View Full Version : 36,000 bucks for A4


RB
10-22-1998, 04:47 PM
is that a realistic deal for an all options(except tiptronic) 2.8Q? i live in orlando.

Jah-Wren Ryel
10-22-1998, 04:53 PM
Sounds like the sticker price to me.<br>If it is a 98, you should get close to invoice.<br>If it is a 99, something in the ballpark of 5% above sticker is ok, the lower the better.<br>See www.edmunds.com and carpoint.msn.com for invoice and sticker prices.<br>

RB
10-22-1998, 05:47 PM
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B.
10-22-1998, 06:28 PM

KR
10-22-1998, 09:58 PM
I'm awaiting delivery of my '99 A4 2.8 with all options except phone and tiptronic. It took me 2 dealerships but I got them down to $33,900 including destination. I'd bet if you look around you'll find an even better deal. KR

Jah-Wren Ryel
10-23-1998, 05:44 AM
<i>If it is a 99, something in the ballpark of 5% above sticker is ok, the lower the better.</i><p>Sorry, major typo there, I meant to say 5% above invoice.<br>Also, <b>never</b> negotiate from sticker down, always negotiate from invoice up.

Lance Maurer
10-23-1998, 10:04 AM
I would have to agree with the rest of the comments voiced in this forum. $36,000 is a bit steep. I recently landed a 99' A4 2.8 Silver with putty cowette interior for $31,000 from a decent dealer in the S.F. Bay area. The entire sales process took around two hours. I spent the second of those two hours trying to get another 1k off the price but I was late for a friends wedding and went with what I thought was a decent price. My 99' has the all-weather package, CD-Changer and sunroof. While I could have gone for the real leather and better sport suspension, these are items I can easily address later on.. Good luck.

Gramps
10-23-1998, 10:19 AM
NT

phred
10-23-1998, 02:26 PM
But this was back in Feb. when these cars were still red-hot, at least in L.A. I would hope you could come off MSRP this time of year.<br>

Uncle Lew
10-23-1998, 04:01 PM
I, too am awaiting (January) my A4 2.8 with all options except sport package and sport seats. Agreed upon price: $2300 over invoice. (Invoice for my package is 32086, so for the math-challenged, final cost is 34386.00. That's 7% above dealer invoice. I did find cheaper deals up and down the West coast (I made a LOT of calls--the best deal was 1700 over invoice, or 5%, and included a 300 mile drive to pick it up), but found my local dealer fell in right around average, better than many, and I liked his service dept. and proximity to my abode. So, for $600 more than the 'best price I could find', it's a good deal.

KR
10-24-1998, 12:20 AM

hemants
03-18-2009, 08:31 AM
lol

HAudidoody (Jrsyboy)
03-18-2009, 08:58 AM
is that a realistic deal for an all options(except tiptronic) 2.8Q? i live in orlando.

NT

UberDave
03-18-2009, 09:02 AM
Ttt!

HAudidoody (Jrsyboy)
03-18-2009, 09:26 AM
Ttt!

Ghey?

onfir3
03-18-2009, 09:54 AM
why the hell is this at the top of discussion. How stupid.

myers1.8TQ
03-18-2009, 09:56 AM
Welcome to the new format.

Its called a bump. Someone will reply to "bump" it to the top.

Get used to it.

Mike O.
03-18-2009, 11:53 AM
I think it's a bargain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HAudidoody (Jrsyboy)
03-18-2009, 01:05 PM
I think it's a bargain!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You're wrong. It's no deal.

@wesome
03-18-2009, 01:21 PM
i would pay 40k

especially for a brand new b5 a4

boyking1243
03-18-2009, 06:09 PM
Well...I paid 2500 for a 96 A4. But thats in Ottawa, Ontario so not sure about down there.

myers1.8TQ
03-18-2009, 06:11 PM
Dude, this thread was bumped. Its from 1998.

chris w/ a b5 1.8t
03-18-2009, 06:15 PM
thats awesome, i didnt quite get so much for mine when i sold it :(

myers1.8TQ
03-18-2009, 06:19 PM
Dude.