May 20, 2010 (5:56 pm)

2011 Audi A5 Prestige with S Line Package
$45k including destination pre tax which is invoice (order). Central California dealer.
 
My question is whether or not the euro decline will affect 2011 prices on the downside. Any thoughts?

#72 of 95 2011 A5 Prestige by pdennen

Jul 06, 2010 (3:37 pm)

Looking for an idea on what type of discount I should get off this car. Sticker is $51,000. Dealer is offering $500 off plus an Audi "Loyalty" discount of $1,500. Seems like a lousy deal. Thoughts?

#73 of 95 Re: Collapse of the Euro and Audi A5 Price [chakote] by pdennen

Jul 06, 2010 (3:38 pm)

Replying to: chakote (May 20, 2010 5:56 pm)
Seems like a great deal compared to what I got quoted for same model. Sticker (~$51,000) minus $2,000. Live in Michigan. What do you think?

#74 of 95 2011 A5 at invoice - reasonable? by pythonrules

Aug 16, 2010 (6:24 pm)

Just talked to a couple of local dealers on the phone and looks like the 2011 A5s can be had for invoice price. A sales person from one dealership at first tried to make me believe A5s are "hotter" then A4s, but as soon as I told them that a different dealer was willing to sell at invoice price he immeidately said they can match that.
 
So is invoice a resonable price? or there is more room for negotiating once I walk into the dealership with checkbook?
 
Also does anyone know how much is the previous year model incentive Audi offers for 2010 A5s? I know it's $1500 for A4s.
 
Thank you!
 
P.S. I am not a previous Audi owner.

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