stlgrym3888

in relative to invoice price. thanks.

hef311

1k over invoice, which I think was about a ~2k discount off msrp.

Definitely get the dealer to show you the invoice, and try not to be peeved that Audi of America includes the PDI (Prep) and Advertising fee on the invoice side of the equation ($398 total in my case). Meaning it's included in how they calculate invoice, not added on top like it should be. I argued for 15 minutes with my dealer about that since I negotiated a flat $1k over invoice.

Omeletpants

Discount relative to invoice? You make it sound like people are buying under invoice. Bwhahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!! What you really mean is discount to MSRP

shuxter

I got mine in last week of '09, just a shade below invoice

spaniardone

A5 2.0T is already a discounted vehicle.. is you still need to go down a bit mroe.. go get a ford focus!

gd10

how is it a discounted vehicle? Smaller engine, but by no means close to a focus?

iinviktus

Pot kettle black. Fail.

spaniardone

staring at $36K is already a huge discount from the 3.2.. however if $36K seems a lot still.. he might as well go and get a smaller vehicle I meant.

stlgrym3888

what an arrogant answer, just because msrp starts at 36k doesn't mean i have to pay msrp, maybe this is an Audi thing, but you can get an '10 335i coupe for 500 over invoice which translating into 2-3k off of msrp. so by shopping around and trying to find discounts, which are very common practice among shopping for luxury car brands nowadays, i have to buy a Focus? lol, you guys acting like the A5 is a Ferrari Enzo or something. thanks for those who replied my question, personally i think between 500 and 1000 over invoice is a fair price to pay for this car.

stlgrym3888

what an arrogant answer, just because msrp starts at 36k doesn't mean i have to pay msrp, maybe this is an Audi thing, but you can get an '10 335i coupe for 500 over invoice which translating into 2-3k off of msrp. i know A5 2.0T is relatively cheap vs the 3.2 but maybe Audi overpriced the 3.2 much wouldn't you think? i mean, an ancient 3.2 VR6 equipped coupe at 50k loaded? so by shopping around and trying to find discounts, which are very common practice among shopping for luxury car brands nowadays, i have to buy a Focus? lol, you guys acting like the A5 is a Ferrari Enzo or something. thanks for those who replied my question, personally i think between 500 and 1000 over invoice is a fair price to pay for this car.