View Full Version : Audi Finance rates for a B8S4?
CanuckRS
02-02-2010, 04:04 PM
bueller, anyone?
NWS4Guy
02-02-2010, 04:36 PM
Depends on where in the country you live, as well as your credit score, but you can get something through Audi Financing for around 5%-5.5 if you have decent credit. You can get better than this through a local not for profit Credit Union though. I have 3.99% through mine.
AofC_RR
02-02-2010, 04:36 PM
Can't help ya, you're in Canada. Don't you have something like Edmunds.com up there??
CanuckRS
02-02-2010, 04:39 PM
just waiting for a canadian dealer rep to chime in here with official b8s4 rates from audi
xtrema
02-02-2010, 06:43 PM
just waiting for a canadian dealer rep to chime in here with official b8s4 rates from audi
It's all on audi.ca.
But to save you a couple of mins:
Retail Finance 4.4% 24 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.4% 36 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.4% 48 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.9% 60 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.9% 72 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 5.9% 84 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.5% 24 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.5% 36 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.7% 42 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.9% 48 February 2, 2010
Since today is Feb 2, we may see a rate change tomorrow. The numbers I got are from carcostcanada.com.
- Jeremy -
02-03-2010, 01:36 AM
It's all on audi.ca.
But to save you a couple of mins:
Retail Finance 4.4% 24 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.4% 36 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.4% 48 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.9% 60 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.9% 72 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 5.9% 84 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.5% 24 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.5% 36 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.7% 42 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.9% 48 February 2, 2010
Since today is Feb 2, we may see a rate change tomorrow. The numbers I got are from carcostcanada.com.
Woah! 84 month loans!? Crazy.
Although I've heard that in poor countries such as Portugal, there are ~20 year loans.
- Jeremy -
adam.smith
02-03-2010, 06:50 AM
It's all on audi.ca.
But to save you a couple of mins:
Retail Finance 4.4% 24 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.4% 36 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.4% 48 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.9% 60 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 4.9% 72 February 2, 2010
Retail Finance 5.9% 84 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.5% 24 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.5% 36 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.7% 42 February 2, 2010
Lease Rate 6.9% 48 February 2, 2010
Since today is Feb 2, we may see a rate change tomorrow. The numbers I got are from carcostcanada.com.
I picked up my car last week and those are in line with what the dealer quoted me. Not great value, in my opinion.
xtrema
02-03-2010, 11:08 AM
I picked up my car last week and those are in line with what the dealer quoted me. Not great value, in my opinion.
Nor do they need to lower rate since there isn't a lot of them stucked on the lot. If S4 is anything like the A/S5, you won't see any extra allocation on the lots til tail end of 2011 model year, IMO.
BMW is SO overstocked with 335s that they will give you 1.9/2.9 to get rid of them.
But I still hope the rate lowers by the time my car lands :D
NWS4Guy
02-03-2010, 11:18 AM
Nor do they need to lower rate since there isn't a lot of them stucked on the lot. If S4 is anything like the A/S5, you won't see any extra allocation on the lots til tail end of 2011 model year, IMO.
BMW is SO overstocked with 335s that they will give you 1.9/2.9 to get rid of them.
But I still hope the rate lowers by the time my car lands :D
True and BMW also atrifically inflates their residuals to move leased cars too.
adam.smith
02-03-2010, 10:51 PM
Nor do they need to lower rate since there isn't a lot of them stucked on the lot. If S4 is anything like the A/S5, you won't see any extra allocation on the lots til tail end of 2011 model year, IMO.
BMW is SO overstocked with 335s that they will give you 1.9/2.9 to get rid of them.
But I still hope the rate lowers by the time my car lands :D
Don't get me wrong. I'm a banker and if I were them I wouldn't be offering a lot of incentives to someone who was willing to wait four months for a special-order car either.
I wouldn't count on lower rates though. If anything, they would probably be headed higher towards the summer.
xtrema
02-03-2010, 10:58 PM
Don't get me wrong. I'm a banker and if I were them I wouldn't be offering a lot of incentives to someone who was willing to wait four months for a special-order car either.
I wouldn't count on lower rates though. If anything, they would probably be headed higher towards the summer.
A June delivery is almost like 1 month from 2010 model cut off. I'm sure by July, you'll be ordering 2011. So hopefully a kinda year end comes with some discounts.
Regardless, I'm still open on all options. My LOC is a couple % lower than their 4.4% but it floats. Now I need the VIN#, wait is torture.
adam.smith
02-03-2010, 11:04 PM
A June delivery is almost like 1 month from 2010 model cut off. I'm sure by July, you'll be ordering 2011. So hopefully a kinda year end comes with some discounts.
That depends on whether they're having trouble moving them. From what I've heard, they've never really had to do much to move S4/RS4s up here because their allocations are so small that most of them are built to order anyway. I'm not saying it's impossible - Mercedes was offering discounted rates on 2009 C63s late last year - but I don't think it's likely.