2016 Audi SQ5 Lease Numbers

aharon1

Dealers now have 2016 SQ5s on the lots. Looking to do a deal.

Anyone have the MF and residuals for 2016 Premium Plus SQ5 for 3yr/15,000 ?

Thank you!

kyfdx

aharon1 said:

Dealers now have 2016 SQ5s on the lots. Looking to do a deal.

Anyone have the MF and residuals for 2016 Premium Plus SQ5 for 3yr/15,000 ?

Thank you!

.00155 MF and 58% residual

sweeneytodd

Hi, I am thinking about Leasing a 2015 Audi SQ5 Premium Plus.
These are the numbers, how it looks? is there any room to reduce the monthly cost?

MSRP: $62625
Negotiated price: $58731
CA Tax: %9
Term: 36mo/7500mi
Down Payment: $0
Monthly payment: $852
Residual: $38737.6 (%62 of MSRP)

Update: I also have $1000 in rebate which should be add to calculation.
Using Edmunds lease calculator I am getting $756 as monthly payment with tax. Am I correct?

Michaell

sweeneytodd said:

Hi, I am thinking about Leasing a 2015 Audi SQ5 Premium Plus.
These are the numbers, how it looks? is there any room to reduce the monthly cost?

MSRP: $62625
Negotiated price: $58731
CA Tax: %9
Term: 36mo/7500mi
Down Payment: $0
Monthly payment: $852
Residual: $38737.6 (%62 of MSRP)

Update: I also have $1000 in rebate which should be add to calculation.
Using Edmunds lease calculator I am getting $756 as monthly payment with tax. Am I correct?

2015 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00105 and 58% for 36/7.5

Using your MSRP and negotiated price, I get a payment of $787.27/mo with 9% tax.

sweeneytodd

Michaell said:

sweeneytodd said:

Hi, I am thinking about Leasing a 2015 Audi SQ5 Premium Plus.
These are the numbers, how it looks? is there any room to reduce the monthly cost?

MSRP: $62625
Negotiated price: $58731
CA Tax: %9
Term: 36mo/7500mi
Down Payment: $0
Monthly payment: $852
Residual: $38737.6 (%62 of MSRP)

Update: I also have $1000 in rebate which should be add to calculation.
Using Edmunds lease calculator I am getting $756 as monthly payment with tax. Am I correct?

2015 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00105 and 58% for 36/7.5

Using your MSRP and negotiated price, I get a payment of $787.27/mo with 9% tax.

Sorry Michaell,
It is 2016 model not 2015 ... I miss typed it.
Also did you considered $591 DMV and Documentation fees and $625 acquisition fee?
I think I should pay these.

Michaell

sweeneytodd said:

Michaell said:

sweeneytodd said:

Hi, I am thinking about Leasing a 2015 Audi SQ5 Premium Plus.
These are the numbers, how it looks? is there any room to reduce the monthly cost?

MSRP: $62625
Negotiated price: $58731
CA Tax: %9
Term: 36mo/7500mi
Down Payment: $0
Monthly payment: $852
Residual: $38737.6 (%62 of MSRP)

Update: I also have $1000 in rebate which should be add to calculation.
Using Edmunds lease calculator I am getting $756 as monthly payment with tax. Am I correct?

2015 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00105 and 58% for 36/7.5

Using your MSRP and negotiated price, I get a payment of $787.27/mo with 9% tax.

Sorry Michaell,
It is 2016 model not 2015 ... I miss typed it.
Also did you considered $591 DMV and Documentation fees and $625 acquisition fee?
I think I should pay these.

2016 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00155 and 62% for 36/7.5

Now the payment, with tax, is $767.46/mo

If you add the DMV and bank fees, the payment would go up about $34/mo before tax.

sweeneytodd

Michaell said:

sweeneytodd said:

Michaell said:

sweeneytodd said:

Hi, I am thinking about Leasing a 2015 Audi SQ5 Premium Plus.
These are the numbers, how it looks? is there any room to reduce the monthly cost?

MSRP: $62625
Negotiated price: $58731
CA Tax: %9
Term: 36mo/7500mi
Down Payment: $0
Monthly payment: $852
Residual: $38737.6 (%62 of MSRP)

Update: I also have $1000 in rebate which should be add to calculation.
Using Edmunds lease calculator I am getting $756 as monthly payment with tax. Am I correct?

2015 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00105 and 58% for 36/7.5

Using your MSRP and negotiated price, I get a payment of $787.27/mo with 9% tax.

Sorry Michaell,
It is 2016 model not 2015 ... I miss typed it.
Also did you considered $591 DMV and Documentation fees and $625 acquisition fee?
I think I should pay these.

2016 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00155 and 62% for 36/7.5

Now the payment, with tax, is $767.46/mo

If you add the DMV and bank fees, the payment would go up about $34/mo before tax.

Michaell,
I believe I need to pay DMV, Document and Acquisition fees in California. Is there anyway to not paying acquisition fee? dealers have any room?

Over all what do you think about my offer?
$58731 for final prices looks good?
If I end up paying $800 including tax each month, is it a good deal?

Thanks for our help.

Michaell

sweeneytodd said:

Michaell said:

sweeneytodd said:

Michaell said:

sweeneytodd said:

Hi, I am thinking about Leasing a 2015 Audi SQ5 Premium Plus.
These are the numbers, how it looks? is there any room to reduce the monthly cost?

MSRP: $62625
Negotiated price: $58731
CA Tax: %9
Term: 36mo/7500mi
Down Payment: $0
Monthly payment: $852
Residual: $38737.6 (%62 of MSRP)

Update: I also have $1000 in rebate which should be add to calculation.
Using Edmunds lease calculator I am getting $756 as monthly payment with tax. Am I correct?

2015 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00105 and 58% for 36/7.5

Using your MSRP and negotiated price, I get a payment of $787.27/mo with 9% tax.

Sorry Michaell,
It is 2016 model not 2015 ... I miss typed it.
Also did you considered $591 DMV and Documentation fees and $625 acquisition fee?
I think I should pay these.

2016 SQ5 Premium Plus - .00155 and 62% for 36/7.5

Now the payment, with tax, is $767.46/mo

If you add the DMV and bank fees, the payment would go up about $34/mo before tax.

Michaell,
I believe I need to pay DMV, Document and Acquisition fees in California. Is there anyway to not paying acquisition fee? dealers have any room?

Over all what do you think about my offer?
$58731 for final prices looks good?
If I end up paying $800 including tax each month, is it a good deal?

Thanks for our help.

Acquisition fee is set by the bank and is not negotiable. Either you pay it up front or you add it into the cap cost.

To me, $800/mo for a small CUV seems like an awful lot of money, especially when you're only allowed to dr 7500 miles a year.

But, the numbers seem to work out to that amount.