My 4xe finished in June. Been riding motorcycle since. Join me on the 2 wheel lyfe
Any good GLE deals for SoCal? Looks like your loaners are only available in NorCal.
Extend the lease for as long as they’ll allow
Just go pick it up in NorCal.
Any chance you got an estate?
If yes, it was quite an amazing deal IMO.
Even for the sedan, 32k for an almost brand new luxury car is quite great.
I’m not seeing anything great on GLE’s unless you want base models, or strange options packages which lack standard options found in cars 1/3rd the price. And even then you’ll be paying a “reasonable” amount. Not seeing any of those killer deals this place was famous for. Given how old the platform is and how dated the vehicles look, the prices should be more aggressive to move the remaining Merc leftovers. And truthfully, they aren’t exactly nice, kinda chintzy.
It’s doubtful you get more than 2 months from Porsche unless you ordered a new one.
It’s cyclical. They have to reabsorb all of the lease returns from those crazy deals 2-3 years ago, many of them now at negative equity. Most manufacturers are probably not interested in doing that again for a while.
There certainly will be deals near year end. I am in same boat with XC90 and extended one month. Simple Docusign at same monthly rate and give you another month of extra miles.
It is a Sedan. Yeah, I think it was a crazy deal because I still can’t find anywhere in the country anything which comes even close. I am now adding Audi Care for $1800 and already purchased with the car an extended warranty for $2k. So at the end I have for about $36k an almost brand new luxury car with 60months/75k warranty and almost 5 years of free service. I think my Volvo XC90 was still the better deal but this A6 is not that bad.
Audi A6, Volvo S90 and similar cars are very unpopular and seat on the lot for a very long time. If you find one for a decent price, you can always push them a lot. Just see how long they have been seating on the lot and based on that calculate your leverage.
BTW, I just returned my XC90 T8 2 months earlier because I was already over 20k miles and since I already have my Audi, there is no reason to pay extra for insurance and over-mileage. Return process was super easy. I paid the last 2 payments and I did the inspection. 10 minutes after the inspection was done, I received the report. Headed right after to the dealership and the entire process over there took less than 15 minutes. Lets see what their final statement will say.
Hahaha.. already have my Yamaha parked next to Volvo.
By that definition, I don’t need a replacement 
I am going to lease another one but expecting to pay around $600/mo this time. Aiming for 12% dealer contribution. Let’s see what this months programs are but likely waiting for December.