Allroad pricing
04-17-2003, 01:51 PM
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Allroad pricing
Hey guys, am new here. Just about to make a deal on a new '03 Allroad. List is 46,600. Not counting the loyalty rebate ($2k) I think it should sell for about 43k. Dealer wants $45k and seems to be getting stubborn. Seattle area.
Whaddaya think??
Whaddaya think??
04-17-2003, 02:07 PM
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Is the car on the lot, or are you ordering? If you're ordering you're a bit less likely to get a big discount. If list is 46600, that sounds like most options are on it - allroads seem pretty popular in Puget Sound area lately so they may be selling all they can get especially loaded ones.
04-17-2003, 02:08 PM
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Seems the dealers on the east coast deal better than the west coast ones.
I would call a few in Oregon and Chat with them. If nothing else it would give you a chance to use the line. Well I called around and these guys can go lower!!!!!
My personal best Audi dealer is Carrera Moters in Bend Oregon. 541-382-1711. Ask for Jeff Neely. Tell him you want an AR for 43K. They have a bunch on there lot!!! Keep us posted!
GoodLuck
Ciao
My personal best Audi dealer is Carrera Moters in Bend Oregon. 541-382-1711. Ask for Jeff Neely. Tell him you want an AR for 43K. They have a bunch on there lot!!! Keep us posted!
GoodLuck
Ciao
04-17-2003, 03:08 PM
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Re: Allroad pricing
Gary, I am in Portland and last fall was having the same issues on a brand new late model 2002 loaded w/6spd. No one in the area would go below the 46,500 threshold.(Seattle had it) I called over to the East coast, found the 6sp I wanted and the color and all the options and paid 41,500 total. Delivery cost me $800. I saved a TON of money getting it from RI. Not a single problem either. They certainly seem to deal more in the east...just my 2 cents.
04-17-2003, 05:56 PM
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I just bought one in New England, pick it up tomorrow
2003
6 Speed
Base wheels (f the 6 spokes)
Bose
Cold Weather
Premium
Trunk liner
locking lugs
out the door $43k even (incl. tax, title, and all fees) vs. a 45,535 MSRP
6 Speed
Base wheels (f the 6 spokes)
Bose
Cold Weather
Premium
Trunk liner
locking lugs
out the door $43k even (incl. tax, title, and all fees) vs. a 45,535 MSRP
04-17-2003, 06:22 PM
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Yeah, on the lot. Am real excited about the Allroad. Have a TT now, and its been a great car and the lease is up. Just getting too old and creaky to drive a sports car.
BTW -- thanks for all the help -- this is a fine forum. The TT forum has been a winner as well.<ul><li><a href="http://areyoucovered.com">http://areyoucovered.com</a</li></ul>
BTW -- thanks for all the help -- this is a fine forum. The TT forum has been a winner as well.<ul><li><a href="http://areyoucovered.com">http://areyoucovered.com</a</li></ul>
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