2025 Audi A4 Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices

Michaell

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chicow

Hello!



Can I please get the MF, RV, and incentives for a 2025 A4 45 S line P+ in 60642? 36/7.5



Thank you!

Michaell

chicow said:

Hello!



Can I please get the MF, RV, and incentives for a 2025 A4 45 S line P+ in 60642? 36/7.5



Thank you!

.00285 MF and 54% RV
$1000 dealer cash

auditurk

I'm not sure if this is the right forum but I think it's close enough, please let me know if I should post elsewhere. I just want to see if the numbers the dealership is giving me makes sense or not so post might be lengthy apologies in advance.

I'm trying to finance a lease buyout, Audi 2021 A4 AWD, Premium Plus, S Line badges, 45k Miles.
Lease ended in July 2024 but I've been extending it month to month since I've been busy.

Location is 77008, Houston.

Sales price is 21,908 (based off my agreed residual at beginning of lease). Tax - 1,369. License ,reg, fees - $364. (Total would be $23,674)
Dealership gave me some rates for 60 months, at 9.4% (Ally bank) I told them that's not good enough and they asked another big bank, came back with 8.8% and 7.5% (with $800 down).


I guess my first question is should I shop around for more rates or is this ballpark sound about right? I have 800+ credit score.
Secondly, what makes more sense putting the 800$ down, or just making larger monthly payments? (currently I pay 684$ a month, new payment would be 492 or 460 with money down.)

My final Question is the warranty they offered me. Platinum coverage for 100k miles (84 months) was $8980, to bracket it off 60k miles offer was $4,700. Both quotes were at the higher 9.4% rate.

My research tells me these quotes are on the higher end but I'm looking for more feedback and if I should shop around at other Audi dealerships (is it even worth it to shop around).

I appreciate any advice!

kyfdx

auditurk said:

I'm not sure if this is the right forum but I think it's close enough, please let me know if I should post elsewhere. I just want to see if the numbers the dealership is giving me makes sense or not so post might be lengthy apologies in advance.

I'm trying to finance a lease buyout, Audi 2021 A4 AWD, Premium Plus, S Line badges, 45k Miles.
Lease ended in July 2024 but I've been extending it month to month since I've been busy.

Location is 77008, Houston.

Sales price is 21,908 (based off my agreed residual at beginning of lease). Tax - 1,369. License ,reg, fees - $364. (Total would be $23,674)
Dealership gave me some rates for 60 months, at 9.4% (Ally bank) I told them that's not good enough and they asked another big bank, came back with 8.8% and 7.5% (with $800 down).


I guess my first question is should I shop around for more rates or is this ballpark sound about right? I have 800+ credit score.
Secondly, what makes more sense putting the 800$ down, or just making larger monthly payments? (currently I pay 684$ a month, new payment would be 492 or 460 with money down.)

My final Question is the warranty they offered me. Platinum coverage for 100k miles (84 months) was $8980, to bracket it off 60k miles offer was $4,700. Both quotes were at the higher 9.4% rate.

My research tells me these quotes are on the higher end but I'm looking for more feedback and if I should shop around at other Audi dealerships (is it even worth it to shop around).

I appreciate any advice!

You should definitely shop for a better rate. But, it's a 4 year old used car, that may be the market.

At those rates, I'd definitely put as much down as I could afford.

If you have $9K for a warranty, just keep that money in the bank, and pay for repairs as needed.