Lease quote: 2015 A8 3.0
#1
AudiWorld Senior Member
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Lease quote: 2015 A8 3.0
Just received the following lease quote on a new A8. Premium, cold, warm, driver assistance, 20 inch wheels:
MSRP:$88175.00
Sale: $81,684.00
Loyalty $4000.00
Sale - loyalty: $77,684.00
Residual 49%= $43205.75
36mo/10k with $2925 out of pocket is $1039 per month
Sounds like a pretty good deal on the surface but would appreciate opinions. My alternative is go find a used one for $66 or $67K and own it but I'm out a big slug all at once - versus a slower leak!
MSRP:$88175.00
Sale: $81,684.00
Loyalty $4000.00
Sale - loyalty: $77,684.00
Residual 49%= $43205.75
36mo/10k with $2925 out of pocket is $1039 per month
Sounds like a pretty good deal on the surface but would appreciate opinions. My alternative is go find a used one for $66 or $67K and own it but I'm out a big slug all at once - versus a slower leak!
#2
AudiWorld Super User
On its face, it sounds good, certainly the sale price is good, but---What is in the "out of pocket" upfront? Are you rolling sales tax into the lease? Other than any required 1st payment+security payments, you really should avoid cap cost reduction upfront payments on a lease.
#3
AudiWorld Super User
I would go with the new lease instead of used $67k...
Just received the following lease quote on a new A8. Premium, cold, warm, driver assistance, 20 inch wheels:
MSRP:$88175.00
Sale: $81,684.00
Loyalty $4000.00
Sale - loyalty: $77,684.00
Residual 49%= $43205.75
36mo/10k with $2925 out of pocket is $1039 per month
Sounds like a pretty good deal on the surface but would appreciate opinions. My alternative is go find a used one for $66 or $67K and own it but I'm out a big slug all at once - versus a slower leak!
MSRP:$88175.00
Sale: $81,684.00
Loyalty $4000.00
Sale - loyalty: $77,684.00
Residual 49%= $43205.75
36mo/10k with $2925 out of pocket is $1039 per month
Sounds like a pretty good deal on the surface but would appreciate opinions. My alternative is go find a used one for $66 or $67K and own it but I'm out a big slug all at once - versus a slower leak!
-You can choose a car with the options you want.
-You have 4 years/50k miles maintenance free = 0 expense during the lease.
-You can return if you don't like that car after 3 years and go into the new 2018.
-You only pay tax on what you use not the whole thing if you returned the car or the car got stolen or totaled. The best thing is even if the car's been in an accident, they're required to take it back after the lease (as my understanding) and you don't worry about selling the car at a loss. Lease has gap insurance - the car is paid off when totaled.
-You can finance the rest of the car with AFS after the lease ends with very competitive rate.
-Buying used car, interest rate will be higher - The best is to calculate total costs of leasing and buying.
-Buying vs Leasing:
Buy: $67000 + tax 8.25% @ 1.99% x 72 months with $3000 down = $1040 x 72 months = $74880 total after 6 years. own free and clear, but after 3 years you still own $34,498 if you decide to pay it off.
Lease: $3000 + ($1039+8.25% tax) x35 months = $42489 + $43205 (need to be refinanced if keeping the car).
It looks deceiving when you buy a lower price car and finance it for 6 years at low rate 1.99 % and still owe 35k after 3 years because interest collected massively in the first 3 years.
You lease a $78k price vs buying a $67 price used car - at the end of 3 years - the difference is still the same. Which means the interest rate on this lease is about 2% also.
Would I rather pay the same payment - worry free on a brand new car with options that I want or drive an older car with compromised options?
It's up to you to figure out. Thanks for posting the deal, I'm sure I'll get the same deal since I've been with AFS for many years. I'll reconsider buying a near new used A8L since this type of deals really makes sense.
Cheers and good luck with your decision,
Louis
Last edited by ltooz_a6_a8_q7; 01-31-2015 at 09:50 AM.
#4
AudiWorld Senior Member
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On its face, it sounds good, certainly the sale price is good, but---What is in the "out of pocket" upfront? Are you rolling sales tax into the lease? Other than any required 1st payment+security payments, you really should avoid cap cost reduction upfront payments on a lease.
#5
AudiWorld Super User
Your deal looks pretty good...Audi Financial had a darn good program out back in November and December that eliminated the 1st month's payment, a shame you missed that. But it looks like you negotiated a nice deal to optimize your lease's monthly. What color combo are you looking at?
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