RS 5 is Here
#81
I would be curious to see what their monthly RS5 allocation is. If it's very small (like one), I don't blame them at all for marking it up at this time. Yea it'll sit at the dealership for a while and have a carrying cost, but if you only have one, you're not as inclined to let it leave your showroom floor.
#82
Audi North Scottsdale has one in Misano Red at MSRP. No BS markup. Beautiful car! I just saw it a couple of hours ago... still available. I can hook you up with the sales guy (that sold me all my Audis), just DM me and I'll be happy to connect.
#83
Stopped by my local Audi dealership to check out the RS5 they had in the showroom.......20k markup! That put it at $111,000.00. What a huge disappointment. Guess I'll be looking elsewhere. I have no problem waiting it out with no ridiculous markup. Good luck with that.
#84
Really, it it inside their showroom ? I may go take a look.
#86
Stopped by my local Audi dealership to check out the RS5 they had in the showroom.......20k markup! That put it at $111,000.00. What a huge disappointment. Guess I'll be looking elsewhere. I have no problem waiting it out with no ridiculous markup. Good luck with that.
#87
A new or almost new 2018 Porsche's GT3 are about ~ $20K to $30K above MSRP if you can't be in line... and that is for a truly limited run car... Now, that does not make it right, fair or acceptable for a GT3... even less so for an RS. With that said th market will respond... as it always does. For $110K go buy a 911.
#88
Stopped by my local Audi dealership to check out the RS5 they had in the showroom.......20k markup! That put it at $111,000.00. What a huge disappointment. Guess I'll be looking elsewhere. I have no problem waiting it out with no ridiculous markup. Good luck with that.
#89
AudiWorld Super User
This may be their version of a "Not for Sale" sign so as to keep the car in the showroom for long enough to take some orders for factory builds? Although I believe build allocations are very tight too. The dealer might be happy to wear the money cost of having RS cars in the showroom to attract foot traffic, which I could understand.
#90
AudiWorld Senior Member
This may be their version of a "Not for Sale" sign so as to keep the car in the showroom for long enough to take some orders for factory builds? Although I believe build allocations are very tight too. The dealer might be happy to wear the money cost of having RS cars in the showroom to attract foot traffic, which I could understand.