LEASE ON 2010
07-22-2009, 05:45 PM
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Actually I bought my car. The lease rate was not attractive for my model.
I bought a 2010 A4 Prestige Quattro.
The money factor on the work sheet was .00257 and the residual at 12K was 50%. My car had an MSRP of $44930.00
I don't know the other rates so sorry I can't be of more help.
In my case I had cash for a large down payment, so my monthly payment actually went down by $110 a month over my Infiniti lease. I feel better owning the car anyway.
..and did I mention I love the car?
I bought a 2010 A4 Prestige Quattro.
The money factor on the work sheet was .00257 and the residual at 12K was 50%. My car had an MSRP of $44930.00
I don't know the other rates so sorry I can't be of more help.
In my case I had cash for a large down payment, so my monthly payment actually went down by $110 a month over my Infiniti lease. I feel better owning the car anyway.
..and did I mention I love the car?
07-23-2009, 05:07 AM
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The answer is no. From my understanding there are no lease deals/incentives for 2010 where there still maybe for 2009. Audi has no incentive to push out lease deals for 2010 when there are still a good amount of 2009's in inventory.
This is the issue I'm running into as I negotiated my car as a 2009 lease, but since my car is now a 2010 my new lease price could potentially be as much as $150 more a month than what I had negotiated.
This is the issue I'm running into as I negotiated my car as a 2009 lease, but since my car is now a 2010 my new lease price could potentially be as much as $150 more a month than what I had negotiated.
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