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Morning all,

I've been chatting to a friend over the weekend who's been looking at a new C7. He can't come on here for reasons too boring & complicated to explain!

Figures from the dealer on a car that is in build but currently unsold. Delivery for March '15 is as follows:

Car OTR £90,080.00
discounted to: £83,716.00
Dealer contribution £15k
deposit £12k
Monthly payments £860 x48
Final payment £35,767.00

Full spec of the car is on audi code: ACFNSGHJ


Anyone got any thoughts on this? I'm clueless on what the RS6 has to offer deal wise.....

Thanks

Al.

dealer contribution of 15k (3k more than deposit) seems huge but then im no finance expert or guru

That's a large discount!

Ok, gonna check with my pal that deets are correct!

Yeah, something's not right. Car discounted to 83k AND a 15k deposit contribution? Seems highly unlikely. Dealer contribution 3k, then it looks about right.

The finance is the finance, standard fair @ 4.9%.

Think all the figures are right except the dealer contribution (Audi Finance really) should read £3K and deposit of £12K (individuals contribution) for a total deposit of £15K. If you have a quick play on the Audi Finance Calculator using the figures above it works out about right. Overall discount of £9,364 sounds pretty good

how many months is the term?

48

I shall go get my eyes tested tomo

RSphantom wrote:Think all the figures are right except the dealer contribution (Audi Finance really) should read £3K and deposit of £12K (individuals contribution) for a total deposit of £15K. If you have a quick play on the Audi Finance Calculator using the figures above it works out about right. Overall discount of £9,364 sounds pretty good

Yep, confirmed as the correct combination.

So not a bad deal then?

smudge wrote:

RSphantom wrote:Think all the figures are right except the dealer contribution (Audi Finance really) should read £3K and deposit of £12K (individuals contribution) for a total deposit of £15K. If you have a quick play on the Audi Finance Calculator using the figures above it works out about right. Overall discount of £9,364 sounds pretty good

Yep, confirmed as the correct combination.

So not a bad deal then?

Yes, in my opinion. I ordered my car from my local dealer who I have dealt with for the last six years and got a bit more discount than that but not by much. However, they did a good trade in as well which sweetened the deal. I did check on Carwow to see how the discount stacked up and was pleased to find that the quotes I received were not as good. Most dealers were not giving any more than the £3K + £3K and one even quoted just the £3K Audi contribution with no discount from the stealer. All I would say is when your spending this much on a car make sure its what you want rather than compromise for a good deal.

there are some deals still to be had and it sounds similar to this which i saw this the other day:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/ ... nt/3426441

Heard of them local to me mostly only good if leasing the vehicle.

Thanks guys.