Deal Check - 2024 Q8 e-tron

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This is my first time leasing a car and trying to learn as I go. Local dealership sent me this worksheet - given its an EV I want a short lease as I imagine the tech will evolve a lot in the next 2 years. I’m looking at 24 mo, 12k miles.

A couple questions; when I put this in the calculator I don’t get the same numbers as the worksheet, but I can’t spot what’s different.

Here’s the dealer worksheet

And here’s the link to my calculator: CALCULATOR | LEASEHACKR

Is this a good deal? I honestly have no idea.

This is my first time here so happy to receive any feedback on my interaction with the commuity!

If you’re open to the BMW iX that’s a much better deal and arguably a better car.

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You can check the LH pre-negotiated deals to use as a benchmark. The advertised deal I believe is $8,500 off msrp or something similar, so you should set your target discount higher. This is all regional of course, but the market is definitely softening and the q8 e-tron isn’t exactly in high demand from what I can tell. It’s also September and the 2024s will be replaced by the 2025s within the next few months.

How did you find discount off MSRP in the advertised deals? I only saw out the door lease price in CA

Check your region. PND DEAL | LEASEHACKR

There’s a link to a calculator that shows discount off msrp

I’ve had both and the iX is a much better car and ever better value. But OP, without even knowing if the MF is marked up the discount is poor and the payment is awful.

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Tesla MY a much better deal…

Oh wait, OP didn’t ask.

Great deals on Audis these days, but this isn’t one.

I believe with 5k DAS, payment should be in the low 800s. Check the marketplace to compare numbers. Numerous brokers for Audi.

Check the leading 101 resources.

Ah thank you! That one is much cheaper, but when I change it to 24mo / 12k miles its closer to what I’m looking at here in Oregon. Seems like the biggest difference is the discount. I’m looking at 6.5% and they’re advertising 8.5%

The q8 is already on a pretty outdated platform. Not sure if an extra year will make that much difference. At any rate, there should be a little extra meat on the bone when it comes to discount off msrp.

You can lease an Audi RS e-torn GT for less than that. Not a good deal, and not a good value.

This is an awful deal. Absolutely atrocious.

Run away. Don’t walk, and please don’t look back.

Alright y’all this is where we’re at now

Quite a bit better, obviously. Might be another couple % to squeeze. Is the costco discount baked into that?

Yea that’s got the Costco deal, the Audi EV deal and the 1% RV bump for Audicare

Jared - Do you have an updated dealer worksheet?