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Last post on May 18, 2013 at 2:05 PM
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Audi Q5, Car Buying, Car Leasing, SUV
#709 of 718 Re: Buy versus lease 2013 2.0T Premium Plus Q5? [osubuck]
by ydol
May 06, 2013 (9:55 pm)
Audi offers different $$ tiers of extended warranty program (2yr/100k), anywhere from $3XXX and up depend on the coverage and deductible. Although it could be rolling into the finance, my thought process was...
- I could buy before standard warranty end (probably cost little more but I have 4 yr/50k to think about it) or
- trade-in for another car at the end of standard warranty
Hope that explains. I would prefer 1-2 yr CPO car with awesome deal rather than buying extended warranty of new car.
#710 of 718 Re: I am being offered: [osubuck]
by senqua
May 08, 2013 (10:51 am)
They are making you a very good offer. Maybe they will budge a little bit but you will never ever get the car for $43,000. That would be almost 10% off MSRP one of the hottest cars.
Maybe Ford or GM would give you that discount, but not Audi.
#711 of 718 Re: I am being offered: [senqua]
by osubuck
May 08, 2013 (7:24 pm)
I made that offer based on the invoice. Some people here are reporting that they are getting offers for less than invoice....
the invoice is $43,937 and the msrp is $47,175.
I thought I maybe able to get it for $43,000....so far not a chance.
I'll see if somebody will agree to take $44,000 for it.
May 14, 2013 (1:02 pm)
I recently visited a dealer in search of my desired Q5. Since I don't want sunroof and only want a couple of other features, this car is impossible to locate for dealer trade. I did learn the 2014 model will start arriving in July and are order-able now, however pricing is not available.
As I understand it, the Convenience Package, will now be standard on the base model and the HP is boosted to 220 for the 2.0T. Since this $900 package was only Blue Tooth and an Ipod cable, how much will this impact the base price? $200? $300?
I am leery of ordering not knowing what the pricing looks like.
Does anyone have additional information on 2014?
Thanks.
May 14, 2013 (7:59 pm)
okay so I have been trying to get the Q5 at or near invoice but no luck...
So I visited the Acura dealership and got the following quote on the 2013 RDX AWD Tech package:
MSRP: $40,315
My price: $35,900 + 283.50 fees + Tax =38,582 OTD and 0.9% for 60 months.
What do you guys think?
#714 of 718 Re: RDX... [osubuck]
by carknut
May 15, 2013 (5:58 am)
Are you sure of the financing rate? I'm seeing .09% for 36mos and 1.9% for 60.
#715 of 718 Re: RDX... [carknut]
by osubuck
May 15, 2013 (9:21 pm)
ya..it's listed on just about all Acura dealer websites promoting 0.9% for 60 months
#716 of 718 Re: RDX... [osubuck]
by ydol
May 16, 2013 (8:29 pm)
I would suggest to wait to end of the month and search within 250 miles of Audi dealers to get your Q5 for the best deal. Good Luck!
#717 of 718 Re: RDX... [ydol]
by prosgal
May 16, 2013 (8:44 pm)
thanks for the tip! still want that Q5 but most of them are equipped with the 19" wheels option on the 2.0T Premium Plus. so figuring I'll go with 18" wheels so those are harder to find
#718 of 718 well, we went with the 2013 RDX
by osubuck
May 18, 2013 (2:05 pm)
Couldn't strike a deal for the JX or Q5..and didn't really need the 3rd row. My wife loves the shape of both
So we went with the 2013 Acura AWD RDX with Tech package:
MSRP: $40,315
Remote Start: $620
Total MSRP: $40,935
Negotiated down to $35,900
Got $5035 off MSRP savings of 12.3%
Negotiated OTD Price: $38582 (includes tax, title, doc fee, remote start)
0.9% for 60 months. zero down
Monthly Payment: $658 for 60 months
Please let me know how I did..