Nuvolari or other Audi sales persons, how many A3 3.2Qs does ....
02-17-2006, 02:10 PM
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"No one wants a 40k A3." ... I do. But I had a choice, so I don't have to be bitter.
People are just trying to enjoy their cars. I think we get it that you don't care for the 3.2.
It's getting a little old seeing your sig sister's panties on every thread.
It's getting a little old seeing your sig sister's panties on every thread.
02-17-2006, 02:36 PM
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Received 2 A3 3.2 Q in December that sold within the week and have not received any since
And have none coming in for the next 4 months for in stock.
we have 2 sold orders in the order bank.
3.2Q will be very difficult to get!!
we have 2 sold orders in the order bank.
3.2Q will be very difficult to get!!
02-17-2006, 02:40 PM
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Good for you not having any. "No one wants a 40k A3." anyway ;-)
02-17-2006, 07:31 PM
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I thought about it on my way back from work, and for the time the L is above the ground, going
pass the highway I spotted another one...I know for the fact there is aLOT more BMW's on the road than Audis in general.
02-18-2006, 02:58 AM
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That's word of mouth, not a primary source which is official Audi production numbers
These are the official sales figures from the Audi press release:
"The new Audi A3, introduced into the US market with a completely new marketing concept in May of 2005, sold in 5,389 units."
That is worldwide. In the NA market the number A3 3.2Q's is vastly reduced and not near 6000. Much like your earlier rant based on conjecture, word of mouth, stated as fact.
Bottom line is in the NA market they are difficult to get and should hold it's resale value better than 2.0 FSI's in the next couple years.
https://www.audiworld.com/news/06/010506/content.shtml
"The new Audi A3, introduced into the US market with a completely new marketing concept in May of 2005, sold in 5,389 units."
That is worldwide. In the NA market the number A3 3.2Q's is vastly reduced and not near 6000. Much like your earlier rant based on conjecture, word of mouth, stated as fact.
Bottom line is in the NA market they are difficult to get and should hold it's resale value better than 2.0 FSI's in the next couple years.
https://www.audiworld.com/news/06/010506/content.shtml