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I was quoted a rate of 5.9% for 48-60 months on a 2006 CPO A6. Can anyone tell me what the current buy rates are? I would like to know how much this is being marked up.
Also, will taking this deal qualify me for a waiver on the disposition fee for my lease return?
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Also, will taking this deal qualify me for a waiver on the disposition fee for my lease return?
Thanks!
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the dealer gets a flat fee for being the intermediary for a loan. Usually they offer both Audi and third party financing... offering you the best rate they can get (for themselves!)
I think they usually get an 1/8th...
have you considered third party financers yourself? i.e. your bank, etc. I know that Capital One has some great auto rates.
I think they usually get an 1/8th...
have you considered third party financers yourself? i.e. your bank, etc. I know that Capital One has some great auto rates.
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the dealer gets a flat fee for being the intermediary for a loan. Usually they offer both Audi and third party financing... offering you the best rate they can get (for themselves!)
I think they usually get an 1/8th...
have you considered third party financers yourself? i.e. your bank, etc. I know that Capital One has some great auto rates.
I think they usually get an 1/8th...
have you considered third party financers yourself? i.e. your bank, etc. I know that Capital One has some great auto rates.
By 1/8th, do you mean 1/8th of one percent of the amount financed? If I knew how much was at stake for the dealer, it would help me to bargain.
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Ah... a lease.
I know less about those.
Not sure if dealer gets a little "sugar" from AFS for that.
I think it's an 1/8th... edmunds.com used to have a very good section on how to negotiate but now that they are owned by their advertisors (read: car makers) they have less useful info.
maybe it's more... an 1/8th on a $30K loan is not much at all...
I know less about those.
Not sure if dealer gets a little "sugar" from AFS for that.
I think it's an 1/8th... edmunds.com used to have a very good section on how to negotiate but now that they are owned by their advertisors (read: car makers) they have less useful info.
maybe it's more... an 1/8th on a $30K loan is not much at all...
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