The 2013 Q5 revealed
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Bye bye, Lava Grey! Love that colour and had it on my previous two. Oh well. Looks like Daytona is the next one up—as long as I can figure out a way to mimic the blacked out trim package, which I don't see on that list. An intrepid soul here did a grey/black trim combo and it is the best pick I've seen. Maybe I can get things powder-coated.
Anyone know what that 6w9 Front Grill Panel is?
Anyone know what that 6w9 Front Grill Panel is?
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My wife and I just put a deposit on a 2012 that is coming in at the end of this month with the colors and features we want. It's a 2.0 and didn't want anyone to ****** it up before us since they are in demand. I'm thinking we should switch it up to the 2013 unless my salesman will make an offer we can't refuse. I'm just wanting to see some pricing before I jump the gun.
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So I went to University Audi (Seattle) yesterday to pick up a MY2013 Order Guide. They only had the 2.0T order guide, and not 3.0T. Also, did not have pricing guide, stating that this would only be available when the first car 'hits the port'. They stated their first 2013 would arrive in mid-Sept.
I asked about placing an order, and the guy was willing to do that, and when I asked about negotiating a price when the pricing guide was not yet released, he basically told me I'd be paying MRSP since the car was 'so popular'. I was chatting with 2 sales guys at that point (my 3rd time at dealer to check things out - every time I get the newest sales person...). They didn't seem to be terribly interested in working for business - this attitude was a major turn-off. It felt very much like the scene in Pretty Woman where Julia Roberts gets poor service because she is perceived to be non-weathly and non-worthy of service. Just because I don't announce my profession/the fact that I can pay cash now/and didn't drive up in a fancy car - I was judged immediately.
Needless to say I think this was the final straw that will make me not buy from that dealer and check out others. I very much want a Q5 - and this being my first Audi experience, I'm not overly impressed with the condescending attitude.
My question is: are those who have put in orders now (before pricing guide available) negotiating a price above invoice or below MRSP? Are you getting a deal?
Also - is the closest thing to "S line" in 2.0T model the "aluminum interior" feature you can select? I am disappointed that S line is not an option, and don't want to pay the extra money and gas costs of a 3.0T.
I asked about placing an order, and the guy was willing to do that, and when I asked about negotiating a price when the pricing guide was not yet released, he basically told me I'd be paying MRSP since the car was 'so popular'. I was chatting with 2 sales guys at that point (my 3rd time at dealer to check things out - every time I get the newest sales person...). They didn't seem to be terribly interested in working for business - this attitude was a major turn-off. It felt very much like the scene in Pretty Woman where Julia Roberts gets poor service because she is perceived to be non-weathly and non-worthy of service. Just because I don't announce my profession/the fact that I can pay cash now/and didn't drive up in a fancy car - I was judged immediately.
Needless to say I think this was the final straw that will make me not buy from that dealer and check out others. I very much want a Q5 - and this being my first Audi experience, I'm not overly impressed with the condescending attitude.
My question is: are those who have put in orders now (before pricing guide available) negotiating a price above invoice or below MRSP? Are you getting a deal?
Also - is the closest thing to "S line" in 2.0T model the "aluminum interior" feature you can select? I am disappointed that S line is not an option, and don't want to pay the extra money and gas costs of a 3.0T.
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So I went to University Audi (Seattle) yesterday to pick up a MY2013 Order Guide. They only had the 2.0T order guide, and not 3.0T. Also, did not have pricing guide, stating that this would only be available when the first car 'hits the port'. They stated their first 2013 would arrive in mid-Sept.
I asked about placing an order, and the guy was willing to do that, and when I asked about negotiating a price when the pricing guide was not yet released, he basically told me I'd be paying MRSP since the car was 'so popular'. I was chatting with 2 sales guys at that point (my 3rd time at dealer to check things out - every time I get the newest sales person...). They didn't seem to be terribly interested in working for business - this attitude was a major turn-off. It felt very much like the scene in Pretty Woman where Julia Roberts gets poor service because she is perceived to be non-weathly and non-worthy of service. Just because I don't announce my profession/the fact that I can pay cash now/and didn't drive up in a fancy car - I was judged immediately.
Needless to say I think this was the final straw that will make me not buy from that dealer and check out others. I very much want a Q5 - and this being my first Audi experience, I'm not overly impressed with the condescending attitude.
My question is: are those who have put in orders now (before pricing guide available) negotiating a price above invoice or below MRSP? Are you getting a deal?
Also - is the closest thing to "S line" in 2.0T model the "aluminum interior" feature you can select? I am disappointed that S line is not an option, and don't want to pay the extra money and gas costs of a 3.0T.
I asked about placing an order, and the guy was willing to do that, and when I asked about negotiating a price when the pricing guide was not yet released, he basically told me I'd be paying MRSP since the car was 'so popular'. I was chatting with 2 sales guys at that point (my 3rd time at dealer to check things out - every time I get the newest sales person...). They didn't seem to be terribly interested in working for business - this attitude was a major turn-off. It felt very much like the scene in Pretty Woman where Julia Roberts gets poor service because she is perceived to be non-weathly and non-worthy of service. Just because I don't announce my profession/the fact that I can pay cash now/and didn't drive up in a fancy car - I was judged immediately.
Needless to say I think this was the final straw that will make me not buy from that dealer and check out others. I very much want a Q5 - and this being my first Audi experience, I'm not overly impressed with the condescending attitude.
My question is: are those who have put in orders now (before pricing guide available) negotiating a price above invoice or below MRSP? Are you getting a deal?
Also - is the closest thing to "S line" in 2.0T model the "aluminum interior" feature you can select? I am disappointed that S line is not an option, and don't want to pay the extra money and gas costs of a 3.0T.
I negotiated a price below list. In my area there isn't much competition between dealers, and given the popularity of the Q5 (esp with 3.0T), the dealers don't move much.
I can't answer the question regarding the S-Line package, because in Canada the S-LIne is available with the 2.0.
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