suntint

I've never owned an Audi before but I am now considering an S4. I've done a Euro delivery for a BMW so I'm familiar with their program. The savings on their program almost makes it a no brainer - the savings basically covered the cost of a trip for two of us.

Not sure the Audi program is as compelling if you're not planning a trip to Europe anyway, or unless you really want to drive fast on the Autobahn (which is an attraction).

I'm delaying going to a dealer till I'm more sure of how I might want to proceed, but is the customary 5% off MSRP that much different from what I might be able to negotiate off a standard US delivery? I'm in NJ, if that is likely to affect my pricing.

Thanks to any who can help.

TIME89

https://www.audiworld.com/forums/sho...1&postcount=12
It's all game and depend on your negotiation skills.

spacey

We did it for the experience. Generally you get 5% off MSRP. I would expect you could negotiate that same discount for a car delivered locally so its not really about saving money. We did have a really nice vacation and enjoyed our visit to the Audi factory.

Osicom

Yeah it's definitely not as sweet a deal as BMW. You negotiate the car like you normally would for a US delivery. The only perks are 1 night stay in hotel, 15 days registration/insurance in Europe, factory tour and of course driving on the autobahn.
Will be picking mine up mid-Aug.

TIME89

Don't get "15 days insurance" stick in you memory - because in reality it's 14. Make sure you calculate properly your drop off day to avoid pay extra $$$ EUR