SYMAWD

Yes, but it is $2,500 on top of the $5,650 luxury package.
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AudiFanFL

I totally agree.

MoInEd

Don't know about USA but Audi Canada numbers are as I posted:
https://www.audi.ca/ca/web/en/models...1WPY_2018.html

https://www.audi.ca/ca/web/en/models..._techdata.html

smacky

I didn't realize the second screen was that low down and at that angle.

That seems like it would be a nuisance.

jrjunior31

That's a huge upgrade over my Q8 with the all plastic doors. This has the the door pockets all covered in leather as well. Is that option available for Q8? If I get another Audi I will have to custom order to take advantage, looks sooooo much better....

BigKutta

That looks so nice, but I'm not sure I'm spending close to $90k on a Q7

SYMAWD

That car did sell. Ended up leasing it to someone who got a Q7 when it first came out when lease prices were crazy high, so there was very little cost difference to them and they got a huge upgrade. But yes, anything above $70k on a Q7 has just about no resale value to it.

AudiFanFL

Are you saying that the lease-conditions on the Q7 have improved or aren't as bad anymore as at the beginning of MY19 and back to where they were about two years ago?

I'm hoping to see some 'normal' lease-deals for MY20. By normal, I mean lease-payments that are lower than finance-payments like they supposed to be...but I guess with Audi, that will be wishful thinking..LOL

SYMAWD

I mean compared to January 2016 but right now they are pretty good as well for Season of Audi.

AudiFanFL

Thanks for the info. Nice to see that there is some 'movement' in the numbers. The deals could be getting better due to the fact that the Q7 is not that new anymore. Let's see if that stays that way for MY20.

I would even consider getting a fully loaded one again if my payment doesn't go up (or even goes down). Although the MSRP will be higher for an equally equipped model, the rebates off MSRP that are available improved as well. I got 5% off and it seems we are closer to 10 now.

My lease ends in February 2020 so I'm curious if I should focus on squeezing in the new purchase by the end of 2019. Since this is my first Audi, I don't know how they deal with early terminations if you lease a new vehicle. Some brands make you pay for each payment you haven't made and others - like Ford - wave the last payments. This will be a deciding factor in the timing as well..