Looking to replace my Tesla Model S and have been shopping around for a Audi etron GT. I’ve found 4 or 5 in stock within reasonable distance of me, all available and all selling for MSRP or less. Best pricing is 2% under MSRP although it’s not as well equipped as I’d like. Looking at the MMR, they are selling between MSRP and MSRP + $5K. Not nearly as strong as a Tesla, but strong enough that I should be able to get out whenever I want (NJ sales tax exemption helps)
Having trouble understanding why this car is so readily available and selling for under MSRP, when any other EV requires a wait list and ADM. I know this is a higher price point and the Audi lease is terrible, but you can put together a decent balloon loan and come in about the same monthly payment as my Model S.
Please help a brother out and let us know MMR on 2022 Etron GT and Regular Quattro Premium Plus. If it is close to MSRP, flipping ASAP (and suggest you do the same).
Looks like an average MMR around $110K but hard to say if you would get that on a $104,490 MSRP or a $111,365 MSRP. When you factor in the $7500, and no sales tax in NJ, you should be able to generate some positive equity.
On the lot and available at MSRP. The options on this one make it less ideal for a balloon loan. However, I am looking at another one, a base RS with MSRP $144,490. This models much better in the calculator where the MRM is $151,015
IMO this is one of the cars which will be the first to drop like a rock as play money dries out. Range is meh, styling is meh, it’s fast and futuristic but future EVs will quickly make this undesirable
