And it doesn’t even have an I6! It’s the 2.0 version
Imagine 255HP for $2,000
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How much to cover an entire Z4 in gold?
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what, its not covered already? for that original monthly? travesty!
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Still wrapping my mind around 36 payments > MSRP of the car.
How did this even get approved?
Maybe there was cash down involved too?
Looks like it was only a 24 mo lease, but still…
… or was alive (RIP, bud). There’s probably a bunch of good reasons not to have a shirt made out of gold, but backstabbing friends murdering you in front of your kid has to be one of the new ones to watch for apparently. Sad stuff.
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Here are my two BMW contributions of the day to check out… first, we start with the guy who helped the salesman’s dog join the cruise as well:
And then we move onto… an abomination somehow exceeding your average B7’s payment with a buy-out price that seems impossible (probably the MSRP mis-listed):
Dumbfounded.
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Phew, bruh… Sad
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I’m really struggling with this one. A Q3. >$1000 a month. 
https://www.swapalease.com/lease/details/2020-Audi-Q3.aspx?salid=1505497
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Yeesh - hope there some negative equity buried in there
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Has to be. A “fully loaded” Q3 at around 49K with 0 discount, no incentives and moderate MF bump is still under 1K all in
Well thank god the seller doesn’t have kids and has been dealer maintained for all 5k miles. Just needs a “FULLY LOADED!” and it’ll be gone tomorrow.
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Wow. And just to round things out, here’s a counterpart headscratcher Q8, which I’d guess to be an 80-85k MSRP w/ a monthly payment of ~2250.
Audi eTron with Original Payment: $1,699.89 p/month
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Do people ever bite on these? This csr was leased about 7 months ago, which was right around the time the E-tron fire sales started happening. There must be negative equity rolled in.
thanks for the tips on these three sweet Audis guys
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So I was doing some due diligence on swapalease to see what might be a fair price if I was interested in swapping my Bolt LT in NJ and I came across this… $650 a month for a Premier? Leased around the same time as my LT too. How in the world?
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Maybe it’s hiding $9000 in negative equity from a high mileage 5 series.
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