Southern AR

I've found a '04 Allroad 2.7t black, with 42,000. The Audi dealer is asking $25,900, anyone have an idea how much I should be able to drive out of the dealership paying? The car is a CPO w/ extended warranty up to 6 yrs/100k miles. There is small private dealership offering a comprable car for $22,900 w/ 47k miles, but not CPO. Think $22,900 is reasonable offer to the audi dealership or could I go lower or do I need to offer more?

Also, I have concern for maintenance after the additional 2 years for I will be financing it for 5 years and will have 3 years without coverage. Am I reading into the realibilty issue to much? After all it a very sweet car and there is no other wagon like it.

mustbeaudi

policy to offer, negotiated as part of your purchase. $3000 premium is a lot, and CPO is not full coverage and only 2 yrs (and no guarantee that the car is correct now or even inspected - get any car inspected by a local Audi expert shop). $3000 almost buys Audi's Pure Protection 3 more years coverage, which is much more comprehensive. You should be concerned over costs, the odds suggest they can run high over time.

Bruce M

.....warranty for five years and 50K miles from warranty purchase date, exclusionary, from top rated company (www.inds.com), for $2645 after $225 GB discount. It might get to $300 discount if we get four more people.

Email me if interested or if you need more info.

Bruce

osuidoc

this car you speak of, if it is a manual, is the exact car I was trying to buy at auction two weeks ago. FYI, and you didn't hear this from me, they paid $23k. I think the dealership was something like "go-automotive" but I am not certain. Considering auction fees, transportation costs and their profit margin, I would say not much room to negotiate on this one. Maybe $25k if they want to sell quickly, maybe.