Mark P

I'm told I do. Need to have current registration at time of new purchase to qualify. Is that what others have experienced?

I know 10 years ago I didn't have my A4 when I took delivery of my S4 (sold A4 1 month after ordering S4, 4 months before taking delivery of S4), but I don't recall how the details of obtaining the Loyalty worked then. I've owned Audis almost continuously for the past 14 years, and have owned my A3 for 3.5 years. I'd really like to sell it before my Q5 arrives, but I don't want to risk losing Loyalty over it. I guess I could call Audi Customer Care to discuss.

Curious what others' experiences are...?

MP4.2+6.0

I just did it on the Q5 Euro Delivery paperwork w/ my 2006 A8.

Of course if you made a copy of your registration just before selling it, the registration expiration is after your Q5 purchase date, and you do it all in short order, candidly I don't think in the paperwork "trail" it will even get flagged.

AUDIIOS

I sold my previous Audi prior to the sale, but had already put down my deposit and offered to sell the Audi in trade (dealer refused). The right salespeople won't have any trouble fudging this at all, just make sure they have the VIN etc. that they need to fill out the paperwork.

RedlumF

I asked my local dealer about this a few months ago, and they said that as long as I have a current (i.e. not expired) registration and insurance for my S4, that would be enough paperwork for the Audi loyalty program.

'Hope this helps.

snagitseven

Have done this a couple of times where I had sold the old, qualifying Audi prior to delivery of the new one. So long as you have a non-expired registration in your name showing the VIN that the dealer can copy, you're good to go. Without that, it will be a problem as the dealer wouldn't get reimbursed by Audi.