Have you reached out to @DonnyAudi to see what he can do? Still seems like a lot DAS
Yes I’ve reached out 
See how he compares to this deal before you proceed.
You literally admit to not reading the messages (advice that you asked for) from several respondents and it’s apparent you haven’t done a bit of research to determine whether this is a ‘good deal’ or not. Other than reaching out to a broker, have you done anything to learn how to self assess these deals?
What is it you’re looking for, exactly? You asked for advice, it was given, you ignored the advice, and yet continue to ask the same questions.
It appears you’re wanting someone to hold your hand and guide you through the lease process but you need to put in the effort or hire a broker if you’re not interested in learning.
What is the new MF?
What is the % off prior to incentives?
What do the fees consist of?
How does this deal compare to those in the marketplace, specific to your geographic location and the vehicle’s trim?
If you dont care to ask these questions, hire a broker.
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Perhaps this is donny’s deal! 
To the OP, do you have Costco (not sure if the Q5e gets the same rebate as a regular Q5) and/or are you planning to do MSDs? There is also at least one broker deal for a similar trim line and MSRP, and your deal is slightly worse (but your deal is also for a higher mileage limit).
Do you rent your furniture and TV?
I’m asking because spending this percentage of an asset’s purchase price to rent it — and for such a short period of its useful life — is nuts. And the only people who would are also the people who rent their TV and furniture.
$26,700+ rental cost for an asset that effectively costs $51,800 plus tax.
I haven’t heard back from your Donny for a couple of days?
He hasn’t replied unfortunately. I need to lease a car one way or another this weekend.
It isn’t. haven’t heard back yet.
So you think overall this is a decent deal right? Similar to other brokers but with higher milage limit that I managed to get them to offer me.
Unfortunately, being in a rush will put you at a disadvantage here since you’ll be in a time crunch to evaluate any other possible deal you may come up with.
I guess at the end of the day are you ok with these numbers? Do you feel comfortable writing a check for $5k and a $640/mth payment?
I’m not a super knowledgable hacker by any means, but it looks like you’re at least not being ripped off.
I feel pretty comfortable but am not knowledgeable enough to know if I’m being taken advantage of. I think i’m good though.
I would hope so!
I don’t think I’d go as far as saying you’re being taken advantage of. Unless they try that in the finance office and try to sell you a bunch of tire and wheel protection, key/windshield replacement plan, extended warranty, etc.
Of course, you can always decline that stuff.
Discount before any rebate reductions should ideally be 10%. Right now, it’s only 7%.
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Has anyone had the car driven to you before?
The showroom I’m talking to atm is around 2 hours away so they are offering to drive the car to me. But how does that work in terms of signing the final paperwork and paying the downpayment?
I would imagine they should drive car here, i inspect it, and then sign paperwork and pay down with the car in hand. I think they want me to sign paperwork electronically and pay online before they drive the car over. Am i being unreasonable or is that standard practice?
I have the final contract. Anyone care to help review?
I don’t know what’s “standard,” but I can’t imagine why a dealer should go to the trouble of driving a car 2 hrs away to you, if you are not contractually obligated to take the car and hadn’t yet made payment.
So, in other words, I see nothing wrong w/ what the dealership is asking.
Is there some reason why you need to get a car this weekend? All the questions you’re asking make this whole thing seemed really rushed (and possiblly increasing the chance of some sort of bad financial decision being made, even if it might only be a minor one).
Audi Care should result in a bump in the residual. And if you don’t quite understand what that means, I don’t really know if you should be taking delivery of car this weekend, unless the money isn’t that important to you (and it indeed may not be). JMHO.
At any rate, I’m out.
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Why do you say rushed? Are you saying then you’d never get a car delivered? Don’t people do that all the time?