Well, July was the biggest ever, so thank you so much. But now August, is here and it’s time to do it all over again. Just getting the spreadsheet going. Inventory is tight on all VW’s. Inventory is also tight on the Subaru side with the exception being non-Turbo Outbacks, and Crosstreks.
First Off. The GM has decided to write down the last 2 e-Golfs in Stock $3000. I am giving all of that money to the hackers. How does Drive Offs down, and $211 plus tax sound on a $40K car.
I only have 2 left and these will be first come first serve. Don’t bother trying to take this deal to another dealer, because they won’t come close. Come and get it Hackers.
Also the deals on Tiguan’s got sweeter, and I put a Tiguan S up on the sheet to get things going. I just got a fresh shipment of Tiguan S and Jetta S models so that inventory is better. Jetta S Auto also up on the sheet.
On the Subaru side, I got a huge shipment of Outbacks and 2021 Crosstreks in stock and I have put them up on the spreadsheet as well.
These Tiguan deals are off the hook this month. Tiguan SE w/ Panoramic Roof added to spreadsheet. Let’s break the Hacker record this month. Who needs a VW or Subaru?
I’m new to the forum although I’ve been tracking the deals posted by Leasehackr for a while. Actually got one a couple of years ago and recently closed that lease.
I’m looking at eGolf here and trying to comprehend the price. I must be missing something and would much appreciate help in understanding what it is.
With the sale price of $26739 and $7500 rebate it already comes down to 48% of $39925 MSRP. How can the payment on this be another $211? That’s $8229 in payments over 39 months. That would put the residual on the car around 30% after 39 months. Is it really how VW looks at it or do I have an error in my calculation?
