View Full Version : 2009 or 2010? does it matter?


drgolfnut
08-03-2009, 10:40 AM
Dealer in Fresno has some 2009 prestige for low $40Ks while the 2010 base models are going for high $40ks. Are there any significant improvements that make the 2010 the correct choice? The only option that I truly want is the MMI NAV. We had an 04 A8L for a few years and I found the MMI and NAV to work well. I hope the Q5 will not be the maintenance nightmare that my two B5 S4s have proven to be.

bayridgeguy
08-03-2009, 10:54 AM
no difference as far as i know. only the tire pressure monitoring system has changed slightly. as far as the maintenance goes, ehh...have had quite a few problems so far since the delivery on may 22nd.

FitzLA
08-03-2009, 03:05 PM
If they have '09 prestige for low 40's, go for it, since they are normally 49k+

AofC_RR
08-03-2009, 03:46 PM
Take the 09 better steering feel without the servotronic and they've discounted it. It'll be alot more reliable than the S4s especially since nobody has come out with even a Stage 1 package for a Q5 yet, let alone a Stage 3+.
PS I want your Casablanca Avant.

drgolfnut
08-03-2009, 10:55 PM
Looks the dealers around here dont know anything about posting. They post prestige cars but turns out they are premiums. I knew it was too good to be true. Still, there is a demo car that has 6800 miles, premium with NAV. They are asking for $38,850. Decent deal? I was going to ask them for $38K even and throw in the extra $695 maintenance package.

AofC_RR
08-04-2009, 03:14 PM
Ask for it to be certified at that price and throw in Audi Care (maintenance) and that's a great deal! They should be motivated with the 10's hitting.

torzeck
08-04-2009, 08:29 PM
that's sticker price on a premium. i would drop it a couple of thousand from there . its used plain and simple. like all new cars , price takes a hit once it registered and its depreciated as being a 2009. offer them $35K and have them throw in the maintenance. negotiate to $36K and walk if they do not bite. then buy a 2010 somewhere else!

Tory

FitzLA
08-04-2009, 10:23 PM
Premium starts at 37,200 (not including destination). Are you sure it's premium and not premium plus? If it's premium (base model) then that is not a deal at all.

AofC_RR
08-05-2009, 06:35 AM
Premium starts at 37,200 (not including destination). Are you sure it's premium and not premium plus? If it's premium (base model) then that is not a deal at all.

It has to be a premium plus he said it has Nav. Probably one of the black on beige demos. That car had a MSRP of $45375 or there abouts.