blue 2.7

i have a 2005 allroad 2.7t automatic and looking to replace it with a similar new vehicle. Do you think i am better extending my lease for a few months and ordering a 2009 a4 avant 3.2 or getting a 2008 a6 avant? Thanks.

paulroad

Audi does not want the car back, you may be in the driver's seat.

blue 2.7

Thanks, but who would i start with to this?

paulroad

let them know it has to be real far below the lease buy out figure you already have.Others have posted that they a get an incentive card in the mail from Audi Finance about a month before the lease is up.

blue 2.7

thanks i started to read an earlier thread about this.

Benallroad

Here are the options: CPO the car with your dealer. Chances are the buyback will be less (the dealer gets a better offer than you do), 3.9 financing, $850 rebate, and negotiate any uncovered repairs needed with the dealer, or (2) buy the car directly from AFS at full price, they throw in an aftermarket 48 month warranty, 3.9 financing, $600 gift card. In my case, it worked out to a difference of $2500 over 4 years in the dealer's favor. It's a throw of the dice weather the longer warranty is worth the $$. By the way, working with AFS they add the taxes on the warranty into the payment.