Loyalty depends on region and car

Yes - you can get the $750 loyalty credit without using AFS. Additionally, don't ask for % off and let the sales team use the loyalty as a part of the % off, as these are two separate negotiation tactics. The $750 loyalty expires in early April.Also, ignore SCarGuy, he sells Audi's and lies about financial information on these forums and creates a lot of confusion with inaccurate details, maliciously.

That’s a pretty harsh comment about a long time member who has been very helpful to other members of this community!

again - loyalty is regional and qualification can change, just like any other incentive

last year loyalty was on 05+ cars in the household. Now it’s on ‘09+ (not sure why they made such a huge jump). There’s also a limit they allow you to use a VIN for loyalty. I wish they made it easier tbh, it’s a great program, has nothing but upsides for all involved.

The other qualifier for loyalty is that addresses must match (they don’t care about names they care about “households”). Again, something I wish they would modify. The more incentive programs they offer for a buyer without jumping through hoops, the better.

Any dealer should gladly extend any incentive that any client qualifies for whether it’s loyalty or anything else (pull ahead, etc)....zero reason not to in fact. Some cars have marketing discounts for Feb....I always toss that to the client side too. While I’d love to sell everything at full MSRP, it’s not reality..a deal is always there to be done and I’ll do any reasonable deal out there regardless of the car. It’s the only way that makes sense.

typically, yes. There might be some things that can be locked in early - I’d have to read the addendums over to double check.

when I do an order, I am doing it as a fixed % discount on the car, and then whatever incentives a client qualifies for simply get stacked on top of that, so it’s just an additional amount off for the buyer.

I agree. He’s now editing his posts since I called him out on it. Easy to judge the mistakes of others, difficult to recognize our own mistakes.