So all of you ding dongs who snagged the last '23 RS eTron GTs this weekend for less than what I was offering, where are you?! I know you’re on these forums. One car was supposedly bought in person by a kid who needed his dad to co-sign…
Let’s see those deals. It’s been too quiet on here. Very curious to know if the leases actually end up funding due to how easy it was for cap cost to go below residual value.
What I’m hearing from dealers is that these cars are not actually funding with Audi. One dealer said their employee just leased one and he had to charge him more so the cap cost was over RV.
A lot of confusion out there and I suspect these leases won’t work. 10 ding dongs says @Samaudibh is the only one who properly sells the '23 RS this weekend
Problem is that 10% innovator + $37,500 incentives still brings the cap cost of most of these cars below residual value, thus making the deal impossible. The only way this works is if someone does way less discount / incentives to make cap cost >= RV and then the deal is > $1k effective. Not the unicorn I thought it’d be
I stated this in another post. In order for the contract to fund, Audi requires the ACC to be $500 above the residual value. That is the minimum threshold.
Thanks for asking. I don’t know if you were in the market and you’re mad that someone
“stole” the car you put in an offer for
Or you’re a broker and the car you had listed got sold?
Seems like it would belong in off topic section but not ask the hackrs
@anon65069371 got it. The alternative is getting a straight discount off MSRP from the dealer (probably no more than 6%) + $37,500 + $5,000 Costco (if you have it) + Penfed + maybe some secret $1k incentive for a CA dealership??
I’ve fully given up on this so happy to share all the info I have