Not trying to step on your toes.......generally leases are for people that don't drive much. Tdis are generally vehicles that pay off if you drive a ton. Why do people want to lease a Tdi?
I am doing a similar deal for a 2015 MT GSW SE TDI: after the 2 year lease, I buy the car for $13,500. With the money I get for my 2011 JSW TDI, I can buy back the 2015 GSW and my total outlay is about $4000 above the buyback price.
Dang, Tom. All you do is talk about the cars you just bought. Your last post was talking about the new 2001 TDI you bought 15 years ago.
There was for real a $6,000 manufacturer rebate valentine's day 2015; that's when we bought out Passat SE. I agree, this current offer is no great deal, but with limited supply and pent-up demand, it's the going rate for somebody who wants the car. There's sure to be some room to negotiate as the weeks drag on and the interested buyers dry up, but the selection is going to get thin.
For the units with a fix, and the 11 year, 162,000 warranty will be in a class of their own.
Stopped by 2 places in central Mass- Lots of GSW TDI, but no 6M's. Peter, if you run across an S, let me know.
I would go to cars.com and do a search. Using the criteria of VW, diesel, manual transmission (or whatever tranny you want), wagon (or whatever body style you want), color, etc
From what I can tell, I think cars.com listings for the 2015's are old, incorrect, or both.
99% Tdi's SE with manual trans on cars.com are already sold.
Will do. Thanks for the help!
