2022s purchased/on order
12-03-2021, 06:54 PM
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2022s purchased/on order
Just wondering those of you that have already received or ordered a 22.
Is Everything just going at MSRP and maybe certain local markets going over? I’m just generally confused with what dealers are saying, vs the $5,000 mark up at some dealers for a 55 PP.
what has everyone’s experience been lately?
Is Everything just going at MSRP and maybe certain local markets going over? I’m just generally confused with what dealers are saying, vs the $5,000 mark up at some dealers for a 55 PP.
what has everyone’s experience been lately?
12-04-2021, 05:53 AM
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When I looked to order a new Q7 about a month ago, they were offering MSRP + 1% discount for ordering through that specific dealership. Ordering would take 6+ months.
12-04-2021, 08:09 AM
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A dealer can charge whatever they want...it's their piece of inventory. Lots and lots of dealers are over MSRP for everything, because no one has any inventory to speak of. Doesn't matter if it's a Q3 or an R8. Price is certainly a part, but whether they actually have something to sell you is likely a bigger part
12-04-2021, 09:15 AM
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A dealer can charge whatever they want...it's their piece of inventory. Lots and lots of dealers are over MSRP for everything, because no one has any inventory to speak of. Doesn't matter if it's a Q3 or an R8. Price is certainly a part, but whether they actually have something to sell you is likely a bigger part
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12-04-2021, 09:18 AM
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Inventory levels will remain a fraction of what they once were, as Audi, and everyone else, transfers to a more as-ordered basis.
As far as things getting marginally better on the inventory side, you're likely 8-12 months from that happening, barring any other issues that can crop up. By marginally better, I mean a dealer having at least 1 or 2 of every model on hand. That is their goal. The mass inventory levels, and factory incentives, and things such as that are done with for now. I suppose if the economy collapses, that will affect things like incentives, but also will affect inventory as a whole.
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12-04-2021, 12:51 PM
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There are basically no cars available at any dealerships of any brands. The other day when I was waiting at the dealership, I had some conversations with the sale. Exactly two new cars in the showroom, a Q8 and an A8L. Both were sold. I asked what's coming. He showed me what's on the computer. Most Q7 have been sold. Some don't even have a VIN number yet. Taking delivery of a SQ7 for example takes at least 6 months.
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12-04-2021, 01:01 PM
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There are basically no cars available at any dealerships of any brands. The other day when I was waiting at the dealership, I had some conversations with the sale. Exactly two new cars in the showroom, a Q8 and an A8L. Both were sold. I asked what's coming. He showed me what's on the computer. Most Q7 have been sold. Some don't even have a VIN number yet. Taking delivery of a SQ7 for example takes at least 6 months.
12-04-2021, 02:07 PM
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I have 0 cars in our showroom....haven't had any for several months. Doesn't seem to make any sense, with only 4-10 in stock at any given point in time (6 currently, 2 of which are sold), and ~4 coming from the port this coming week (2 of which are sold). It's a waste of time to put it in the showroom. Better to just let it be outside where it can be driven, since none are duplicate models of anything
12-04-2021, 03:59 PM
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cheers (i guess),
Bob
wonder ACNA discount still works? Lifer here.