Volkswagen TDI Models Prices Paid

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  • donna388donna388 Member Posts: 69
    "I have been on foums and either the guys think I am a mess, they think I am a lier because I will not buy fom a dealer many other members had purchased from in PA, fly there and drive the car home that he sold them. All above MSRP, which is OK, but I was not well and definitely not able to fly 6 hours away and drive a new car 4000-5000 mi. back home. I am i Salt Lake City. I would do something like that but I would like to find a dealer in the West somewhere. so, I am not even sure if this will ever hapen. I do not beleive in "good" or "bad" luck. I think there might be another reason why this is all happening
    but I still want a Jetta Spo
    tWagon TDI with panoamic sunroof,
    17" tires, any color but black and open to anything else"

    One thing you must do is to learn how to post correctly to these forums!
    We are not idiots here. You need to start 'proof-reading' your posts
    for spelling, proper capitalization, etc. prior to sending them.

    As examples:

    "not able to fly 6 hours away" . . Six hours from SLC to PA?
    It is not even six hours from coast to coast! :sick:

    "I am i Salt Lake City." Did you read this before you posted?

    "drive a new car 4000-5000 mi. back home."
    Again, you do not exaggerate figures at all, do you? :confuse:
    PA to SLC is less than 2000 miles!

    "I have been on foums and either the guys think I am a mess, they think I am a lier"
    When a person such as yourself exaggerates things the way that you do,
    who will or can believe anything you say? :confuse:

    You 'say' you want to travel in your new JSW? Why not go to PA and get a new
    Jetta SPORTWAGEN and then enjoy the relatively short trip back to SLC?

    "above MSRP" :confuse: Have you bothered to read and compare his prices which
    are clearly posted on those 'other' forums you say you have been on?
    I have never seen him post prices that were even close to MSRP let alone above MSRP.

    I, like many others here seriously doubt if you are really in the market for a JSW. :lemon:

    BTW, I do know where there is a new White JSW TDI DSG with
    17 inch wheels, but it has no panoramic sun roof.

    Your problem among other things is your trade-in.
  • gagricegagrice Member Posts: 31,450
    Good advice. If he does not want to travel so far he could go Portland Oregon. I had a great experience with Armstrong VW. They drove my new Passat wagon TDI to the airport and picked me up. There is plenty of good dealers if you are willing to use email.
  • rik4rik4 Member Posts: 90
    join here www.penfed.org they offer 3.99% new or used
  • koolerkooler Member Posts: 22
    some of the people on thee forums are so mean, I fel bad for them, they must live such a depressie life. they have to know it all, be able to tell al people what to do or they get mea and post mean posts that are not even acurate.

    anyway enough of time to those posers. the honda is gone. what a relief. I felt like I was gettng nto a body cast everytime I got in the car. I have never felt so good about something. they went crazy over it, even know thei lot is full of them now, gas is $2/gal, not the $4 it was when I purchased it and could not find a Fit Sport.

    I got the TDI JSW too. Several offers but I ent with the guy in PA. he is all around these forums and probably does not even have to walk on his lot. Most people fly on way to him and drive the car back but PA is to ar (right now I am just not up for that so he is having a trucker rop it off (after it passes my inspection) and I hope it all goes OK..

    It was a long haul because I did have sspecific wants and I hit tons o the people I described at the start of this post. thos people ae so funny. You know they are so pissed they must have either got s burned or just unhappy.

    it took some time. A lot o questions, a lot of pictures (at least requesting them), but now I have to figure out how to get the money to him. he has never had a customer do it this way so he ays I need to figure out how to get the money to him. I will wire it but I stil have to be careful even know he is known.

    if there is a problem, he is in PA, I am in Sal;t Lake City, so guess who has to go to who?

    anyway, it is a dark blue, 17"wheels with the ...I forgot the name of the tire. Moon roof, gorilla mats (a must and he hought that was so odd even know carpet mats do not come standard anymore?!)

    Take Care. I have no idea what is happening in 2010 but you hear all kinds of stuff. Good luck to the serious and nice shoppers. I even ran into hosts on here who ripped of my first Discussion s fast for some strange reason.

    it takes all kinds. I hope n a few months I have some odd reports to give I would not ever get close to Strong VW in Salt Lake City. They are game players and one day one guy is the GM, the next day another guy is the GM, they play games to get more sales. somebody told me they do that to test you up against...I had no idea what he was talking about.

    Peace and God's Blessings to al of you.
  • gagricegagrice Member Posts: 31,450
    I hope you are buying from a VW dealership in PA. There are a lot of scams on places like Craigslist. Go to VW and make sure this is a VW dealer. I would not send money to anyone that was not a legitimate dealer. Myself I prefer to fly and carry a cashier's check. Then I see the car before I take delivery. Just be advised that once you wire the money the car is yours. Good luck, I like that Sportswagen a lot.
  • attdiattdi Member Posts: 1
    thanks for the tip. I financed with Penfed.

    In Florida. Purchased an 2009 sportwagen candy white with tan interior. 6-speed automatic trans and pan sunroof were only add ons.
    MSRP $26,970.00
    Invoice $25,450.00
    Paid $25,209.00 plus $292.50 dealer fee + tax + tag and title.
    If you factor in the dealer fee, then I paid $50 over invoice. Not too bad.
  • dieselfitter1dieselfitter1 Member Posts: 42
    Took delivery on March 19. salesman pointed out that it came with an Engine Heater. Had the unit on the Hoist the other day and removed the bottom engine cover.

    This heater is a Factory installed unit,as you could see how the heater was tied in(hoses,steel pipe,etc). I plugged it in and this heater works fast!

    Neat thing was,I ordered the car without a heater. It is a $495 item. So this ended up being a freebee!

    This '09 feels like a luxury car compared to my '02 Jetta. Very big improvements in noise level,trim,interior space,ride. AND POWER! Put her down into sport mode and watch out. Very happy with this unit! :)
  • investor27investor27 Member Posts: 59
    Did you buy the White Sportwagen in Clear Water, FL? Thanks.
  • longo2longo2 Member Posts: 347
    For those shoppers looking for some bottom line, hard number$ on new 09' Jetta TDI's here's a group that currently has 28 of them all below MSRP.

    Here's an example of my favorite...

    Candy White
    Sunroof
    DSG a/t transmission
    Ipod ready
    Rubber floormats

    FitzMall Delivered :
    Internet Price: $22,331.00
    Value Price: $22,700.00
    Invoice Price: $24,138.00
    MSRP: $25,138.00

    You need to be on the East Coast (or really creative) to cash in on this, but if nothing else, it makes great comparison shopping and if you print out the deal you like, take it in to your nearst VW dealer and lay it on the table.

    Expect a lot of double talk when they see the below invoice numbers....

    http://www.fitzautomall.com/fitzway/carfind/resultsa.asp
  • weaselinsuitweaselinsuit Member Posts: 78
    Just wondering if anyone knows if the Comfortline TDI wagon is a scarce commodity in Canada? Am dickering with a dealer and getting the ole "We can barely get these, we can't give it to you for that price..." schtick.
  • ewl168ewl168 Member Posts: 1
    Hi Everyone!

    Just went to one of the VW Deals night thingy where you can get some free food and drink. I settled on a Jetta TDI Highline (I live in Canada) with ESP and Rear Side Airbags for $31500 for everything including taxes. Would this be considered a deal? Thanks!
  • jahtdijahtdi Member Posts: 1
    DSG Automatic
    Pano roof
    17 Avignon
    Nav + ipod connect and USB connect
    Protection Kit
    Black

    $880 under invoice

    NYC metro
  • weaselinsuitweaselinsuit Member Posts: 78
    The dealer held firm at their price. When I calculate up from invoice, it appears they want 11% profit. Maybe I'm out of touch with how popular this model is but jeez that seems a bit rich.
  • weaselinsuitweaselinsuit Member Posts: 78
    Forgot to back out the tax. There's a reason I don't do math for a living. The markup is closer to 6.5%, maybe that's not so bad for a hotly desired car?
  • pylot135pylot135 Member Posts: 1
    2009
    Silver
    17" Avi' Wheels
    Sunroof
    Ipod
    Gorilla mats and trunk system
    Rubber Jetta Mats

    500 Under invoice
  • longo2longo2 Member Posts: 347
    Sounds like a beautiful car, the 17" rims are a great design.

    For anyone shopping their deals against the rest of the VW dealerships, here's a llink to the (I think) best prices on 09' Jetta TDI's with nice options.

    For anyone on the East Coast, these posted low internet prices are a good thing to print out and put down on any Sales managers desk when they start giving you the hard sell....here's todays list..

    http://www.fitzautomall.com/fitzway/carfind/resultsa.asp
  • bosncwobosncwo Member Posts: 1
    Just got an 09' TDI for $1000 under invoice.

    Invoice was $23,481 and paid $22,481.
    Tax, Title and Doc fee...OTD $24,046

    Reflex silver
    6-speed man
    sun roof
    sport & protection pkg
    17" Avignon wheels

    Seems like a really good deal, what do you guys think? Can't wait to get it out on the open road.
  • gagricegagrice Member Posts: 31,450
    I think it is a great deal. And when gas goes back to $4 per gallon you will be the luckiest guy on your street.
  • chris1j1chris1j1 Member Posts: 2
    Jersey Dealership

    Paid
    $21,783 for a TDI Sunroof and ipod connector,
    $150 title/registration fees
    197.75 Other clerical fees (too tired to negotiate)

    Total 22,130.75

    Invoice: 24,041
    Just a FYI, I feel I got jacked on my trade in by $500

    - 1) Check out costco or BJ's auto program- will get you a dealer atleast who is willing to talk (I got an great quote, which I parlayed into a better one from a closer dealer)
    2) Did internet quotes, after first good quote, I told others what I was offered, as for match or lower.
    3) That Fitzmall site, is a good site to give you an idea of what dealers can go down to. Granted I wasnt going to VA to get a car, but I knew how low the dealers I was working with could go.
    4) Also for financing, get your own, and use that as a bargening. The dealership beat chase bank which was offering me 4.75 APR by .10 . Not much but if I didnt have the backup of chase they probably would have banged me out.
  • longo2longo2 Member Posts: 347
    Sounds like a good deal if it has the DSG. You didn't mention that, but it's close to a $900 option.

    As for your 'Trade In' I think if you only got $500 less than what you thought your car was worth, you still did pretty good.

    Seems Jetta TDI's are easier to buy on the East Coast than anywhere else..(in Great FAlls Montana they are trying to get an extra $2000 over MSRP!)
  • dice4dice4 Member Posts: 9
    I lived in Montana for 30 years and never bought there, I gave them a chance,but always ended up buying in Washington. I am returning to Mt from Panama and will buy a new jetta. It will probilly be from Wa. or Or again . I will use prices from fitzway.
  • m6userm6user Member Posts: 3,181
    Fitzmall is offering them for $2500 to $3000 below MSRP. Should buy a few and take them to Montana for a $5000 profit. :confuse:
  • chris1j1chris1j1 Member Posts: 2
    sorry didnt mention my price is for a DSG- automatic.
  • ge0m0ge0m0 Member Posts: 2
    By now I'm sure the White JSW TDI DSG with...no panoramic sun roof is no longer available, but that is exactly what I am looking for. Fairfax, VA dealer has a fully loaded model w/ sunroof, but says he cannot find what I want. They seemed like they were only interested in selling what they have in stock, which is no surprise. They said they typically sell the loaded model over invoice, which is way, way over MSRP.
  • ge0m0ge0m0 Member Posts: 2
    I called Fitzmall. They are semi-local, only about an hour away. Either prices have gone up about $5k in month, or the information posted by longo2 is for the stripped down sedan and not the sportwagon. I did not expect the Fitzmall people to double talk their own information. They told me exactly what was on the website. With a sunroof and DSG the price is $26,970 including destination fee for a black/beige car that is right now on the boat and will be here in about 2 weeks.
  • longo2longo2 Member Posts: 347
    If you are looking for prices on the Jetta Sportwagon, this bunch has one at $25670. I don't think it has the roof, (but wrong color) and this one $27955 but it has Navi and the roof.

    http://www.fitzautomall.com/fitzway/carfind/resultsa.asp

    It's a good internet place to check prices and details before you get the hard sell from any dealers about prices and avalability. But it looks like they are now not giving the great deals on the Sportwagons like they are on the Sedans. Maybe they never did, but at least they have a couple.

    None of my business but I would wait for the new 2010 Jetta Sportwagon model that should be out in a couple of months or so. It will now have the steering wheel controls included, and a few other features worth waiting for.
    VW knows they have the only high mpg TDI's in a moderate price range and the dealers are all pretty cocky about it.

    Here's some info on the new VW TDI's that are coming to North America later this year.

    http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/hot_lists/high_performance/vw_audi_central/2- - 010_volkswagen_jetta_sportwagen_car_news
  • thundley459thundley459 Member Posts: 3
    I just bought my VW Jetta TDI sedan, red, sunroof, mat package, ipod adapter, with DGS from Fitzgerald's Auto Mall in Frederick MD. Price $22,037 before tax, title, and $100 processing fee. I thought that was a great deal. The internet sales manager was outstanding!!
  • longo2longo2 Member Posts: 347
    I just had a look at their inventory and they have another Salsa Red Jetta TDI with the same options as yours, but its almost $400.00 more than you paid.
    Did yours have cloth seats and no steering wheel controls?
  • moparbadmoparbad Member Posts: 3,870
    2009 Jetta TDI all have leatherette, no cloth available. Also, steering wheel audio is standard and only one radio is available on all TDI, the standard system.
  • longo2longo2 Member Posts: 347
    I just looked at an 09 Jetta Wagon yesterday and it had cloth seats and no steering wheel controls.

    I find it strange VW would put all that glass in the roof of a Station Wagon, and to make matters worse, a roof antenna for the radio.

    Das Dumb.
  • beetee3beetee3 Member Posts: 2
    Just bought a new Jetta TDI SW with DSG, Ipod and mat kit. Price was 25K plus doc fee of $444.. Doc fee was a little high but the price was well below MSRP. I think I did well on the price. First trip this weekend, mostly highway at speeds between 60 and 70 MPH resulted in 42.7 MPG. Not a bad start !
  • intotheohintotheoh Member Posts: 10
    Offer on the Table:

    2009 White TDI
    iPod Adaptor
    Mat Kit
    DSG Auto

    $22,199 +Tax/Ttl/Lisc
  • thundley459thundley459 Member Posts: 3
    The price goes down as the car stays on the lot longer. Thus the price difference is age on lot. I had asked the same question to the internet sales manager.
  • thundley459thundley459 Member Posts: 3
    Regarding the Fitzgerald price difference, it was time on the lot. Prices fall the longer the car remains on the lot.

    The VW Jetta TDI sedan I purchased at 22,031 has the leather and steer wheels controls. Only difference was the time on the lot.
  • bvdj84bvdj84 Member Posts: 1,724
    Now, is there a real reason one would pick the TDI over a regular SE? I know it is diesel, gets better mileage.

    Also, isn't a diesel more dirty? also how is the torque on this car? It looks fairly hefty? Would it blow the regular 2.0T engine out of the water?

    I have seen TDI's before, newer models, and they have this black dust near the muffler that appears.

    I have my heart set on a Wolfsburg 2.0T
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    ..."Also, isn't a diesel more dirty?"...

    RUG to PUG 30 ppm sulfur

    D2 15ppm to 5 ppm sulfur

    What does the mathematics tell you? Yet INXS of 98% chose the 2 x to 6 x dirtier fuel......
  • bvdj84bvdj84 Member Posts: 1,724
    I am totally confused with those numbers..? lol. I have no idea what they mean. :)
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    ..."I have no idea what they mean"...

    You are probably one of the INXS of 98% that chose the 2 x to 6x dirtier fuel? :blush:
  • bvdj84bvdj84 Member Posts: 1,724
    Wow, seriously...lol come on, break that down for me..lol
  • m6userm6user Member Posts: 3,181
    RUG to PUG 30 ppm sulfur

    D2 15ppm to 5 ppm sulfur

    What does the mathematics tell you? Yet INXS of 98% chose the 2 x to 6 x dirtier fuel......


    It seems some people like to act a little superior on this thread and forget that it is for everyone....not just diesel junkies.

    I'll give a shot at deciphering for you.

    Reg Unleaded Gas(RUG) and Premium Unleaded Gas(PUG) put out about 30 parts per million of sulphur polutant

    The new clean Diesel(D2) puts out from about 15 parts per million to 5 parts per million.

    I have no idea what "INXS" means but I think he is indicating that 98% of people still buy a gas vehicle which puts out between 2 and 6 times the sulphur polutants than the new clean diesel fuel does.

    From everything I've read the new diesel doesn't smell much but I have noticed a tinge of soot around the exhaust pipes of new Jetta TDIs I have been behind on the road.
  • bvdj84bvdj84 Member Posts: 1,724
    Okay, Great! Thank you for helping me with that. It makes sense.

    I am really considering the car.

    With it being a diesel engine, the torque seems like its pretty strong. Stronger than the regular 2.0T? That would be fun! Worth it.
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    ..."It seems some people like to act a little superior on this thread and forget that it is for everyone....not just diesel junkies".....

    Superior? No it is just the information has been repeated any exponential number of times and it seems the only ones who seem to "get it" ARE your words "diesel junkies". The residual in the overwhelming number of cases seems to be continuing dis belief.

    So it is refreshing to see that "other than" folks seem to at least understand it. However that understanding seemingly hasn't done much to motivate many to ...try/switch.
  • colloquorcolloquor Member Posts: 482
    There would be more new diesel owners, at least from those who visit Edmunds.com, if historical posters would be more helpful to novices, rather than condescending. A little help in a good faith manner goes a long way.

    Personally, I know of quite a few people considering diesels for the first time. For one who's spent quite a bit of time in Europe, this is a good thing.
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    ..."What does the mathematics tell you? Yet INXS of 98% chose the 2 x to 6 x dirtier fuel...... "

    Let's see, I ask a question, which gets no answer. Then I tell you the answer. Then I tell you the statistics. Does the truth seem condescending?
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    "With it being a diesel engine, the torque seems like its pretty strong. Stronger than the regular 2.0T? That would be fun! Worth it. "

    The 2009 TDI is @ 140 hp and 236 # ft of torque. The EPAs are 30/41/34 and29/40/33 mpg. The 2009 2.0T (turbo) is @ 200 hp and 207# ft of torque. So yes app 14% more torque than the 2.0 T. The EPA's are 22/29/25 mpg. I also believe PUG is required.
  • m6userm6user Member Posts: 3,181
    Does the truth seem condescending?

    Sometimes it can be depending on how you say it.
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    ..."It's not your job to answer every question or to police this thread." ...

    Indeed I agree and I didn't nor did I police the thread.

    ..."Sometimes it can be depending on how you say it. "...

    Well that might be an explanation why the public is so fond of well told.... lies. ;)

    see msg #7673 in "Diesel In The News " for the well debated "but RUG per gal is almost always cheape than D2" one.
  • kyfdxkyfdx Moderator Posts: 267,545
    Let's stick to pricing..

    I know there are a half-dozen other threads to bore each other with diesel information..

    thanks,
    kyfdx

    Edmunds Price Checker
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  • oregonboyoregonboy Member Posts: 1,650
    Don't worry about it. Some posters are always confusing. It is not necessarily condescension. I scroll past w/o reading.
  • ruking1ruking1 Member Posts: 19,826
    There is not much confusing about, its a great time to buy a passenger diesel. Of course there is a lot of fear..... in the over all market.
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