EighTT

While my current TT hasn't had as many problems as those in the past, my warranty is coming to an end within the next month or two and I've had some unresolved issues that are a concern. So I asked Audi to review my service records to see if they can do anything such as offering an extended warranty or allowing me to buy one at a discount.

They said that all they could do was to send me a "Friends and Family" coupon which would allow me to buy a new Audi at a discounted price.

Is anyone familiar with this? Any idea how much the discount is? TIA.

Preservation (Axel)

They offered my "nothing" so I'm still driving the 99.5 A4 in winter!

KenRK

off the best price you can reach with your dealer. Must be a member for at least 90 days. Applies to new car purchases, leases and CPO purchases.<ul><li><a href="http://www.audiclubna.org/component/option,com_frontpage/Itemid,1/">Click to join</a></li></ul>

zerinS4

$250 over invoice on F&amp;F vouchers.

bubba j

That's a sweet "no haggle" price...

EighTT

I don't think that this is the same thing.

veritek

I know this thread is a couple of years old, but I am trying to get a little more information about the "friends and family" coupon. I have a coupon from a corporate VW/Audi retiree but am not sure how to handle the situation at the dealer? Would it be best to present this coupon up-front or keep it in my pocket until the last minute. Presenting it up-front may allow the dealer to low-ball my trade in or find some other way of getting more money out of me, while keeping it until the end my disqualify the whole deal?

Has anyone had personal experience with this offer. The current deal is $300 over invoice. I would love to get this deal but am also weary of behind the scenes swindling.

Thanks.