Audi Q5 2016 - NYC

shteinb

What are the MF and Residual for an Audi Q5 2016 in NYC (for both Prestige and Premium Plus 3.0 TFSI trims).

If doing a one-pay lease, how does the MF change?

Finally - if adding options once one of the above trims is selected, should i assume the Residual / MF still stay the same?

36m / 12k miles

Thanks for your help.

shteinb

Sorry, didnt include in original post - 36 month lease term.

Michaell

shteinb said:

What are the MF and Residual for an Audi Q5 2016 in NYC (for both Prestige and Premium Plus 3.0 TFSI trims).

If doing a one-pay lease, how does the MF change?

Finally - if adding options once one of the above trims is selected, should i assume the Residual / MF still stay the same?

36m / 12k miles

Thanks for your help.

.00178 and 59% or 55%

.00090 discount for one pay

Individual options do not affect the residual

shteinb

Thanks Michaell - is the 59% for the Prestige or Premium Plus?

Also - do you mind sharing the Residual for the SQ5 Premium Plus and Prestige?

Michaell

shteinb said:

Thanks Michaell - is the 59% for the Prestige or Premium Plus?

Also - do you mind sharing the Residual for the SQ5 Premium Plus and Prestige?

59% is the Premium Plus

2016 SQ5 - .00155 and 60% / 57%

shteinb

Kind of surprising that the Prestige residual is so much lower than the trim below. Aren't I always better off (if leasing) getting the Premium Plus and getting the Tech package as an add-on? Are the other major differences to think about between Prestige and Premium Plus?

kyfdx

shteinb said:

Kind of surprising that the Prestige residual is so much lower than the trim below. Aren't I always better off (if leasing) getting the Premium Plus and getting the Tech package as an add-on? Are the other major differences to think about between Prestige and Premium Plus?

Couldn't tell you all the differences between the trim lines, but yes..it will be a lot cheaper to lease a Premium Plus, even if it has the same MSRP as the Prestige.

josh46

Hi Michael,

Looking for some guidance (and MF and RV) on a 2016 Audi Q5 2.0 Premium Plus. NYC metro.

10K 36mo
or
10K 42mo

When calculating price, incentives - $750 loyalty and &1000 lease cash (AFS) - are taxable, correct? Planning max $500 down.

Thanks in advance.

kyfdx

josh46 said:

Hi Michael,

Looking for some guidance (and MF and RV) on a 2016 Audi Q5 2.0 Premium Plus. NYC metro.

10K 36mo
or
10K 42mo

When calculating price, incentives - $750 loyalty and &1000 lease cash (AFS) - are taxable, correct? Planning max $500 down.

Thanks in advance.

.00030 MF and 56% residual
.00050 MF and 52% residual.

Yes.. the bonus money will be treated as a CAP cost reduction, and therefore, taxable.

josh46

kyfdx,

Thanks for the previous numbers, Kindly provide an update for August on these two:

Q5 2.0 Prem Plus, both 2016 and 2017 models for 10K at 36 and 42 months.

Thanks in advance for the info,

Michaell

josh46 said:

kyfdx,

Thanks for the previous numbers, Kindly provide an update for August on these two:

Q5 2.0 Prem Plus, both 2016 and 2017 models for 10K at 36 and 42 months.

Thanks in advance for the info,

2016 -
36/10 - .00030 and 56%
42/10 - .00050 and 52%

2017 discussion is here:

http://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/42275/audi/q5/2017-audi-q5-lease-questions#latest

country_mouse

Hi Michael,

Early stages of looking at a lease for the 2017 Q5 3.0 Premium Plus 36 mo, 12k in NY.

What's the current MF and Residual numbers?

If doing a one-pay lease, how does the MF change?

Do these numbers change monthly?

Thanks in advance.

Michaell

country_mouse said:

Hi Michael,

Early stages of looking at a lease for the 2017 Q5 3.0 Premium Plus 36 mo, 12k in NY.

What's the current MF and Residual numbers?

If doing a one-pay lease, how does the MF change?

Do these numbers change monthly?

Thanks in advance.

The 2017 Q5 lease discussion can be found here:

http://forums.edmunds.com/discussion/42275/audi/q5/2017-audi-q5-lease-questions#latest

pura_vida_nyc

Appreciate all the info I've gotten from the moderators in this board.
The Residual and MF you've given matches the dealer's.

Now I have a few of questions about my offer:

Audi Q5, Premium Plus, Tech Package, 19" Wheel Package, Heated front seats
Term: 36 months/ 7.5k miles/year
1st Payment: $529.36
MSRP is 49,475
Residual $29685 (or 60%)
MF is 0.00115
Sale price is $47,175
Discounts $2300
Rebates are $1750
Acquisition Fee: $795
Doc Fee: $75
Admin Fee: $590
DMV Fee: $300
Tire Fee & Inspection Fee: $12.50 + $10.00
Tax: 8.875 (NY)
Cash Due: $4288.06

1. I've used leasehackr.com lease calculator and can't get similar monthly payment. I get $544.
   
2. The ultimate question...is this a good deal?
   

Thanks

kyfdx

pura_vida_nyc said:

Appreciate all the info I've gotten from the moderators in this board.
The Residual and MF you've given matches the dealer's.

Now I have a few of questions about my offer:

Audi Q5, Premium Plus, Tech Package, 19" Wheel Package, Heated front seats
Term: 36 months/ 7.5k miles/year
1st Payment: $529.36
MSRP is 49,475
Residual $29685 (or 60%)
MF is 0.00115
Sale price is $47,175
Discounts $2300
Rebates are $1750
Acquisition Fee: $795
Doc Fee: $75
Admin Fee: $590
DMV Fee: $300
Tire Fee & Inspection Fee: $12.50 + $10.00
Tax: 8.875 (NY)
Cash Due: $4288.06

1. I've used leasehackr.com lease calculator and can't get similar monthly payment. I get $544.
   
2. The ultimate question...is this a good deal?
   

Thanks

How does a NY dealer manage to put in a $590 admin fee? Dealer doc fees are limited to $75 in NY, and this seems like a BS way to get around it.

If we add up your fees, plus the first payment, that leaves about $1900... I'll assume that's tax, so the only thing numbers we need for the calculation are the MSRP and sale price $45,425.
That gives me $523.60/month, so only $6/mo. off.

I'd say your room is about $500 more off MSRP + that $590 fee.. Or, about $1000 more off. That would drop the payment close to $500/mo.

stever

hm, I just saw a dealer fee out in California where doc fees are limited to $80 for purchases. I need to track that down and tell the buyer to contact the state.