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Delivery mileage V10s are now appearing sub £ 70,000.

I'm looking forward to arranging a test drive on an MTM 700 bhp in Germany, and then deciding what to buy.

Remember ... 'cash is king' & 'with money, you can buy honey'

I think that they could be as low as 60k by Xmas. There will also be a big drop come 1 Nov when the first demo's reach 6 months old - I think that is when Audi finish subsidising a demo and the dealer has to pay for it out of their own pockets
kc

The MTM conversion is only 4000 yo-yo's, absolute bargain for 120bhp/20% increase
kc

Condor24 wrote:Delivery mileage V10s are now appearing sub £ 70,000.

I'm looking forward to arranging a test drive on an MTM 700 bhp in Germany, and then deciding what to buy.

Remember ... 'cash is king' & 'with money, you can buy honey'

They'll not want cash, prefer finance for the commission !!

Give it another 6 months and they'll be DESPERATE to shift petrol guzzlers like this, everyone will.

desperately hanging on.............
kc

Went in to Audi stealers Manchester yesterday and they simply said they will not go down on the prices, but hey seen a few bargain out on pistonhead but not with options I want..although I got mine

I will stick to my guns, I dont think there will be massive plummet in the price, sure it will go down, but not by the 30 or 40k talked about on here ( he says without even checking PH's). I am so sure of it, that if that car is for sale one year from the launch date that has depreciated by 35k or more, (i will be generous and say a base price of £75k new) i will do what clarkson did and eat my hair. ( or give £100 to charity- choice of Liwi as she is at the mo the only one on here that has one i believe).

stipulations- not just "one or two cars" on pistonheads but a general concensus that the price has now dropped to say £40k. Or any dealers in the country with one up for that money that is an "average car"........

I will keep my side....

spoke to a dealer today and this question came into the conversation, he rekons give it another 6 - 8months and you could be looking 45k and under..now that could be worth thinking about

thanks Mooch...I am honoured!
Although prices of R dropping? might do ..all depending on the ecomonic cituation in 6-8 months...will this RS not be the last one in the series?! it is all speculation...

Nah, The RS5 is nearly out as is the TTrs. But, I don't think it will go on for ever..........greenleftylettucemunchintreehugginbeardywankers.

Cornishmoocher wrote:I will stick to my guns, I dont think there will be massive plummet in the price, sure it will go down, but not by the 30 or 40k talked about on here ( he says without even checking PH's). I am so sure of it, that if that car is for sale one year from the launch date that has depreciated by 35k or more, (i will be generous and say a base price of £75k new) i will do what clarkson did and eat my hair. ( or give £100 to charity- choice of Liwi as she is at the mo the only one on here that has one i believe).

stipulations- not just "one or two cars" on pistonheads but a general concensus that the price has now dropped to say £40k. Or any dealers in the country with one up for that money that is an "average car"........

I will keep my side....

They offered me 10% or £8100 straight discount if I were to continue with my order, that was back in May. These will be circa £50k at/around Christmas, especially the demonstrators. showing a £30k drop in 8 months. Horrendous.

kc

I've put some feelers out saying its worth ringing me at £50k.

It won't be long, depreciation seems terminal at the moment until they start hitting magic numbers. I am involved in a lot of Porsche finance, 911's are now astounding value for money.

you think this is bad, was offered a BMW M6, 5 months old 1500 miles on the clock. list price when bought by a prem footballer was £97K to you or I now. £50K thats £47k in 5 months........ OUCH!!!!!!