New York Audi Car Dealers

If you are in the market for a new Audi car or truck, your search should begin at Edmunds.com. Our expansive network of New York Audi car dealerships gives car buyers the ability to start shopping for their new or used vehicle from the convenience of their desktop. Once you locate Audi car dealers in New York, you can compare online price quotes to find the lowest possible rate. Whether you are interested in a car, truck, SUV, wagon, or minivan, the comprehensive listing of New York Audi car dealerships at Edmunds.com is a great place to start.

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Re: April Lease #s [ryan4h] by ryan4h on Thu Apr 28 18:32:12 PDT 2011

Hi all. Trying to figure out if this is a good leasing deal on 2011 Premium Plus TT. Sales guy hasn't provided all the numbers yet. (I've asked twice, but he hasn't responded yet). Still waiting for him to provide cap cost, money factor, and residual. TIA. MSRP: $42,695 Total Out of Pocket: $1,000 39 month lease, 12K mileage per year. $569/month. NY Sales Tax: 8.375%

Re: Help with lease numbers on A6 3.0 Premium Plus [abhat] by monkster68 on Wed Mar 30 17:06:59 PDT 2011

NO. I am not sure where you are located but if in the NY Tri-state...call Bell Audi in Edison, NJ. I leased my 2011 A6 Prem. Plus, Audi Care, mats, etc.... and basically nothing down for what I think was the best price around BY FAR. Tell them Mike R. sent you and ask for Bob Diangelo or Ryan Schmidt. Good luck! http://www.bellaudi.com/index.htm

2011 A4 Premium Plus, Quattro with Nav lease - for Car man by nickr1 on Sat Mar 26 19:50:12 PDT 2011

Hi Car man, can you help? Please forgive the many questions, but it's not as if I can ask a dealer any of this? I am totally confused by the wildly different lease deals on this forum, can you help clarify why everybody's experience seems to be so different? I want to lease a 2011 Audi A4 Quattro with Premium Plus and Nav and bluetooth connect. Edmunds pricing has that at True market Value for $36,466 for Dutchess County NY. MSRP is $38,625, Invoice is $35,985. So here are some questions: 1. Is there a choice of 36 or 39 months and who sets this time? 2. What is the typical or required down payment? Can it be zero as some here have posted? What does zero really mean, does it mean 0, no tax due, no destination fee, nothing? If true zero is not possible, what's the lowest down possible in NY. 3. What is true market value and who says what that is? Can the dealer, if he is not hungry, charge whatever he wants? If I show him that Edmunds says invoice of $35,985, can't he just say, "no, not in NY"? What I'm really asking here is, what do you say to an unmotivated dealer? Buy in CT instead? Is it better to lie and say you want a price for purchase? Does the dealer jack up the price when he knows you want to lease? If yes, isn't that manipulation, shouldn't that really piss off a buyer? 4. Is milage up to me and how does it affect cost of the lease? If I say 10,000 miles will that be less of a monthly than 12 or 15? Will they even consider someone at 10,000 miles? 5. I have a high credit score and no debt, can that get me a better lease price? if so, how does that work, how do I make that benefit transparent? 6. I see no lease incentive program on the Audi site, why so little info? I ask this because it seems every dealer has a different lease price for exactly the same car. I mean, within NY, shouldn't all lease deals in an area that has the same tax rate be exactly the same? If they are not the same, why is this, is it dealer motivation or dealer sleight of hand? 7. Who offers the lease, Audi, or the individual dealer, or both together? How does the dealer make money on a lease? Why does it seem he is desperate to make money off the lease by manipulating numbers? Is this just my imagination? 8. In my mind, because this seems so complicated, and variable, I try to look at only 3 factors, in order to clarify. 1. What is the final best price of the car with the options I want 2. What is the minimum down 3. What is the monthly payment (with 10k or 12k miles) So my question here is, why make it more complicated than that? The dealer gives you his best price with options, then he says what he wants for minimum down, then that sets the monthly payment. What am I missing here if anything? If the dealer is setting these terms by residual and money factor, so what? Should I assume he is always fudging numbers to get more? Should I assume he is not following true residual and true MF? Are dealers that shady, that manipulative? I've had dealers say to me, "well, what monthly do you want" and of course that's just a complete insult to my intelligence because everyone knows if you give them more up front you get a (seemingly) lower monthly, but the dealer said this to make the monthly "look good" as if I was saving money, not to give me a better deal. I walked from that dealer over that comment but he didn't care, "cars were flying out the door" back then. Finally, I want to avoid all the showroom BS, can I get a lease quote that's true and firm online or is it never the same through email compared to going into a showroom? PS: I like cars, I hate the buying process. I believe someday you will be able to walk into a showroom and get a professional tour of the car by the car maker (not a dealer), but make the deal for it at another time and place with a (transparent) professional rep from the car maker (not a dealer). I know that's what many people want, but dream on, right? Thanks!

Re: Q7 figures [samirrathod] by beoperson on Sat Mar 19 09:35:45 PDT 2011

What is the good? I have Q7 3.6 Premium Plus - lease ending next month. I can't get a good deal in NY - truck sells well over invoice. Even with $1000 loaylty comes out to be almost $200 over to what I'm paying now! Considering switching to BMW X5

Pricing for 2011 Avant premium by fergusona on Fri Mar 11 13:00:18 PST 2011

I got a quote from two dealers on Long Island, NY for a 39 month lease with ipod connection but no other options, no money down, paying taxes and license. $467 per month. Is this reasonable? Thanks

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