need advice negotiating price of new 2004 S4
Hi, I live in CT and have been shopping around for a new S4 to change over
from my E36 M3 that I will sell privately in May (don't tell my BMW buddies!). I have found at least 2 that I'm interested in but I get the vibe that the dealers are sticking to retail pricing pretty much (well $500 bucks off). That's about $5,000 of profit according to various car pricing websites that publish invoice at $46,200 & MSRP at 52,200). I think that way too much and frankly puts that car just outside of my reach. I know the S class cars are somewhat limited in production but there are at least 3-5 at most dealers that I've spoken with so they are certainly available. I'm even willing to shop down south in Atlanta or Florida since work sends me there often enough. Can anyone offer any advice on negotiating the cost of the S4's or insight on the Audi sales model (other ways they make money off the sale)? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks! -Mike |
Re: need advice negotiating price of new 2004 S4
Mike B. wrote:
> Hi, I live in CT and have been shopping around for a new S4 to change over > from my E36 M3 that I will sell privately in May (don't tell my BMW > buddies!). I have found at least 2 that I'm interested in but I get the > vibe that the dealers are sticking to retail pricing pretty much (well $500 > bucks off). That's about $5,000 of profit according to various car pricing > websites that publish invoice at $46,200 & MSRP at 52,200). I think that > way too much and frankly puts that car just outside of my reach. I know the > S class cars are somewhat limited in production but there are at least 3-5 > at most dealers that I've spoken with so they are certainly available. I'm > even willing to shop down south in Atlanta or Florida since work sends me > there often enough. Can anyone offer any advice on negotiating the cost of > the S4's or insight on the Audi sales model (other ways they make money off > the sale)? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks! A friend of mine has been having good luck travelling up to the boondocks in NH and VT where dealers are a bit more eager to move inventory. He's in Fairfield county in CT and says it isn't that much of a pain in the ass since he can normally save an extra $2-3,000. Cheers, C |
Re: need advice negotiating price of new 2004 S4
Try VW/Audi of Oneonta New York. Ask for Steve Adams. Steve sells lots
of cars even though there are a number of other Audi dealers in this area. I find that he offers very fair prices and is more willing to get to your magic number. Mike Chris Mauritz <ritz@mordor.net> wrote in message news:<5vVJb.33331$g77.7646906@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv. net>... > Mike B. wrote: > > > Hi, I live in CT and have been shopping around for a new S4 to change over > > from my E36 M3 that I will sell privately in May (don't tell my BMW > > buddies!). I have found at least 2 that I'm interested in but I get the > > vibe that the dealers are sticking to retail pricing pretty much (well $500 > > bucks off). That's about $5,000 of profit according to various car pricing > > websites that publish invoice at $46,200 & MSRP at 52,200). I think that > > way too much and frankly puts that car just outside of my reach. I know the > > S class cars are somewhat limited in production but there are at least 3-5 > > at most dealers that I've spoken with so they are certainly available. I'm > > even willing to shop down south in Atlanta or Florida since work sends me > > there often enough. Can anyone offer any advice on negotiating the cost of > > the S4's or insight on the Audi sales model (other ways they make money off > > the sale)? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks! > > A friend of mine has been having good luck travelling up to the > boondocks in NH and VT where dealers are a bit more eager to move > inventory. He's in Fairfield county in CT and says it isn't that much > of a pain in the ass since he can normally save an extra $2-3,000. > > Cheers, > > C |
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