Can I get an additional discount on my S6 order by joining Audi Club North America?
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Wow, this is all great information..........now I need to figure out how to bring this to the attention of my sales rep. He was nice about the test drives and making the order but I haven't heard from him in well over a month and he has not given me the 2016 pricing which is now published nor has he said a word about delivery date.
I am thinking of telling him that I have been doing lots of research while I wait and discovered on Audiworld that people are getting 6% off deals and that I am planning to join ACNA. Still mulling over my strategies with him...
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My past experience is Audi extends the programs to new year models just before the first deliveries. That was the case on both my 2009 A4 and 2013 A6 which were among the very first of the new model year to arrive in country at the Davisville, RI port. The programs changed to include both a few days before I picked them up.
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My past experience is Audi extends the programs to new year models just before the first deliveries. That was the case on both my 2009 A4 and 2013 A6 which were among the very first of the new model year to arrive in country at the Davisville, RI port. The programs changed to include both a few days before I picked them up.
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Audi Supplier Program
If yes, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off. Make sure they do it correctly too. The 6% also applies to the delivery charge.
If not, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off or you'll cancel and take your business elsewhere. There's a 7% spread between Invoice & MSRP in 2016 so they'll still make money.
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Just call and ask any random person at the dealership if they participate in the Audi Supplier Program. Leave the ACNA part out of it.
Audi Supplier Program
If yes, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off. Make sure they do it correctly too. The 6% also applies to the delivery charge.
If not, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off or you'll cancel and take your business elsewhere. There's a 7% spread between Invoice & MSRP in 2016 so they'll still make money.
Audi Supplier Program
If yes, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off. Make sure they do it correctly too. The 6% also applies to the delivery charge.
If not, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off or you'll cancel and take your business elsewhere. There's a 7% spread between Invoice & MSRP in 2016 so they'll still make money.
1. Call Sally at ACNA and purchase the lifetime membership. I suppose I have a small risk of the $800 bucks on this.
2. Verify my dealership is part of ACNA.
3. Call my salesman and move forward with the ACNA deal.
These message boards are a huge help to a first time Audi buyer like myself, thanks so much.
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Just call and ask any random person at the dealership if they participate in the Audi Supplier Program. Leave the ACNA part out of it.
Audi Supplier Program
If yes, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off. Make sure they do it correctly too. The 6% also applies to the delivery charge.
If not, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off or you'll cancel and take your business elsewhere. There's a 7% spread between Invoice & MSRP in 2016 so they'll still make money.
Audi Supplier Program
If yes, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off. Make sure they do it correctly too. The 6% also applies to the delivery charge.
If not, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off or you'll cancel and take your business elsewhere. There's a 7% spread between Invoice & MSRP in 2016 so they'll still make money.
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Just call and ask any random person at the dealership if they participate in the Audi Supplier Program. Leave the ACNA part out of it.
Audi Supplier Program
If yes, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off. Make sure they do it correctly too. The 6% also applies to the delivery charge.
If not, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off or you'll cancel and take your business elsewhere. There's a 7% spread between Invoice & MSRP in 2016 so they'll still make money.
Audi Supplier Program
If yes, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off. Make sure they do it correctly too. The 6% also applies to the delivery charge.
If not, call your actual sales rep and tell him you found out that you're eligible and that you want the order rewritten as 6% off or you'll cancel and take your business elsewhere. There's a 7% spread between Invoice & MSRP in 2016 so they'll still make money.
Here is my update; I called and signed up for a lifetime membership with Sally at ACNA. Then I told my sales agent the good news that was now part of the Audi Supplier discount program.
He wrote to me and said he had discussed it with his sales manager and they didn't think it fair since we had negotiated a deal at 3% over dealers invoice, the S6 is an exclusive car and they had used one of their allocated spots for me.
The funny thing is that the Supplier program is at 6% off of retail price which if the mark up is about 7% would be 1% over dealer cost.
Someone has posted here that the dealers kick in 4% on this deal and Audi puts up the other 2% and if this information is correct (any way to verify?) would mean the dealer is making the deal at 3% over invoice.
So theoretically this should be exactly the same place the dealer would be on the deal they already made with me so what is the big deal...
Unless the Audi incentive/discount is also a big item. When I looked this up all I could see was that Audi was giving new buyer discounts in the range of $500 to $3,000 for those like me making the switch from BMW.
Hopefully what I am saying makes sense and I am wondering if anyone has any other thought of suggestion.
p.s. I am in Northern California and the dealers around here are extremely stingy with discounts...
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I agreed to the 3% off MSRP when I placed my S6 order as well. That was a few days before I discovered this forum and the fact that a lifetime ACNA membership could get me 6%. I called my dealer and asked for the 6% but the sales manager refused me as well. My wife saw the new Q7 that was introduced at the Detroit show and now wants to look at moving to one of those for her ride this fall. I'm planning on joining ACNA with a regular membership now for that purchase. My dealer did screw up in that he made the deal wtih me based on the 2015 S6 order guide and (after my request) subsequently agreed to honor the deal for an equivalently optioned 2016. With the new pricing that looks like it'll put me a hair over 6% off, if he indeed agrees to honor it. If not I'll definatly be calling AoA corporate and making big waves. I wouldn't have cared had he given me the 6% ACNA discount.