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Originally Posted by Verdoro 68
I don't see any new '05s in that list under $33k. Granted you could deal on them, but the best deal I could find on a '05 A4 from the dealers in my area was $29500 after incentives. That's $4500 more than I paid and although the payments were in the same neighborhood, they were stretched out another two years. I don't see any sense in carrying a car loan for 7 years.
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And the issue is now that if you for some reason you had to get rid of your car and you had to trade it in, all they are going to give you for it is is $18K. At least for a 2005 they would give you at least 3-5K more.