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Audi S5, Audi RS5, Car Buying, Car Leasing, Coupe, Convertible
Oct 20, 2011 (1:57 pm)
I'm looking to lease a 2012 S5 Prestige coupe this month. The car that I am looking for is:
Phantom Black Pearl Effect$,Carbon fiber decorative inlays, 19” 5-segment-spoke-design alloy wheels with 255/35 summer tires, Power rear window sunshade. The MSRP on the Audi web site is 64,850.
What is the best deal that I can expect for a 15K/36 mo lease? Or would it be better to buy the car? I had top tier credit and am not a current Audi owner. I'm willing to pay security to buy down the MF to the base rate or anything else that is needed to secure the BEST deal.
#32 of 157 Re: S5 Lease [pddesertguy]
by richz
Oct 20, 2011 (4:55 pm)
The residual for the prestige is 3% less than for the premium plus so I would rather lease a premium plus with the options you want. You need to figure out what the best sale price you can get on the car is then use a lease calculator to figure out the monthly payment. I just worked up a quick number and if you negotiated a price of $1000 over invoice and with 6.25% sales tax you'd pay around $950/month.
#34 of 157 Audi S5 Lease questions
by sire1066
Oct 31, 2011 (1:41 pm)
Am looking at leasing an S5 Premium Plus with six-speed manual transmission and quattro: Sports rear differential, Audi MMI® navigation plus, Carbon fiber decorative inlays, Rear acoustic parking sensors, Bang & Olufsen® Sound System, 19” 5-segment-spoke-design alloy wheels with 255/35 summer tires, Audi advanced key. Price as built was 61K. I briefly reviewed lease option and the 3 and 4 year leases were most attractive. I would like to know what is reasonable for the least down (e.g. nothing) with the lowest monthly. I am working with the dealership in Concord California. Can you give me an idea of this?
Thank you for the help!!
#35 of 157 Re: September money factors & residuals [Car_man]
by sire1066
Oct 31, 2011 (5:58 pm)
Am looking at leasing an S5 Premium Plus with six-speed manual transmission and quattro: Sports rear differential, Audi MMI® navigation plus, Carbon fiber decorative inlays, Rear acoustic parking sensors, Bang & Olufsen® Sound System, 19” 5-segment-spoke-design alloy wheels with 255/35 summer tires, Audi advanced key. Price as built was 61K. I briefly reviewed lease option and the 3 and 4 year leases were most attractive. I would like to know what is reasonable for the least down (e.g. nothing) with the lowest monthly. I am working with the dealership in Concord California. Can you give me an idea of this?
Thank you for the help!!
#36 of 157 Re: September money factors & residuals [sire1066]
by richz
Nov 01, 2011 (6:04 pm)
Don't keep posting and use a lease calculator to figure out what you expect to pay.
#37 of 157 Re: September money factors & residuals [sire1066]
by Car_man HOST
Nov 02, 2011 (4:29 pm)
Hi sire1066. This car's lease payment will depend upon how large a discount you are able to negotiate. For example, a 36-month, 15k lease of this S5 Coupe with a $1,000 dealer discount would have a zero down, pre-tax monthly payment of around $824. A $2,000 dealer discount would drop this car's payment to around $794. A $3,000 discount would result in a payment of around $765...etc.
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#38 of 157 Re: September money factors & residuals [Car_man]
by richz
Nov 02, 2011 (5:49 pm)
Not sure what numbers you're using but first of all the MSRP as equipped is 61,825 assuming non-metallic paint. With $1000 off MSRP it is pre-tax of 875/month.
#39 of 157 Re: September money factors & residuals [richz]
by Car_man HOST
Nov 06, 2011 (4:38 pm)
I assumed that "Price as built was 61K" meant an MSRP of $61,000 and I worked the payments from there.
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#40 of 157 Re: September money factors & residuals [Car_man]
by richz
Nov 06, 2011 (6:18 pm)
Your math is still significantly wrong.