How much off MSRP did you get from your dealer?
06-11-2005, 03:51 PM
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How much off MSRP did you get from your dealer?
Curious to see what deals various dealers are making, so I can leverage. I ordered the car today (Black/black, DSG, Premium, Nav+ Sound), which came out to $31,735 MSRP. Final sale price ended up being $30,684. That's about half-way between invoice ($29,539) and MSRP.
06-12-2005, 07:32 AM
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This what was on the buyer's order form aside from the title tax
1. Online Systems Filing Fee: $10
2. Dealer's Business License Tax: $70.22
3. Processing Fee for Consumer Services: $295
4. Registration New Tags Transfer State: $83
I haven't purchased a car in a long time (since '97). Do the above seem right to you?
2. Dealer's Business License Tax: $70.22
3. Processing Fee for Consumer Services: $295
4. Registration New Tags Transfer State: $83
I haven't purchased a car in a long time (since '97). Do the above seem right to you?
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06-12-2005, 11:01 AM
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Re: This what was on the buyer's order form aside from the title tax
At least a couple of those fees (Processing Fee for Consumer Services???) look like junk fees. I ordered my car for August delivery, and I got $500 off sticker with NO additional fees, other than the standard $720 delivery charge that is on every A3. I have bought two other Audis from the same dealer, and we had a candid discussion about costs, and I feel like I got a fair deal. Sounds like overall, you did too.
06-12-2005, 05:34 PM
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Just to keep people honest, how about scanning sales contracts.
Sure, blank out the personal data, but keep the numbers intact, along with trade-in details.
Nothing used to give me such a chuckle as when I sold a car for one sum, only to see the customer later post online with an entirely different "deal." So much ego tied up in negotiation;-)
Nothing used to give me such a chuckle as when I sold a car for one sum, only to see the customer later post online with an entirely different "deal." So much ego tied up in negotiation;-)