Financing

[ecav]

To those of you who have bought / are soon getting an rs4, are you aware of any good financing packages? Any Audi UK specials or should I contact an independent? Thanks!

Kostis

[RIV]

There's a book out at the mo it's called easy money by robin banks, try that

[nij]

My nephew just took out a finance with Audi and was told that he'll get 2 free services with it. That's about £600 worth for his S3. Never knew this until we were at the dealers picking up the car.

[gangstarrrrr]

My nephew just took out a finance with Audi and was told that he'll get 2 free services with it. That's about £600 worth for his S3. Never knew this until we were at the dealers picking up the car.

Is this on a new or used? Think you can get the free servicing on the used ones. I used drive the deal, had to take finance thru that but the discount made it worthwhile. Worth using DTD to get a quote and use that to show your dealer what's possible.

[nij]

Not sure, we didn't know anything about it until we picked the car up. He bought a used S3, so it might well be for used car financed only.

[carsarecool]

I've looked into it and finance on high value cars is rubbish. The residuals seem quite low. (looking at both 1 year old 997 C4S and now a more likely RS4)

I am considering a 5 Year deal to pay the car off, higher monthlies but owning the car appeals. It will be my 24th car in as many years so need to slow down......

I've had a guy look into it for me and he's yet to find a stella deal....

[RSphantom]

The 2 year free servicing is only on used cars not new. Audi seem to offer this two or three times a year.

I always got a good finance deal with Audi but I don't get it on PCP or lease. I was told if you borrow over a shorter period up to two years they can get the rates down real low. This is what I've done in the past as the rate I get charged is less than I can get by placing capital in a savings account. However, I don't know if this is a standard deal across the board but I would think as always with finance its down to individual circumstances and what percentage of the cars purchase price you are lookig to borrow.