I'm watching the updated Golf R with a keen eye but if the dealers do not budge on the prices with BS excuse about being new model etc then I'm not interested.
It's a normal sales strategy for a new model, including facelifts and especially pre-launch. If you are an existing customer and/or intend to purchase as a corporate program customer, you may get a better deal early in a model's life. Best wait after the honeymoon period to negotiate a sharper price. If price is really important for you, consider the current model, which will probably be in stock and available for immediate delivery.
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I wouldn't expect any real discounts for first few months. When the MK7R first released they wouldn't even do corporate price. I initially ordered GTI PP and only when they agreed to corporate price i swapped order across.
Even now I priced S3 sedan against MK7R on lease and even though on RRP gap of almost 14K the price we could get audi for was only $2500 more in end after Big discount from Audi but not from VW. Hence we ordered the Audi.
2018 MY18 R 7.5 Wolfsburg | Blue| Sunroof | Finally here! And it's goddam goood!
2010 Mazda 6 | Luxury Sports | White : Sold
2009 | 335i | Convertible | Grey : Sold
2006 Jetta TSI DSG | Highline | Silver : Sold
Our neighbours are always ahead of the curve... new R shown on their website.
Volkswagen New Zealand - Golf R
I can't wait!
2018 MY18 R 7.5 Wolfsburg | Blue| Sunroof | Finally here! And it's goddam goood!
2010 Mazda 6 | Luxury Sports | White : Sold
2009 | 335i | Convertible | Grey : Sold
2006 Jetta TSI DSG | Highline | Silver : Sold
Yeah, I wouldn't really count on much discount at first. Oh well, there are plenty of other viable options out there if they won't play ball.
I wouldn't consider the current model either. The tech upgrades in the new model are IMO too significant to settle for the current model. I really do not like the current model's infotainment system.
Not to mention the 7 speed DSG...
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