New Factory SQ5 Build - MSRP off
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New Factory SQ5 Build - MSRP off
I got off the fence and placed my factory SQ5 order yesterday. The only odd part was the MSRP that was listed on Audi's site didn't match exactly what the dealer came up with when inputting into their system - theirs was $34 more. I don't care so much about $34 as I want to make sure there are no errors or surprises when it arrives. Is it normal? Can you spot anything below which would cause it to be off?
Base SQ5—$54,300
Prestige Package—$4,200
Carbon Atlas inlays—$500
Exterior - Navarra Blue metallic—$575
Interior - Fine Nappa leather - rotor gray—$1,250
Wheels - 20" 5-double-spoke-star design —No Charge
Tires - 20" 255/45 all-season tires—No Charge
Cold weather package—$500
Driver assistance package—$1,800
S sport package—$3,000
Rear side airbags—$350
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Total Build MSRP—$66,475
Accessories
All Weather Floor Mats - Front—$95
All Weather Floor Mats - rear—$71
Trunk Cover, —$260
Base Carrier Bars—$460
Audi Beam - Rings. —$180
Trailer Hitch—$900
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Total Accessories—$1,966
My Total MSRP—$68,441
Destination—$ 975
My Total—$ 69,416
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Their total: $69,450 ($34 more)
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Discount (5%) — $3,472.50
Total: $65,977.50
First Audi for me. I've had my wife's X3 for comparison and I've been driving a very nice Sienna for the last 10 years. After reading a million posts & reviews and watching all the videos, I expected a let down when actually taking the SQ5 for a test drive. Needless to say, it didn't disappoint. Kids are grown up and it's time for a (fun) change.
Base SQ5—$54,300
Prestige Package—$4,200
Carbon Atlas inlays—$500
Exterior - Navarra Blue metallic—$575
Interior - Fine Nappa leather - rotor gray—$1,250
Wheels - 20" 5-double-spoke-star design —No Charge
Tires - 20" 255/45 all-season tires—No Charge
Cold weather package—$500
Driver assistance package—$1,800
S sport package—$3,000
Rear side airbags—$350
-------------------------------------
Total Build MSRP—$66,475
Accessories
All Weather Floor Mats - Front—$95
All Weather Floor Mats - rear—$71
Trunk Cover, —$260
Base Carrier Bars—$460
Audi Beam - Rings. —$180
Trailer Hitch—$900
------------------------------------
Total Accessories—$1,966
My Total MSRP—$68,441
Destination—$ 975
My Total—$ 69,416
*********************************
Their total: $69,450 ($34 more)
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Discount (5%) — $3,472.50
Total: $65,977.50
First Audi for me. I've had my wife's X3 for comparison and I've been driving a very nice Sienna for the last 10 years. After reading a million posts & reviews and watching all the videos, I expected a let down when actually taking the SQ5 for a test drive. Needless to say, it didn't disappoint. Kids are grown up and it's time for a (fun) change.
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Great build and very close to mine with the exception of exterior color, cold weather package and tow hitch. Just a reminder that the addition of the cold weather package eliminates the flat bottom steering wheel.
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The cold weather package is a nod to practicality over style (as are the tires). Long winters and much of it is below freezing plus stretches below zero (°F) where I am in the Panhandle of Idaho.
The tow hitch is "only" $900 from the factory but it looks like double+ installed afterwards. It won't get a ton of use, but I knew I would regret it one day if I didn't order it now.
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Yea, this set of features just makes sense. I've relied heavily on the posts from this forum in picking my build. So perhaps it's not an accident that our builds are so similar
The cold weather package is a nod to practicality over style (as are the tires). Long winters and much of it is below freezing plus stretches below zero (°F) where I am in the Panhandle of Idaho.
The tow hitch is "only" $900 from the factory but it looks like double+ installed afterwards. It won't get a ton of use, but I knew I would regret it one day if I didn't order it now.
The cold weather package is a nod to practicality over style (as are the tires). Long winters and much of it is below freezing plus stretches below zero (°F) where I am in the Panhandle of Idaho.
The tow hitch is "only" $900 from the factory but it looks like double+ installed afterwards. It won't get a ton of use, but I knew I would regret it one day if I didn't order it now.
Same here... I definitely prefer the flat bottom steering wheel but the cold weather here is too brutal
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Yea, this set of features just makes sense. I've relied heavily on the posts from this forum in picking my build. So perhaps it's not an accident that our builds are so similar
The cold weather package is a nod to practicality over style (as are the tires). Long winters and much of it is below freezing plus stretches below zero (°F) where I am in the Panhandle of Idaho.
The tow hitch is "only" $900 from the factory but it looks like double+ installed afterwards. It won't get a ton of use, but I knew I would regret it one day if I didn't order it now.
The cold weather package is a nod to practicality over style (as are the tires). Long winters and much of it is below freezing plus stretches below zero (°F) where I am in the Panhandle of Idaho.
The tow hitch is "only" $900 from the factory but it looks like double+ installed afterwards. It won't get a ton of use, but I knew I would regret it one day if I didn't order it now.
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Your factory option prices are correct. Your discrepancy is in the cost of the accessories. Not sure where your prices are coming from?
Here is what they cost:
Tow hitch - $850
Trunk cover - $225
All-weather floor mats (set) - $200
Audi beam - $250
You can't add base carrier bars to the SQ5 as they come with the car from the factory, so you can delete that from your order (the dealer can't order these for an SQ5 anyway).
I'd add Dynamic steering to your order if I were you. Once you live with it, you'll love it.
Hope this helps.
Here is what they cost:
Tow hitch - $850
Trunk cover - $225
All-weather floor mats (set) - $200
Audi beam - $250
You can't add base carrier bars to the SQ5 as they come with the car from the factory, so you can delete that from your order (the dealer can't order these for an SQ5 anyway).
I'd add Dynamic steering to your order if I were you. Once you live with it, you'll love it.
Hope this helps.
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Your factory option prices are correct. Your discrepancy is in the cost of the accessories. Not sure where your prices are coming from?
Here is what they cost:
Tow hitch - $850
Trunk cover - $225
All-weather floor mats (set) - $200
Audi beam - $250
You can't add base carrier bars to the SQ5 as they come with the car from the factory, so you can delete that from your order (the dealer can't order these for an SQ5 anyway).
I'd add Dynamic steering to your order if I were you. Once you live with it, you'll love it.
Hope this helps.
Here is what they cost:
Tow hitch - $850
Trunk cover - $225
All-weather floor mats (set) - $200
Audi beam - $250
You can't add base carrier bars to the SQ5 as they come with the car from the factory, so you can delete that from your order (the dealer can't order these for an SQ5 anyway).
I'd add Dynamic steering to your order if I were you. Once you live with it, you'll love it.
Hope this helps.