2019 A7 Lease Prices
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2019 A7 Lease Prices
Hello,
I have wanted the new A7 since it came out. Yesterday, i paid a visit to Audi of Westwood in MA and was ASTONISHED at how high the leases are for the new A7. Any thoughts? Good deal, bad deal? Wait? Take it?
I believe these are waaaaay too high, am I wrong?
Prestige: $85,450.00 MSRP
(12,000 miles/year)
36 Months: $5000 down, $1,379.44 a month
39 Months: $5000 down, $1,362.90 a month
42 Months: $5000 down, $1,351.36 a month
Premium Plus: $79,290.00 MSRP
(12,000 miles/year)
36 Months: $5000 down, $1,258.00 a month
39 Months: $5000 down, $1,222.00 a month
42 Months: $5000 down, $1,215.00 a month
I have wanted the new A7 since it came out. Yesterday, i paid a visit to Audi of Westwood in MA and was ASTONISHED at how high the leases are for the new A7. Any thoughts? Good deal, bad deal? Wait? Take it?
I believe these are waaaaay too high, am I wrong?
Prestige: $85,450.00 MSRP
(12,000 miles/year)
36 Months: $5000 down, $1,379.44 a month
39 Months: $5000 down, $1,362.90 a month
42 Months: $5000 down, $1,351.36 a month
Premium Plus: $79,290.00 MSRP
(12,000 miles/year)
36 Months: $5000 down, $1,258.00 a month
39 Months: $5000 down, $1,222.00 a month
42 Months: $5000 down, $1,215.00 a month
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What do you expect an $80000 car to lease for?
You can't change math. Assume a 50% residual...because that's right around where any new, particularly luxury car, will be. That gives you ~ $40000 of residualized value. Divide that over 36 months - that's $1100. Add in tax and some interest and viola, there's your lease payment.
You can't change math. Assume a 50% residual...because that's right around where any new, particularly luxury car, will be. That gives you ~ $40000 of residualized value. Divide that over 36 months - that's $1100. Add in tax and some interest and viola, there's your lease payment.
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What do you expect an $80000 car to lease for?
You can't change math. Assume a 50% residual...because that's right around where any new, particularly luxury car, will be. That gives you ~ $40000 of residualized value. Divide that over 36 months - that's $1100. Add in tax and some interest and viola, there's your lease payment.
You can't change math. Assume a 50% residual...because that's right around where any new, particularly luxury car, will be. That gives you ~ $40000 of residualized value. Divide that over 36 months - that's $1100. Add in tax and some interest and viola, there's your lease payment.
That's why I went used.
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