philsphan20

Hello there! Currently in an '11 S4 but due to having dog / several pending road trips to Florida I'm now dying to get a Q5 TDI. I was wondering what I might realistically expect to pay for one. I read in another forum several people were able to get a slightly used one in the high 30's. Did t know if that was far fetched or not. Location is north east for what it's worth. Thanks!

Coolieman1220

Got mine almost 18 months ago for 6% off msrp and 1.9% financing for 60 months.

widdlyscudz

A 1 year old car in a harder to find trim for half the msrp? Unless that car has significant mileage or history of damage, I would find that extremely hard to believe.

FWIW I paid 6% off msrp for a 2016 tdi about to go into production soon

soonerfan

ACNA members in good standing for a minimum of 6 months can buy a new Audi for 6% off MSRP plus any other advertised discounts from Audi. 6% is about as good as it gets off a new Q5. When I bought mine, there was an additional 1000.00 discount incentive.
You will LOVE that TDI. Last time I filled up, diesel was $2.29/gallon here in Tulsa.

Buckwheat2088

I would run a search on Audi's website to see what's near you. Good luck finding a '15 CPO TDI in the high 30s!!!

By Jiminy

I ran a quick check on the Southern California Audi dealers website (it's the nearest dealer association website for me) and there were 15 MY15 CPO Q5s available. They range in price from $38K to $55K and the only TDI was priced at $53k. I'm sure there are similar dealer association websites elsewhere, but getting a MY15 Q5 TDI in the 30's may be a stretch regardless of location.

Southern California Audi Dealers

g686

No way you will find a '15 TDI for less then 40k, if you do tell me I'll be there and we'll do a deal for both of us lol. '14s are easier to find in the low-mid 40s. Even 13's are still up there.

imdakine1

I'm assuming the comment on 2013 models was to taking about TDIs in the U.S. Right since I thought 2014 was the first year for TDIs in the U.S.?