Re: Audi Price Drop

[DRANCHAK@commgate.kirtland.af.mil (DRANCHAK)]

     I think the price drop was a combination of two things.  There was a 
     slight juggling of standard features to lower the list price.  For 
     example, I'm not absolutely sure but I don't think leather was 
     standard on the 95 A6's.  But another factor was that Audi lowered 
     prices so that they were more in line with what the cars had actually 
     been selling for.  My 92 100 CSQW ($41K list) actually sold new for 
     $36K in Sept. 1992 according to the documentation I received with the 
     car.
     
     Steve
     Albuquerque, NM, USA
     92 100 CSQW
     90 Mazda 626 GT
     
     >Does anyone know if the price drop in Audi's Quattro wagons in 1995 
     >was accompanied by a reduction in the level of accessories the info I 
     >got is as follows.
     
     >1992 CS Quattro Wagon list 40,800
     >1993 CS Quattro Wagon list 44,250
     >1994 CS Quattro Wagon list 47,020
     >1995 A6 Quattro Wagon list 34,670