CarCostCanada report for the 2009 A4 2.0T Premium! =D
#32
Re: CarCostCanada report for the 2009 A4 2.0T Premium! =D
I know they start at 2.9% but aren't they 4.9% for 60 months finance purchase???
If they are at 2.9% with the first 2 months free well then I will have to have a closer look.
If they are at 2.9% with the first 2 months free well then I will have to have a closer look.
#33
Re: CarCostCanada report for the 2009 A4 2.0T Premium! =D
The special for March is 2.9% for up to 72 months. No charge for two months, but the dealer pays for one. So don't expect a huge discount and n/c for two months, the dealer will work that one payment in their margin.
This rate applies to A4s, a3s and others but not to all cars.
Which one are you looking for? If you are in Ottawa, you have no choice but to deal with Mark Motors, though I did sell some cars to guys from there.
This rate applies to A4s, a3s and others but not to all cars.
Which one are you looking for? If you are in Ottawa, you have no choice but to deal with Mark Motors, though I did sell some cars to guys from there.
#34
Re: CarCostCanada report for the 2009 A4 2.0T Premium! =D
Well I don't know about 2.9% for up to 72 months... When I read the fine print from the link from a few post ago I read:
††Finance and lease rates start at 2.9% on various 2009 models. Rates range up to 7.9% based on model and term.
You are definitely correct about Mark's Motors they are the only one around here, I guess I will start by talking to them to see what numbers they come up with.
††Finance and lease rates start at 2.9% on various 2009 models. Rates range up to 7.9% based on model and term.
You are definitely correct about Mark's Motors they are the only one around here, I guess I will start by talking to them to see what numbers they come up with.
#38
Re: CarCostCanada report for the 2009 A4 2.0T Premium! =D
I just looked at the most recent CarCost report. It appears there are different rebates for lease/finance/cash. I want to make sure I understand the application of the rebates properly. If someone is complete flexible with the purchase method (ie, can do cash, lease, or financing), which method can get the best deal?
My understanding is cash, because that would get you the $2500 rebate. Lease/Financing would only get a $500 rebate + non-payment of 1 or 2 term payment up to $1000 (so only $1500 total savings).
In the best of all world scenario, I guess the most ideal situation is to find a third-party leasing company who would also do a lease rate of 2.9%. This way, you're still eligible for the $2500 rebate and be able to finance it at the same low rate.
Am I correct?
My understanding is cash, because that would get you the $2500 rebate. Lease/Financing would only get a $500 rebate + non-payment of 1 or 2 term payment up to $1000 (so only $1500 total savings).
In the best of all world scenario, I guess the most ideal situation is to find a third-party leasing company who would also do a lease rate of 2.9%. This way, you're still eligible for the $2500 rebate and be able to finance it at the same low rate.
Am I correct?
#40
Re: CarCostCanada report for the 2009 A4 2.0T Premium! =D
The $2,500 Alternate Lease Cash is applied if say... GE Leasing ot any other leasing company buys the car from us and leases it to you. It is the only way!!!
The $500 Lease cash applies to any VCI lease on: A4 Premium and Q5.
The $500 Lease cash applies to any VCI lease on: A4 Premium and Q5.