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$22k budget?
- Thread starter SQLnovice
- Start date
crxgator
Autocross Champion
- Location
- Raleigh, NC
- Car(s)
- All the MQBs
All track S dsg.
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Junebugz_GTI10
Ready to race!
- Location
- Panama City, FL
Can get a nice used Autobahn for that price.
paNX2K&SE-R
Go Kart Newbie
- Location
- Mocksville NC
- Car(s)
- 2017 GSW 4Mo
I paid $22.6k OTD for my '18 GSW 4mo 6MT.
Wow, I would love to be able to get a deal like this.
I live in Miami, and a dealer has a 2017 S, MSRP is $27835 and they are asking $21422 plus dealer fee of $945, plus 7% tax, and the other minor fees.
I never purchased a new car before and that price of $21422 is whats on cars.com. Do dealer normally go below that online price?
I never purchased a new car before and that price of $21422 is whats on cars.com. Do dealer normally go below that online price?
racerxxx
Ready to race!
- Location
- Philly Burbs
If they have a 17 left I'm sure they'd let it go cheaper. Dealers in VA were sub $18k a few months back. I paid right around their asking price back in December for my GTI S. I'm talking real close.
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Shane_Anigans
Drag Race Newbie
- Location
- SE MI
- Car(s)
- 2017 GTI Sport DSG
That'll depend on the car. In this case, I think they might, as it's nearing the end of the month, and I believe VW is going to stop all incentive support on 2017 models at the end of April (or May, can't remember which at the moment). At the minimum, I'd ask them to eat the dealer fee to bring you in under $22k + tax/title. Typically, there's always some profit (however minor) left in it for them in an advertised price. Tell them you're financing through your local credit union, but tell them they can submit the application on your behalf, so they'll get the loan fee from the CU.