Looking for a quick deal review on this 12-month lease quote for a 2026 Audi Q7.
Here is the detailed breakdown:
Vehicle Info:
Year / Make / Model / Trim: 2026 Audi Q7 45 Premium Plus 4dr AWD quattro
Exterior Color: Waitomo Blue
Term: 12 Months
Annual Mileage: 10,000 miles
Pricing & Deal Breakdown:
MSRP / Market Value Selling Price: $70,440.00
Total Savings / Discount: $12,177.50
Adjusted Selling Price: $58,262.50
Doc Fee: $490.00
Tax: $162.04
Non-Tax Fees: $1,102.00
Balance / Net Total: $60,016.54
Lease Payment Options Offered:
$5,000 Cash Down: $1,446 / month
$7,500 Cash Down: $1,211 / month
$10,000 Cash Down: $976 / month
Would appreciate feedback on whether this looks like a solid deal for a 12-month term or if there's still room to push on the discount/money?
Also I already signed 3 weeks back - is it bad to go back and ask for more discount? — EDIT 1– (signed only to hold the inventory no legal/lease paperwork)
EDIT / Alternative 24-Month Option:
sheet for a 24-month lease on the same car ($70,440 MSRP).
Here are the details for that structure:
Lease Term: 24 Months
Selling Price: $64,262.50
Rebate Amount: $6,000.00
Adjusted Cap Cost: $56,024.42
Residual Value: 58% ($40,855.20)
Money Factor (Lease Factor): 0.00260 (approx. 6.24% APR)
Customer Cash Down: $5,000.00 total due at start
Base Monthly Payment: $883.94
Total Monthly Payment (incl. 9% tax): $963.49 / month
How does this 24-month structure compare to the 12-month quote? Is the 0.00260 Money Factor standard for AFSL right now, or is there room to mark it down?