Tell Me Why My Next Car Should Not Be The G35X
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Tell Me Why My Next Car Should Not Be The G35X
I am in a 2006 A4 Quattro, lease coming up in a few months. All in all, I liked the A4, but I haven't been floored. The engine is way too weak compared to all others in the same price range (and I'm a bit past the chipping stage of my life). Some maintenance problems here and there, including a total breakdown on jericho turnpike.
That being said, I have been looking at all the usual suspects in this price class, and have really fallen for the G35. So folks, convince me why I should stay with the A4.
Would I be able to negotiate a better deal if I stayed with Audi? Would I have any power to negotiate the residual if I wanted to buy the car at the end of the lease (a family member wants it)? Finally, does Audi offer a program where they'll end leases early if you get a new Audi?
Thanks for the anticipated input.
That being said, I have been looking at all the usual suspects in this price class, and have really fallen for the G35. So folks, convince me why I should stay with the A4.
Would I be able to negotiate a better deal if I stayed with Audi? Would I have any power to negotiate the residual if I wanted to buy the car at the end of the lease (a family member wants it)? Finally, does Audi offer a program where they'll end leases early if you get a new Audi?
Thanks for the anticipated input.
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If you like the G35X better than your A4 you should get the G35X next.
Honestly.
If you're spending 35-45k for a car you should be relly happy with it regardless of what anyone on the internet says.
As for your leasing questions, I'm not sure but I believe the answer is, generally, "No" to all of them.
If you're spending 35-45k for a car you should be relly happy with it regardless of what anyone on the internet says.
As for your leasing questions, I'm not sure but I believe the answer is, generally, "No" to all of them.