duncanator

I bought my 2015 Scuba Blue A3 in June and paid 29,988. My A3 has the 2.0 Quattro, MMI Nav Plus (Premium Plus package), but did not have the driver assistance package. It had 8000 miles on it when I bought it and it appears that it too was in service at the same time as yours.

jasonlitka

Honestly, I'd never buy a car that was a service loaner. People beat the hell out of them.

I can't count the number of times I've been given a vehicle (Infiniti, BMW, and Audi) and had there be something broken or missing, reported it to the dealer, then given the same car again 6 months or more later and had that same bit still be wrong.

Many customers, myself included, also tend to drive them like you stole them. I once drove a G37x from the dealer to my office and back without using anything higher than 2nd gear to prove that there was something wrong with my G35x (for the record, my car was getting ~15MPG if I drove as carefully as I possibly could, the loaner got 17.5 without shifting above 2nd).

deuxcv

i'd say 20-22% off list. so, 28500 - 29500. new 2015's are going for as mush as 10% off list with additional incentives for loyalty and financing, so margins are tight for new and used. i was successful in bargaining buy getting dealer to throw in high margin service plans to bridge what i was willing to pay vs what they would sell it for. basically bought whatever i wanted at just above cost.

shtaka

For what it's worth, I got 13% off list on my new 2015 cabriolet.