New deals

[doodlebug]

Ze one mentioned above.

[Graeme4130]

My car's due to be built next week. I spoke with the dealer yesterday, and he said it remained on plan and I should get it mid sept

[doodlebug]

Going for carbon finish?

[smudge]

Guys, apologies. It would appear that I fell for a 'prank' from a work colleague. There was no fire.

[RIV]

Guys, apologies. It would appear that I fell for a 'prank' from a work colleague. There was no fire.

Ha ha!! You fool!!!
I was about to say this would be the second fire they've had

[smudge]

The funniest thing is it really didn't bother me in the slightest. They thought I was going to go nuts.

I guess there must be a Jekyll side to me that I choose to ignore.

[blueaudi]

My dealer reckons it has something to do with demand from China, but that is pure speculation.

[tee-bee]

Could be the offers going about on RS4s & RS5s at the mo'...

One of the many reasons why going for a custom colour is ideal.

[davis1888]

Busy trying to decipher the deliberately vague Audi Finance quotes and build a spreadsheet so I can model various quotes / scenarios without having to consistently go back to the dealer

Does anyone know what the "Add Charges" section is made up of?

Example I have here is

Cash Price = £64,727.00
Less: Advance Payments / allowance = £13488.76 - (made up of any cash deposit, Audi UK Finance contribution, dealership contribution + any Part Exchange)
Balance of cash price / amount of credit = £51238.24
Add Charges = £5559.66
APR = 4.9% APR

By my calculations at 4.9% APR over a 35 month period, the compound interest only accounts for £3,772.58 of the charges leaving £1787.08 difference

Other costs I can think of based on a previous purchase from Audi are as follows, however that still doesn't cover it.

Delivery = £590 inclusive of VAT
First Reg = £55
Vehicle Excise = £120

Wish they'd make these things clearer, but then I suppose keeping it vague is the whole point as they make more money

[HYFR]

Keeping it vague means they can Rob you blind

[Snotsicle]

Delivery = £590 inclusive of VAT
First Reg = £55
Vehicle Excise = £120

Tax disc for the first year is £860. Thankfully, from October 1st we will no longer have the annual ritual of having to attach the damn things to the inside of the windscreen.

[moonigan]

Busy trying to decipher the deliberately vague Audi Finance quotes and build a spreadsheet so I can model various quotes / scenarios without having to consistently go back to the dealer

Does anyone know what the "Add Charges" section is made up of?

Example I have here is

Cash Price = £64,727.00
Less: Advance Payments / allowance = £13488.76 - (made up of any cash deposit, Audi UK Finance contribution, dealership contribution + any Part Exchange)
Balance of cash price / amount of credit = £51238.24
Add Charges = £5559.66
APR = 4.9% APR

By my calculations at 4.9% APR over a 35 month period, the compound interest only accounts for £3,772.58 of the charges leaving £1787.08 difference

Other costs I can think of based on a previous purchase from Audi are as follows, however that still doesn't cover it.

Delivery = £590 inclusive of VAT
First Reg = £55
Vehicle Excise = £120

Wish they'd make these things clearer, but then I suppose keeping it vague is the whole point as they make more money

There is also £200 of finance charges (Option to purchase £180 and £20 for something else). Would need to know your bubble (if any) to work out the interest.

P

[tee-bee]

Followed by your annual road tax bill of GBP 485... with the potential annual increase....