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sohncpa 07-12-2013 02:17 PM

AUDI a6 CPO
 
Good afternoon, members.. I need your opinions...

I just got offered the followings at 49k

2012 a6 prestigae CPO with 17000ml
Prestige package
Innovation Package
Cold weather package

or

2013 a6 plus cpa wuth 5000ml

If you were I, which one is your choice?


Thanks...

Slant83 07-12-2013 02:23 PM

I was in the same type of deal. I went 2013 with lower miles. The difference in value between 2012 and 2013 will pay for your 2012 option upgrades. Values are similar. I just wanted a less used car that was lightly driven and new car smell

tenspeed 07-12-2013 02:42 PM

I prefer the S-line package so I would go with the 2012 A6 Prestige.

I tend to keep cars long term so the extra 12,000 miles wouldn't make much of a difference.

u2jrmw 07-12-2013 05:07 PM

2012. Prestige all the way on the A6 for the climate controls alone! Or find a better deal, I got a 2013 <8,000 miles, prestige, Full LED and Sport for 50k.

salvadorik 07-12-2013 06:24 PM

Fully loaded 2012 Prestige would be my choice. 17Kmiles is nothing on this car but all tech goodies that will come with it will make a big difference. Good luck with your choice.

snagitseven 07-12-2013 07:05 PM

The only answer that makes any sense is what your priorities are. More features or later model. In the end, only you can decide which is going to ring your bell. I like all the toys. Someone else will prefer the lower mileage and newer year. What's most important to you?

No offense, but to me these kinds of questions in the Forums feel like someone asking which shorts they should buy - the jockeys or the boxers? There's clearly advantages and disadvantages to each. I just don't believe others can really provide advice to me on that choice - just their preference. In the end, I'll have to choose what's best for me - keeping things in place or enjoying a nice breeze. :)

alvam 07-12-2013 08:46 PM


Originally Posted by snagitseven (Post 24464848)
The only answer that makes any sense is what your priorities are. More features or later model. In the end, only you can decide which is going to ring your bell. I like all the toys. Someone else will prefer the lower mileage and newer year. What's most important to you?

No offense, but to me these kinds of questions in the Forums feel like someone asking which shorts they should buy - the jockeys or the boxers? There's clearly advantages and disadvantages to each. I just don't believe others can really provide advice to me on that choice - just their preference. In the end, I'll have to choose what's best for me - keeping things in place or enjoying a nice breeze. :)

Or you can just choose the full breeze and go commando

Maverick61 07-12-2013 10:21 PM

I would pick the 2013 Premium Plus. One year less depreciation, lower mileage, better shape.

You may give up a few options but nothing essential

fEArmE 07-13-2013 02:49 AM

Without FULL LED headlight option, i would go with 2013 P+.

qqq1970 07-13-2013 05:11 AM


Originally Posted by snagitseven (Post 24464848)
The only answer that makes any sense is what your priorities are. More features or later model. In the end, only you can decide which is going to ring your bell. I like all the toys. Someone else will prefer the lower mileage and newer year. What's most important to you?

No offense, but to me these kinds of questions in the Forums feel like someone asking which shorts they should buy - the jockeys or the boxers? There's clearly advantages and disadvantages to each. I just don't believe others can really provide advice to me on that choice - just their preference. In the end, I'll have to choose what's best for me - keeping things in place or enjoying a nice breeze. :)

+1


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