NMW1982

Hello, I've been offered $750 below invoice for a brand new 2011 Q5. This does not include loyalty rebate because I don't currently own an Audi.

Is this a good price?

jeff968

Great price! I paid $700 below invoice and the was WITH the Audi loyalty.

igelje

Where are you located?

I remain baffled as to why I'm paying so much but I've made peace with it... somehow.

mpraju

NMW1982, Can you also post what kind of a Q5? If its for one of the sought after models like the 2.0 P+ or the 3.2 P+ then this is a fantastic deal. I found dealers were not willing to budge on these but were willing to deal on the 2.0T Premiums

However, irrespective of the model, 750 below invoice is still a great price.

gat821

Yep, that's a good price indeed. Go for it! Just make sure the price already includes all fees, like port prep or dealer advertising charge.

NMW1982

Thanks for the advice. Is there anything else I should look out for? Can they try to charge me for anything else?

NMW1982

It is the Q5 2.0, Premium Plus with MMI Navigation.

myriadshalaks

why do you hate your salesperson? he/she is probably a really nice person.

jeff968

On my deal I also paid $299 for a conveyance fee, $105 for plate transfer, and $2165 in CT sales tax. Nothing else other then $700 under invoice for the Q5. My car was ordered and should be here next week.

NMW1982

I am getting different invoice figures for the 2.0 with metallic paint, premium plus, and navigation.

This car has an MSRP of $43,750, and according to carsdirect.com, the invoice is $41,330, but according to cars.com the invoice is $40,750. Which one is correct???

Thanks.