[spawn6578]

Hi I have configured a GTI on the website http://www.vwfeatures.com/?ic_id=home_gti_launch_2006
and it costs 32000$ (the website shows 32K$ on the right)
I am a bit confused...
How much do I have to pay totally? more than 32K$ or exactly 32K$?
If I choose to pay in 24 months. What will be the price per month and when can i take my GTI?
I hope someone can help me. thx.

 

[Thalo]

I'm trying it out, I can't even get it configured that high. You must have chosen every single accessory there is.

I don't believe those prices include freight/pdi. Add to that whatever taxes your state/province/country levies on new cars.

My GTI cost about $31K Canadian before the miscellaneous charges and tax. Final price was $35K and some change.

I don't know what financing rates VW offers in the States, but here in Canada it's 3.9% for in-stock. Don't expect a GTI to be "in stock", so probably more. I got a 5% loan through the bank I work for. At 5%, if you estimate you'll probably be paying $34K for your car, the way it's configured, you'll be paying $1491.83/mo over two years, assuming no down payment.

 

[blackgti06]

My car was 23k and finiance rate3.9% and i pay 280 mth. IN the U.S. I put a good chuck down its for 4 years fin

 

[spawn6578]

I have contacted a salesperson in Seattle are and the most expensive GTI costs 30 K$ and
registiration fee is 2000$. 30.000/24 = 1250 $ per month for 24 months...

 

[blackgti06]

Wow, $30k is a lot of money $1250 for 24mths hey only 2 years and its all paid off but that a lot of money per month.

 

[spawn6578]

Do you mean that 30K$ is too expensive? But it contains everything especially GPS Navigation System.

 

[zulu]

I negotiated $25.3k for a pkg #2, dsg, 18" wheels and rubber mats and trunk liner. Add whatever your tax, title and doc fees are depending on where you live to the above figure.

 

[Doug C.]

I have contacted a salesperson in Seattle are and the most expensive GTI costs 30 K$ and
registiration fee is 2000$. 30.000/24 = 1250 $ per month for 24 months...

You can't just take the final price and divide by 24 to get the payments on a financed vehicle. You have things like interest and taxes to add and it takes a complicated equation to amortize it out into monthly payments.

 

[Thalo]

Loan calculator:

http://www.tdcanadatrust.com/lending/tools/loan_calc.jsp

Pretty self-explanatory as to how to use it.