Hi all! I have a lease offer on a 2018 Audi A3 Premium Plus 10k miles/36 months with exactly the features and color I am looking for. Can someone help me evaluate the deal? Leasehackr Calculator Calculate and share lease numbers on Leasehackr Calculator. Leasehackr Calculator integrates …

Where are you? I was shopping Audi last month and was quoted less for an A4 Ultra Premium w/ Navigation and $45k sticker. I’m in LA, though. The A4 generally leases for the same or cheaper than the comparable A3, FYI. Overall I think it’s a pretty bad deal anyway you slice it, even considering Au…

Home is CO. Do you remember what the Leasehackr score you had was?

Apologies for all the edits, this is my first post on the site. It’s really awesome!

Aha! I see what I am missing now… [image] Lease Rules -- % of MSRP Ask the Hackrs @Ursus Absolutely not… Basically, this is pretty far outside 1% rule. Sharpens pencils…

Have you checked the market place ? There are several Audi brokers / sellers.

Doing it now, thanks for the lead!

Consider running the numbers by us before signing the deal, though. I saw one deal where a user went through a dealer on the forum and ended up paying like $675 a month for a $45k car.

Ouch. I’ve learned enough in 5 hours on the site to recognize the pain in that deal! What I’ve been going through is isolating the deal that I did on my current lease, which was like 1.118% (before getting my arm twisted into buying the clear bra). I later bought the service package (AudiCare) for …

Unfortunately, you’re never realistically going to get close to 1% on the A3 because of the extremely low RV of 46%. Just to clarify, the difference between the RV figures you have in your chart is because there are different RV’s for different trim levels (i.e., Premium vs. P+), not because one is …

For the kind of coin you’re looking at spending on an A3, you could probably snag a pretty loaded up Premium Plus A4.

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Aha! I see what I am missing now…

Basically, this is pretty far outside 1% rule.

Sharpens pencils…