2010 Audi A3, A6, S6 Lease Rates – February 2010

Published 2010/02/132010/02/13 by G

logo_audi My Take: A3 2.0T Premium is looking REALLY good with an ultra-low money factor. There’s practically only a few bucks of interest (if that) per month. The TDI is lot higher, which isn’t surprising. What IS surprising is that the residual isn’t that much higher than the 2.0T model, which I find odd. Rest assured it will be pricey to lease the TDI so I recommend skipping it. The A6 sedan has very attractive money factors as well, but they have always suffered from low residuals, not exactly recommended. Of course you could look into the whole “Lease To Buy” technique since the financing APR isn’t as good as the MF here. Just remember there will be a lumpsum that would either need to be refinanced or paid in full at lease end.

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2010 Audi A3, A6, TT Lease Rates – December 2009

Published 2009/12/15 by G

logo_audi My Take: Just like other Audi models, the A3, A6 and TT have the same 24 and 36 month lease rates as November, but a lower money factor for the 48-month term in December. My recommendation would be to stick with models that have high residual and low money factors if you can live with a more “stripped down” version (base models tend to have higher residuals and lower money factors). If you can’t, expect to pay a bit more for the extras. Either way, Audi lease rates for the A3 and A6 are not bad this month and you should be able to get the security deposit waived. The TT numbers rarely look good so I would look elsewhere unless you plan to buy.

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2010 Audi A6 Lease Rates – November 2009

Published 2009/11/11 by G

logo_audi My Take: Supercharged mentioned in the October post for the A6 if this car would qualify as a “Lease to Buy”. My answer to that woud be depending on what trim you choose and your ability to pay off a balloon payment at the end of the lease OR secure an APR lower than 3.9% at the end of your lease term. Of course, you could easily just walk away from the car if you wanted to. This technique is very similar to what Audi refers to as “Premier Purchase”. However, the details on this program a rather “murky”. Plus is a bit dangerous since you don’t have a mileage restriction. BMW also offers something similar, however, you are required to either pay the balloon payment or refinance it. Should you choose to return the vehicle, you would be offered “market price” for your vehicle, which means you are assuming all of the depreciation risk. In a straight up lease, the bank assumes that risk since you are restricted on your mileage.

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2010 Audi A6, S6, A8 Lease Rates – October 2009

Published 2009/10/19 by G

logo_audi My Take: The S6 and the A8 do not look very good this month. The A6 on the other hand, looks decent. They could have improved the residual value a bit, but the money factors looks better than most. Not exactly a recommendation, but I wouldn’t spend much time discouraging you from leasing one either. It all depends on the sale price.

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2010 Audi A3, A6, S6, A8 Lease Rates – September 2009

Published 2009/09/202009/09/20 by G

logo_audi My Take: Not a lot of folks opt for the A3, A6 and A8, so they are being bundled together. The A3 Premium and Premium Plus are worth mentioning due to the fairly high residual and low money factor. The Quattro model gets a bump in the MF, but its not huge, so it’s still not a bad lease if you ask me. A6 and A8 are a “pass” this month. I’d like to see the MF drop more before recommending it.

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09 Audi A3, A4, A6, A8, S4, S5, S6, S8 Lease Rates – August 2009

Published 2009/08/162009/09/04 by G

logo_audi My Take: Audi lease rates seem to be the same as last month, so instead of writing the same exact comment as last month, I’ll just direct you to last month’s post [July]. You can dig around for the A3, A6, A8 comments from July by going to the Audi Category on the left menu. Sorry for those still looking for the A5/S5s. Maybe the 2010 model’s lease rates will improve…maybe.

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09 Audi A3, A6, Q5 Lease Rates – July 2009

Published 2009/07/152009/07/18 by G

logo_audi My Take: I am addressing three solid Audi leases on this post. First, is the A3, which is sporting a pretty low money factor and decent residual. I recommend the A3 2.0T Premium Quattro. Audi is reknown for their Quattro system, so you just gotta have it, even if you don’t think you need. Just stay away from the 3.2 S-Line and you’ll be fine. There aren’t any major incentives right now other than the $1000 in loyalty cash for the A3. Moving on to the A6, I’m not a fan of this since I prefer the 5-series and the E-Class in terms of styling. Despite that, I cannot over look the super low money factors on the ~~3.2~~ 3.0 models. This is Audi’s way of telling you to borrow money from them for next to nothing. A6’s are notorious for big discounts too, so do your best to dip below invoice. Lastly, the Q5 is looking pretty decent so they are certainly worth a look as well. Check out these three vehicles on The List to get a feel for their monthly payment ranges. I’m not going to go out on a limb to say these guys are “must-haves”, because they are not. They just seem like better-than-usual deals, specially for an Audi.

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09 Audi A6,S6 Lease Rates – June 2009

Published 2009/06/162009/06/16 by G

logo_audi My Take: A6s are not good leases, but they are good lease-to-buys. Just look at the MF! .00038, .00003 (thats right, 4 Zeros!). That’s almost an interest free loan. As always, remember AudiCare, specially if you plan to go with the 36-month lease. A6s aren’t as popular as A4s, so you might have some luck with lower sale prices (in other words, I wouldn’t pay anymore than invoice).

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