What's your monthly?

Curious how much everyone is paying per month. Can you list:

1. Your monthly payment
2. Whether it's a lease or purchase
3. MSRP of your Evoque

1. My Evoque will be 855 frs ( 890 US $ ) for 48 months
2. Lease
3. Trade-in of my Honda CRV : 20500 frs ( 21434 US$)
Residual payment 10000 frs ( 10400 US $ )

1. Nil
2. N/A

Bit of a personal question?

Anyway its zero for me.

1.monthly approx US$2,600 on US$20,000 down
2.purchase
3.msrp US$130,000

(26-06-2012 01:09pm)Bruno787 Wrote:  1.monthly approx US$2,600 on US$20,000 down
2.purchase
3.msrp US$130,000

In the Philippines the Evoque costs 2.5X what it does here in the States?? Holy moly!

This is a horses for courses questions, because of the price fluctuations around the globe.

Some prices for the Evoque appear staggering, but it is not easy to compare like for like, these prices may be due to high taxation or may just reflect a different cost of living.

One of the other things I have noticed reading many forum posts is that in the USA, not sure about Canada, is you have incredibly low interest rates, in the UK anywhere around 6% is considered good.

(26-06-2012 04:37am)EvoqueNorCal Wrote:  Curious how much everyone is paying per month. Can you list:

1. Your monthly payment
2. Whether it's a lease or purchase
3. MSRP of your Evoque

What's yours?

(26-06-2012 01:36pm)EvoqueNorCal Wrote:  In the Philippines the Evoque costs 2.5X what it does here in the States?? Holy moly!

In Thailand the Evoque costs around 4-5 million baht (US$ 13x,xxx - 16x,xxx)
I hate import taxes.

Even cars that are manufactured in the country are wayyyyyyy too expensive. The price of a domestic MB C-Class is around 3 million baht (US$ 100,000). And the quality + safety standards of domestic cars are lower than ROW as we don't have Euro NCAP alike. We are paying too much for less.

This is ridiculous.

But believe it or not, I really feel my Evoque is worth every satang (penny for Thai baht)

(but you wouldn't wanna know my monthly... Seriously LOL)

(26-06-2012 10:44pm)Mudi1 Wrote:  What's yours?

I haven't ordered mine yet. Shopping around.

---

(26-06-2012 11:48pm)Bowl Wrote:  In Thailand the Evoque costs around 4-5 million baht (US$ 13x,xxx - 16x,xxx)
I hate import taxes.

Even cars that are manufactured in the country are wayyyyyyy too expensive. The price of a domestic MB C-Class is around 3 million baht (US$ 100,000). And the quality + safety standards of domestic cars are lower than ROW as we don't have Euro NCAP alike. We are paying too much for less.

This is ridiculous.

But believe it or not, I really feel my Evoque is worth every satang (penny for Thai baht)

(but you wouldn't wanna know my monthly... Seriously LOL)

Interesting! Thanks for sharing.

Here in the States, you could buy a supercar for that price such as the Audi R8, which starts at $118,000 US.