Does anyone have the October lease rates for 2007 Q7 3.6?
 

Tarry is out of town so he hasn't had time to reply to all post.

Audi Financial Service effective buy rates (i.e. lease rates) in Ocotber 2007 for the 2007 Q7 3.6 premium or non-premium.

Any input is greatly appreciated!

Thank you.

Re: Does anyone have the October lease rates for 2007 Q7 3.6?
 

If someone has the sheet, I'd be interested in October lease rates for 08 4.2 Premium. Buy rate & residual value for 3yr, 10K miles/year lease.

No Change from September
 

I am taking delivery on a 2008 this week and had the dealer hold it until the October rates came out. I was informed yesterday that they did not chage. For the 3.6:

2008 Q7 3.6 Prem S-line:
M-.00014
R-49%

2008 Q7 3.6 Prem:
M-.00014
R-51%

Thank you, Joe.

Did he show you the new rate sheets? If not, ask to see them. . .
 

I spoke to an Audi dealer in the Northeast yesterday, as well as one in the Northwest The rates they used to quote me yesterday were September rates. Said they hadn't recieved the October rates yets. I'm going to call them right now to check again.

I know BMW rates are going down in October, as are most other manufacturers because of the Fed rate reduction of 50 basis points.

BMW X3 residual on 24 month is 75%! Might have to be my new vehicle.

What is the term 24 or 36 months?

36 Months - here is the scoop on mine
 

36 months at 10k per year
Negotiated Cost - $55,500
All taxes (ex.mass excise), fees, destination, etc. ( included)
Security deposit waived
$4200 out of pocket including $2400 cap reduction
Audicare included

Monthly Payment = $743

No - I am trusting them but will confirm

Quick Math
 

Not sure if this is a reasonable test or not:

Price - $55,500
Residual @ 49% - $27,195
Divided by 36 for a monthly payment of $755

Not sure how much the money factor impacts the payment, but it can't be much given I am at $743 per month.

Am I missing something?

Re: Quick Math
 

Yes - you're missing the formula for calculating a lease payment... Sorry to be a wise acre, but that is not even close to how one calculates a lease payment. Go to any of the online lease sites (leaseguide.com or Edmunds for example) and plug your data in to the formula.