Yeah, so maybe not much of a choice if OP really wants the car.
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Thanks everyone for the responses. I was able to talk him down to about 780/mo but thatās his floor. I know itās not the best deal out there but I want the car and I want it now so Iām going to go for it. Itās the first time I can responsibly afford something like this so Iām going to treat myself.
Hopefully in 3 years I can plan better with more lead time.
Again, all the advice is very much appreciated.
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What was the final pre-incentive discount?
Preincenentive was 61400 from 66300.
Post some pics!
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So 7.3% off MSRP, as shown in the original calculator link. I hope you are not putting any money down.
Dat instant gratification urge thoā¦ As a fellow Audi owner in Seattle, be prepared for a host of problems with owning a nice car in the area, from the mediocre dealers, to the terrible roads, the constant door dings and scratches from inconsiderate parkers/tiny parking spots, and car break-ins if you park too long in the wrong area. Keep in mind with a lease youāll be on the hook for fixing any issues from that before turning it in, and youāll also remain liable for the lease if you try to transfer it.
Beautiful car though! Make sure to get Audicare
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I think youāre thinking about it the right way, if you can afford it and want it and know that you could have a better deal on a less desirable car but that also know you arenāt getting ripped off (youāre not), then I say go for it! Make sure to post pics!!!