Q7 45 premium
Msrp 65300
Selling price 61000
Rebate 4500
Total before title taxes $56500.
How will you rate the deal?
Do newer Q7s still have the atrocious engine failure rates as ones that are only a few years old? 2020s are seeing engines fail left and right at the moment.
You need to make offers structured around 12% off before rebates.
Asking for quotes is not going to get you a good deal.
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Is that the 3.0? OP is getting the 2.0.
They can own for up to 6 years under warranty and be ok.
I’m surprised you aren’t trying to sway OP away from Q7. It’s just as old as the XC90 and you always comment how archaic that design is.
Thanks. 12% off on new 2025 or 2024?
Check NY/NJ in the Marketplace to see what discounts are for each model year. That’s your benchmark.
Agreed. Except it doesn’t matter as much for longer term ownership. Owners are not paying the premium of successive leases in order to supposedly have the latest and greatest. That’s a test that both XC90 and Q7 leases would fail.
And if someone wanted to immediately buy out their T8 lease in the mid 60s using the lease cash that’s way more palatable than leasing with a total cost of, say, 33k and starting over every 3 years with $0 equity.
Almost everything is either overpriced or underpriced. Every XC90 deal check I’ve commented on has been overpriced IMO. And while a Q7 is overpriced compared to something I’d personally buy like a Palluride, that’s not quite apples to apples and the Q7 presents some sort of relative value at a 10+ percent discount plus $4,500 rebate over an X7 or GLS at today’s prices.
Who takes 7k off on the 2025 Audi Q7?
Looks good to me …what state ?