Audi A6 Diesel Saloon 3.0 TDI [272] Quattro SE Executive 4dr S Tronic 24 mth personal lease £2400 deposit plus £180 admin fee £203.99/month 10k miles Total inc vat - £7271.77 @ gateway2lease

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Audi A6 Diesel Saloon 3.0 TDI [272] Quattro SE Executive 4dr S Tronic 24 mth personal lease £2400 deposit plus £180 admin fee £203.99/month 10k miles Total £7,271.77 inc vat @ centralukvehicleleasing

£7271.77 gateway2lease25 May 16

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Michalux

25 May 16

Audi A6 Diesel Saloon 3.0 TDI [272] Quattro SE Executive 4dr S Tronic

Very good spec:
MMI Sat Nav
Quattro - 4 Wheel Drive
Bluetooth
Leather
Audi Park System Plus
Bi-Xenons
Audi Music Interface - 10 Speakers
Heated Front Seats
0-62 5.5 Seconds

More details on the website

Contract Details:
Personal Leasing
£203.99 per month inc vat
Initial Rental
£2000.00 plus vat
Contract Length:24 months
Contract Mileage:10000
Maintenance: No
MRP:£35,263 on the road
Free Delivery:(UK mainland only)
Rental profile:
Initial rental of £2000.00 plus vat followed by 23 monthly rentals of £169.99 plus vat
Admin fees of £150+vat [£180 inc VAT] are applicable unless otherwise stated

Total over 24 months: £7271.77 inc vat for personal lease

https://www.centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/vehicle/choose_your_lease/75105/audi/a6/30_tdi_272_quattro_se_executive_4dr_s_tronic.html

Top comments

chrisc55

25 May 16 33 #6

Why is it every time there's a car post there's always one idiot to mention indicators. Give it a rest it's boring !

Uridium

25 May 16 21 #1

Many people think Modern Audi's no longer have indicators but actually they do....just that they are now operated by a big knob behind the wheel....:stuck_out_tongue:

thecoolguy

25 May 16 19 #12

All Audis have indicators. Its just that the bulbs emit a light that poor people can't see.

Michalux

25 May 16 11 #3

It's not just Audi, BMW or Merc drivers. There are so many ignorant ***** on the road driving all makes of cars.

Latest comments (85)

nt1311

25 May 16 #85

Currently showing a 10k discount on Broadspeed for anyone preferring to buy or lease direct from a dealer or wanting a different spec

djc0367

25 May 16 #84

SSSHHHH!

The less people appreciate how far more cost-effective leasing can be compared to owning, the less deals there will be for us smart people.

Carry on with your £250+ a month 5-year car loans for your "pre-loved" bangers that cost another fortune to fix when they go wrong and return next to nothing when you sell then, folks! It's the right choice (for us leasers, anyway) Whatever you do, don't do the maths!

check_your_bank

25 May 16 #83

I imagine this is 'stock car' clearance so you wont be able to add options at all, shame as the price would allow a few.

jonnywells

25 May 16 #82

Tempted by this but really would like bigger alloys, the 17's just look too small on a car like this.

check_your_bank

25 May 16 #81

so not keeping up with the Jones' , but keeping your motoring costs finite and avoid a ditch full of **** you can easily fall into , and then you are **** and you have to pay your way out or write off your losses , paying more than the term of a reasonable expensive lease as you do -

It's lease or buy a 3rd party warranty if you can, have to admit ive not looked at them properly though as i am skeptical what will be covered on a car that is not brand new.

check_your_bank

25 May 16 1 #80

Sure and take the hassle with it too, even if you spend a reasonable amount on buying a used car you are not guaranteed to have a good or cheap time.

I am a walking example of how owning a used car can punish you (and this isnt the first time , but its by far the worst) , i've had to spend about 80%, probably more, of its value repairing it and its been off the road for a long time - its back now working lovely but first thing i want to do is sell and get a lease as who knows if i will have more bad luck, would have been a wise decision to throw 7k on a lease last year than give it to the garage so i can have my car live there most of its 5 months off the road.

DudeyGeeza

25 May 16 #79

ah i dont "hate" it, the skoda deal looks interesting though... :smile:

Michalux

25 May 16 1 #78

Don't need to hate it because you cant afford it. Find a deal that you like and give the company a call to give you a quote with only 1 monthly payment upfront.

DudeyGeeza

25 May 16 #77

seat, skoda, audi, vw, all the same pool of parts.

DudeyGeeza

25 May 16 #76

of course it is, id love to spunk 200£ a month after putting 2.5 grand down to do so.. Just dont have 2.5 grand or 200£ a month lol. In all seriousness, i've been looking at a lot of these lease deals lately, and the monthly cost is fine, it's just finding one with not so much of a deposit up front.

learoy69

25 May 16 1 #75

what a crock
i can afford to buy this car but why buy it when you can lease it for loads less than the depreciation
sounds like jealousy

skgwho

25 May 16 #74

I take offense to you comparing seat leon to a skoda... I dont think seat leon is the same as audi a6. Do you? Know anyone who does?

Michalux

25 May 16 1 #73

If you are into driving a new car every 2-3 years, leasing cars is the best way to do it as it costs less than depreciation.

Some people are perfect driving 10 year old cars, some people rather have a new one.

stev412

25 May 16 #72

heat from me, cracking deal.

DudeyGeeza

25 May 16 #71

its just keeping up with the jones's, making it look like you have money when you clearly dont. give me a 10 year old 500£ car any day :smile:

DaytonaGrey

25 May 16 #70

Well you could save that 4K a year and then be able to afford the car in 10 years time..... That's why people do it.

learoy69

25 May 16 1 #69

yep you are
£42500 car.
lease for 2 years for way less than its depreciation
great deal if only my current lease was almost up

DudeyGeeza

25 May 16 1 #68

so hold on, you pay 2.5 grand up front, to then pay 200£ a month just to "rent" a car for two years? oh, then there's insurance cost to factor in, I'm guessing there is a lot of people with credit cards that they no plans on paying off any time soon.

nearly 4k a year to have a "nice" car... ok.. I'm clearly in the wrong business if people are willing to pay that.

boostii

25 May 16 #67

Looks like a few people have got their backs up because people with a lot less money than them will soon be driving a much newer and nicer car than them.

pitlab1

25 May 16 #66

And when I ask a guy why he did not use his indicator he said -everybody knows where I turn.!
Hot from me anyway.

pitlab1

25 May 16 #65

Funny is I have an old 2005 A 6 and my indicators working great till I see a tweet trying not to use them then I get a quick lesson and do exactly the same! Usually I see his face mumblings something about mine ..

zappahey

25 May 16 #64

Therefore, like every other deal, this is not for everyone. What's your point?

lapwing8704

25 May 16 #63

Hot for me

Steve1205

25 May 16 #62

What is wrong with the indicators on this car?

dudwood_fudwood

25 May 16 1 #61

You could just ignore the posts. Problem solved. People are "liking" the indicator posts so someone finds them funny. Just becasue you don't doesn't mean they should stop posting. Don't be such a grump.

chriswg

25 May 16 #60

Do you get to choose any additional options or does that push the price back to the £600+ mark? The 'free' paints are a bit lacklustre.

flydip

25 May 16 1 #59

I Got Audi and I don't use signal indicator. there I said it ?

Michalux

25 May 16 #58

Do you get your deposit back when you take out PCP finance or any other car finance? No.

I spoke to a lady on the phone and got a finance quotation for personal lease and yes, it's £203.99. Glitch on the website doesn't mean the deal doesn't exist.

Christee4

25 May 16 #57

Not really, its extra rental, you dont get your £2000+vat back.

If you goto the link and change it to plus maintenance, then change it back the price rises to £617 which is more likely, seriously doubt anyone with get this car for £204 per month

Michalux

25 May 16 #56

That means you are not at risk when taking out this deal because you are covered under the warranty. No failed S Tronic boxes. Win-win

willhay555

25 May 16 #55

Oh the irony of that reply.

willhay555

25 May 16 #54

The only thing I'd say about this is I had a 2011 A7 with S Tronic box that failed after 4 years and 70k miles.

Audi wanted £10k for a new gearbox with a £5.5k goodwill contribution.

Traded it for a new A7, I'd never have one out of warranty again.

boostii

25 May 16 #53

.....but actually, lol at 17" alloys on a car this big.

MazingerZ

25 May 16 #52

Good deal, now if I add my insurance it works out to be just under £10,000ish:)

HXL

25 May 16 #51

thanks, had a look, seems a really good deal IMO

leelukehope

25 May 16 #50

Just got myself an Audi A4. Got the 2.0 tdi 175bhp. It's a Quattro and returns about 40-45 mpg motorway driving. The mpg is decent but I drive it quite hard so I've never got great mpg. The interior is not quite merc standard and I liked the pure RWD of my old 325i BM. I find Audi's are the nicest to look at though.

Michalux

25 May 16 1 #49

Deposit

HXL

25 May 16 #48

Initial rental of £2000.00 plus vat

what does this mean, it is deposit or extra rental cost?

hukdbargain

25 May 16 #47

Not everyone sells the car after 2 years.

Michalux

25 May 16 #46

Still available:

http://*****r.no/view/dGNSWUJh

Spod

25 May 16 1 #45

No fares today? What sort of taxi do you drive?

barbiegirl

25 May 16 #44

£617.95 + VAT a month now. I don't think so...

check_your_bank

25 May 16 #43

No its still there - https://www.centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/vehicle/choose_your_lease/75105/audi/a6/30_tdi_272_quattro_se_executive_4dr_s_tronic.html

You may have been confused like me initially as the 'get deal' link goes to gateway to lease for some reason.

wantthatone

25 May 16 #42

What are the service intervals for this car anyone know? I called to ask about the excess mileage it's 9p if anyone wants to know but forgot to check the service intervals is it 12 months or 2 years?

TLBSQUEAK

25 May 16 #41

I think it must have been a glitch - it's gone now.
Had one of these, absolutely adored it. V. comfy with oodles of power when you need it. 2000revs and it just eats up the miles with very little noise, plus with all the toys you could ever need. Make sure you get the folding rear seats option, as it isn't standard [or wasn't]. Rear shelf is fixed too so limited scope for carrying wardrobes etc. Had to replace the gearbox in mine though. NOT CHEAP. And neither is the servicing. Audi Sat Nav isn't the greatest either, but still an awesome car. For this money, it's a steal.

willhay555

25 May 16 1 #40

I'd hate to hear your opinion on ethnic minorities.

willhay555

25 May 16 #39

Stunning machine for this price.

gonzo02

25 May 16 #38

Shame it's not the estate

paneds

25 May 16 1 #37

you are right but it is people who drive these said models who can afford it who think they are better than an average person and the rules do not apply to them, also a vast majority of women do not know how to indicate like its a huge task to remember.

thecoolguy

25 May 16 19 #12

All Audis have indicators. Its just that the bulbs emit a light that poor people can't see.

p_ist_a to thecoolguy

25 May 16 #36

so u never seen it right?

taylope1

25 May 16 #35

I think its an error - change the mileage or the options and prices jump to >£600 per month

WBRacing

25 May 16 #34

Really amazing performance for the money - I followed one a couple of months ago and despite my having the more powerful model there wasn't much in it at all. Avant all the way though for me.

check_your_bank

25 May 16 #33

Me too i think, im about to drop 280 month on a golf so keeping eyes peeled !

jamiemac1

25 May 16 2 #32

I'd love to be your friend, I'd be crying with laughter 24/7

jouster

25 May 16 #31

seems like a pretty sweet deal...anyone know how the SE interior compares to an S Line

dont mack me off

25 May 16 #30

Yes. When it says contract mileage is that 10k over two years (which is the contract duration) hence only 5k per year! No good for me as i was looking for 20k per year.

Youngy

25 May 16 #29

Change the maintenance option and then change back. Over £740pm inc vat

finlay1888

25 May 16 #28

Noticed that as well! Insane price when applying maintenance....doesn't revert back to original price..

Michalux

25 May 16 #27

This deal was featured in their newsletter so I don't think it's a misprice.

Ricky

25 May 16 1 #26

Hi Clarky666

I had this offer emailed to me so it does appear to be genuine.

clarky666

25 May 16 #25

Is this maybe a glitch?

If you change the drop down options it shoots up over £600 but then stays sky high if you put it back to the original criteria (24mth / 10,000 miles / unmaintained)

Website caching incorrect data perhalps?

Petetobin

25 May 16 #24

Wow great deal, just be worried about the cost of any bumps and scrapes.

midiman

25 May 16 #23

Or it could be a higher percentage of idiots drive them thus gaining the reputation they have earned over the years :stuck_out_tongue:

djc0367

25 May 16 4 #22

A car typically depreciates by 20-25% per year.

If the depreciation was 20% of the MRP a year for two years, the car will have lost 36% of its value at the end of the term.

You think paying a little over half the likely depreciation is a bad deal?

Hot for me.

finlay1888

25 May 16 #21

Yep, if this was the Avant I would pull trigger immediately

Youngy

25 May 16 #20

It is, but shame about the styling

finlay1888

25 May 16 #19

Cheers, the 'Get Deal' link takes to to 'Gateway2Lease' website

cheshire_carper

25 May 16 #18

If only this was an estate :disappointed:

Rickardo

25 May 16 #17

As opposed to Audi A1 and A3 drivers thinking theirs are better?

Michalux

25 May 16 #16

At the bottom of the description. Here is one for you anyway:
https://www.centralukvehicleleasing.co.uk/vehicle/choose_your_lease/75105/audi/a6/30_tdi_272_quattro_se_executive_4dr_s_tronic.html

taker920

25 May 16 #15

Comes in kver 20% of the MRP, not great really

MrShed

25 May 16 #14

Excellent deal. Shame its too early to replace my current lease or I'd have been all over this. Way better than the Polo offering.

finlay1888

25 May 16 #13

Got a direct link? I cant find that deal anywhere...

Ricky

25 May 16 #11

The link seems to go to G2L page instead of Central Leasing

Ricky

25 May 16 #10

How were you able to post this? When I tried it wasn't allowed for some reason. I got a message saying that deals from Central Vehicle leasing weren't allowed.

I've voted it hot.... as I had tried to post it myself :smiley:

chrisc55

25 May 16 33 #6

Why is it every time there's a car post there's always one idiot to mention indicators. Give it a rest it's boring !

dinky2016 to chrisc55

25 May 16 1 #9

Amen

TN567

25 May 16 3 #8

This for 2 years or that seat that takes 8 weeks to get to 60mph???????

Red Devil

25 May 16 4 #7

Jealousy, they probably drive a Skoda Fabia or Seat Leon believing they are better built vehicles.

Michalux

25 May 16 #5

270bhp as well! I would definitely go for it but I'm tied up to one lease contract until end of the year. Fingers crossed I will be able to find a similar deal in few months time.

boostii

25 May 16 #4

Tempted to go for this, it is only a grand an a half more than the little polo gti posted yesterday but, to buy I'm guessing this would be at least 3 times the price. Nice spec for me, this, I like 4wd.

Michalux

25 May 16 11 #3

It's not just Audi, BMW or Merc drivers. There are so many ignorant ***** on the road driving all makes of cars.

rambo_or_mark

25 May 16 3 #2

Similar performance to a scirocco R and way more car for the same money ^^

Uridium

25 May 16 21 #1

Many people think Modern Audi's no longer have indicators but actually they do....just that they are now operated by a big knob behind the wheel....:stuck_out_tongue:

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