Dr.Aronis

I understand your point, but the buyout on this car is at least $10 grand less than the average sale price of at least fifty 2015 S lines I see listed on Autotrader.
If I get the CPO ($1500) it extends my warrantee and gets me 3.2% financing. If one was in the market for a used 2015 Q7, it would be very hard to find one for $32k in the condition this car is with only 39k miles. The dealer I go to just sold a 2014 Q7 (premium) with 50k miles on it for $42k! LOL.
Mike

arU4ic

I completely agree - with a lease buyout, every situation is different, and in this case the Dr. is right.

For other considerations for other's making this decision;

- will you have to pay a lot for turn-in, brakes, tires, over-miles, dings in the car, etc - although I have found that if you just lease another Audi of similar price, they may overlook minor things like door dings.
- do you love the car? I love my 2015 over the new Q7s, so that factors in for me (and probably others).
- negotiate the buyout - don't pay what AudiFS offers!
- are there mods that you will redo in a new Audi
- are the lease deals for a new one really good? Is it the end of a quarter or month or year so negotiating a new one could really work out for you?
- has your Audi been really reliable during the lease... this is no guarantee of future reliability, but its definitely an indicator

There's probably more...

progress88

Dr. Aronis.. I'm interested in an 2015 Audi Q7 S Line. Are you still considering selling?