So you’ve been shopping for 5 months, and got an offer below $700/month but decided to pass on it. 
That’s fine and all, but you might have to readjust your expectations.
So what discount would be needed to get you to that monthly?
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include Costco rebate with existing discount and rebates to get my price
If you’re getting friends and family provided via Audi FS (if they do that) it might not stack with Costco, so what you’re asking for might not be possible.
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i really dont understand what is wrong with passing the deal. i feel 700 is not right price for me so i passed. yes i was shopping around for 5 months and in that 5 months i took 2 leases 1 for Mach E and QX80. this is my 3rd lease ( i am planning to give my qx80 to my brother) so i am not in rush.
I showed this to a local Audi dealer in NJ and he said it was impossible unless you were an Audi employee. Can you confirm you are not an employee of Audi and this is a deal a “regular” person could get.
He indicated that he got the 10% Audi Friends and Family discount.
@RandyP - 
@room122 - As @IAC_Scott mentioned, maybe that discount does not stack with Costco.
Technically, it was $683/month. Anyway, good luck hacking.
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I think what people are confused about here is that you’re getting what is basically a bottomed out deal, and if you wouldn’t take it for a bottomed out price, what was the point of even starting this process at all if your payment goal wasn’t realistic?
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Mentioning leasehackr is the easiest way to not get a good deal. Use the information to craft your own independent offer.
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So you got 10% off MSRP + $12.5k in rebates + an extra $1200 off from the dealer instead of Costco. Since the Costco rebate on the Q8 e-tron is $1500, you actually turned down this deal over $300 or $12.50/month (if I use the 24 month term).
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Why not just make an offer to a dealer based on the information posted here?
What discount off MSRP did you get offered?
I would have taken the deal but for all we known incentives could go up 5k next month and they look like a genius (think etron gt). Patience on this EV dumpster fire is probably not a bad strategy.
Same, if I were shopping for a Q8.
We shall see, but I doubt it.
True, but when you get offered a good deal you have to ask yourself whether it is worth haggling over a few bucks.
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No need to keep explaining yourself. I hope someone else grabs this deal before the end of the month.
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Didn’t realize that was same as employee discount
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He said “it’s not even possible” so I shared the details.
I get it though. You weren’t really interested so much in the Q8 Etron as you were in the deal. I don’t think the MME or the QX80 lease particularly well. How did you score on those? You did pass up a great deal, but at the same time, it may (or may not) get better. And if not, there will be other deals on other luxury EVs.
QX80 sensory 550$ per month 18 months lease just first payment DAS. Mach E premium extended AWD for 440 with QX60 lease trade in with 9 month left ( dealer paid off) and first payment DAS
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If I had to guess is going to end up being more than a few buck. EV supply is increasing, most people don’t want evs and the consumer is tapped out/the economy is slowing.