lol confused it with the Porsche guy here
If you want to impress the ladies, get a Sienna XSE at MSRP. The S is for Sport.
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Moved from Toyota to Audi to be a F&I Manager. Done with Toyotas for now
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15% off 2023 Audi sq7 before incentives with base mf
The dealership is based on one price and does not negotiate. haha
RIP Derek’s Toyota Career. Jan 2024 - Jan 2024.
So now you’re going to be slinging extended warranties, wheel protection, and Gap Insurance?
We’ll need you to tell us what is Audi’s policy on Gap waivers in leases, how they handle one-pays that get totalled out, what happens to capital cost reductions and positive equity during a total loss, and whether MSD can be used to offset negative equity in the event a leased vehicle is declared a total loss.
I was there for 4 days, chill.
Audi has GAP on their leases, positive equity will come back to the lessee and MSDs is returned to the lessee. The End.
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Is the SQ7 the best 3 row suv?
It’s comfortable. I will just leave it at that.
The determined the SQ7 is the best even if it wasn’t being tested lolol. For entertainment purposes of course.
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Is that a blanket statement with Audi Financial Services leases? Should I be looking for it specifically in the lease agreement?
repeat after me.
Ok mr customer how do you want to pay your taxes
Definitely look for it in the lease agreement. That was what I was told with F&I meeting.
There’s plenty of reports that Audi (and their VW overlords) don’t return any positive equity to lessees after a total loss.
I don’t repeat
Yeah, I thought Audi and MB were in the “they keep all the positive equity” camp. But BMW seems to pass the positive equity back to the lessee if the insurance payout exceeds the buyout amount (at least that’s what they told me).
https://www.reddit.com/r/Audi/comments/x0a226/totaled_anyone_know_if_i_can_get_any_of_the/
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