diablo1

What's the monthly payment (with taxes), and how much did you put down? I'm hoping to start a new lease around the end of this month, and want to get a fair deal. Thanks!

chadman RS4

I leased mine for 30 months. .00229 money factor and 65% resid. Payment comes out to right at $900/month. Put 7k down through a trade in and it came to $700/month.

DrGP

$740/month/42 mo/10K per year. That includes 9% PA use tax(sales tax would only be 6%,but they tack an additional 3% on leases) . No trade $3100 down of wihich $1500 was a cap reduction. The rest were lease initiation fees. Many B6ers have done much better than that. I know that lease deals can be a function of interest rates and also factory underwriting and incentives.

NJRickD

ouch

bmoney

only if Audi would do the .00065 money factor again. You could lease a B6 for low to mid 600s.

A4xIV / Nadroj

my ls430 lease is cheaper than that for same down.

RXBG

i don't lease b/c i don't know that much about it. although his lease may not be the best... there will always be better and worse deals.

it's still worth the price of admission for that sweet ride.

chadman RS4

There's quite a bit of difference in residual and money factor when you are comparing a 30 month lease to a 42 month. If i chose to do a 42 month my payment would have actually been right around $740/month. However, i don't ever want to keep a car that long. And if i did, makes much more sense to buy it than to lease. If you are looking at the sale price of the car, i paid $1000 over invoice for a fully loaded '06 which isn't bad.

Also, probably could shop around a little and get a little better deal, but probably not much. To me, just not worth the time and hassle.

AlexTTQ

The car is in limited production for 2006.
No need for Audi to incentivise the rate.

eddiek1

I was quoted $901 for 10K/yr for 36 months on a sticker of $57K. They were charging full sticker. That's why I'm looking up and down the whole west coast now instead or possibly buying outright.