pros.

I am going to order A8L soon. How much can you get off form MSRP?
TIA.

Scothawk2

You will probably pay sticker price for this new version of the A8.

Mister Bally

You might be able to save a little if you can go to a dealer on a slow sales day in late January or late February. Slow days are bad weather days such as rain in warm climates and blizzard-like days everywhere else.

If the eCONomy tanks after the holiday season, Audi and dealers may be forced to adjust pricing.

doctorharrison

See this thread and read pages 2&3
https://www.audiworld.com/forums/sho...2791553&page=2

Those who are repeat Audi customers (probably within the same dealership) can, not always, receive a "loyalty" discount, up to 50% of the difference between invoice and MSRP. Others, such as myself as I am switching marques from a MB S500, will pay MSRP.

Oh BTW, (sorry for the following, shouting I know is frowned upon, but

I'M PICKING UP MY A8 NWB TONIGHT AT 6PM!!

Came into Rhode Island port on November 8, and held by AoA until the nationwide release last week,it was just dropped off by the carrier at 10am, and I've got my dealership (Herb Chambers Audi, Burlington MA) prepping the car as we speak.

Pictures will follow, probably this weekend. Until then ...

Cheers,
doctorharrison

derfA8L

Shout all you want doc...and CONGRATULATIONS!!!! ;^)

hemikim

I picked up mine for $6k off of MSRP because it was their demo. But, it only had 170 miles and it was well equipped, so I went for it.

Apparently, today (12/8) is the first time that US dealers can sell their demos to customers (after 3 months of demo). So, if you can find one with low miles, go for it!

Plus, Audi currently has a promo for previous Audi owners.

I hope this helps.