Tbf probably about the same amount of any brand new cars.I wonder how many of the EVs on the road are actually bought outright, it couldn’t be many!
Tbf probably about the same amount of any brand new cars.I wonder how many of the EVs on the road are actually bought outright, it couldn’t be many!
Average 30% drop on Taycan, E-Tron and MG. Tesla is 36% drop according to a wee article I read today.
Vast majority are probably NHS lease deals. Anyone I know who has one is NHS.I wonder how many of the EVs on the road are actually bought outright, it couldn’t be many!
Market price in general it said, an average of new and used price reduction.30% on what? New?
Im talking about ones sitting for a few weeks / months at a dealer dropping tens of thousands without even turning a wheel!
Yup! BMW are looking 9 a bit % for NEW 3er. I’m sure the support on other models might be a bit better. I remember the good old days of 2.9% of my new M2 in 2020. Sigh.
Vast majority are probably NHS lease deals. Anyone I know who has one is NHS.
Market price in general it said, an average of new and used price reduction.
Carbon Black listed on Autotrader at Carlisle Audi, 10 miles. Was £83,755 now £72,755List price for that carbon edition in 2020 was £71k. Prices are still very strong on RS4's.
Yeah, I guess they'll continue to drop as that dealer had at least 5 RS4's with delivery miles.11k reduction? Shows what profit they are potentially making if they can drop that much.
Carbon Black listed on Autotrader at Carlisle Audi, 10 miles. Was £83,755 now £72,755
True, my buddy bought from Bavarian for years until he started shopping around. Consistently buys from BMW Park Lane or TRL Deals now as they give him considerably better discounts. His current X3M was 12k off list with delivery miles.To be fair there have always been considerable discounts available on new cars in my experience. I got decent discount on both my F31 330d and Golf R when I bought them new by using a quote from brokers such as Coast2Coast. Just depends on if the dealer your speaking to wants to sell a car for less of a margin to get the sale.
11k reduction? Shows what profit they are potentially making if they can drop that much.
It's was the RRP that shocked me. I remember when RS4 was circa 45k rrp. But then again, new M3 is (was) 90k . NutsThats the RRP list price you're looking at on that one but yea there are some serious discounts off list on some cars. There are 52 brand new RS4's on Autotrader!
Wat???
They are losing a fortune of money on the car. Not discounting their profit lol
Explain then
Genuinely interested to know what the cost price is from manufacturer to the dealer on a new car. I doubt anyone who worked for Audi would disclose that information though.
The gross margin will likely be different between manufacturers, and new vs used will definitely be different from dealer to dealer.
But I would say, 20 to 25% is fairly likely.
Not on a new car I wouldn't think. A Google search seems to suggest an average of 5-7%.