Average price paid or should pay for 2015 Audi SQ5?
02-19-2015, 10:23 AM
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Average price paid or should pay for 2015 Audi SQ5?
New to the forum! Extremely interested in the Audi SQ5 and was wondering what you guys think is a fair price to pay for the SQ5? Is it worth it to wait 2-3 years for the refresh model?
Yes! I did search through the forums and people are saying they are getting an average of 5-8% off msrp but I would like to start a new thread for it to see more responses if possible.
All of them are listed for 59,000 and 61,000.
Thanks!
Yes! I did search through the forums and people are saying they are getting an average of 5-8% off msrp but I would like to start a new thread for it to see more responses if possible.
All of them are listed for 59,000 and 61,000.
Thanks!
02-19-2015, 01:09 PM
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Welcome to the forum!
Not sure if the 2015 pricing has changed from 2014, but I purchased my 2014 SQ5 Technik last May. The only option that was added from the standard equipment on the Technik (CDN trim) was the TPMS. Total price paid (including taxes and everything else the dealership soaks you for (admin fees, tire tax, etc.) was just over $65K CDN. At the time it worked out to be about 5% off MSRP (there's only one Audi dealership where I live so they weren't willing to negotiate as much as I would have liked on the price). The dealer dropped $1500 off the vehicle price, added no charge Audi Care, and 50% off the price of the extended warranty for an additional two years.
Not sure if the 2015 pricing has changed from 2014, but I purchased my 2014 SQ5 Technik last May. The only option that was added from the standard equipment on the Technik (CDN trim) was the TPMS. Total price paid (including taxes and everything else the dealership soaks you for (admin fees, tire tax, etc.) was just over $65K CDN. At the time it worked out to be about 5% off MSRP (there's only one Audi dealership where I live so they weren't willing to negotiate as much as I would have liked on the price). The dealer dropped $1500 off the vehicle price, added no charge Audi Care, and 50% off the price of the extended warranty for an additional two years.
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02-19-2015, 01:32 PM
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Wish I was in that 5-6% range, but I got 3% off MSRP. Two local dealers were within $200 of each other and the next closest dealer would not drop off of msrp for an S model. Probably should of ordered somewhere else, but I'm hoping to build a relationship for future purchases with this dealer. Who knows, maybe they'll bless me with an amazing finance rate.
02-19-2015, 10:27 PM
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Welcome to the forum!
Not sure if the 2015 pricing has changed from 2014, but I purchased my 2014 SQ5 Technik last May. The only option that was added from the standard equipment on the Technik (CDN trim) was the TPMS. Total price paid (including taxes and everything else the dealership soaks you for (admin fees, tire tax, etc.) was just over $65K CDN. At the time it worked out to be about 5% off MSRP (there's only one Audi dealership where I live so they weren't willing to negotiate as much as I would have liked on the price). The dealer dropped $1500 off the vehicle price, added no charge Audi Care, and 50% off the price of the extended warranty for an additional two years.
Not sure if the 2015 pricing has changed from 2014, but I purchased my 2014 SQ5 Technik last May. The only option that was added from the standard equipment on the Technik (CDN trim) was the TPMS. Total price paid (including taxes and everything else the dealership soaks you for (admin fees, tire tax, etc.) was just over $65K CDN. At the time it worked out to be about 5% off MSRP (there's only one Audi dealership where I live so they weren't willing to negotiate as much as I would have liked on the price). The dealer dropped $1500 off the vehicle price, added no charge Audi Care, and 50% off the price of the extended warranty for an additional two years.
02-19-2015, 10:29 PM
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Wish I was in that 5-6% range, but I got 3% off MSRP. Two local dealers were within $200 of each other and the next closest dealer would not drop off of msrp for an S model. Probably should of ordered somewhere else, but I'm hoping to build a relationship for future purchases with this dealer. Who knows, maybe they'll bless me with an amazing finance rate.
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02-20-2015, 05:37 AM
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Middle of no where South Dakota. Fargo and Sioux Falls were the dealerships close in money. Minneapolis audi said they wouldn't move off of msrp for an S car. I didn't have anything where I could use the supplier discount like I can on ford and Volkswagen. There is still more negotiation to be had though as far as finance rate and other options.
02-20-2015, 07:27 AM
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When I purchased my SQ5, the dealer had five or six units on the lot and the one I purchased was custom ordered but the person never took delivery on it. The sales manager said he was willing to negotiate a little on the one I bought because it was ordered with the highest trim but without several options (nav package and 21" wheels), whereas all the other units were fully loaded which is where the demand is according to the sales guy. However he wanted to rationalize it, I was happy enough with the deal to go for it!
