Audi Releases Early 2009 Pricing

Audi of America, Inc. recently announced model year 2009 change points and early 2009 pricing on existing models.

by Staff

July 24, 2008

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Audi of America, Inc. recently announced model year 2009 change points and early 2009 pricing on existing models.

A3:

A4 sedan/Avant:

All-new 2009 A4 sedan/Avant arrives at U.S. Audi dealers in mid September 2008. Pricing will be announced at a later date.

A4 Cabriolet:

A5 / S5:

A8 / S8:

Audi Q5:

All-new 2009 Audi Q5 arrives at U.S. Audi dealers in late Q1/2009. Pricing and equipment will be announced at a later date.

Audi Q7:

2009 Audi Q7 3.0 TDI with 50-State clean diesel emissions arrives at U.S. Audi dealers in Q1/2009. Pricing and equipment will be announced at a later date.

TT Coupe/Roadster:

All-new 2009 TTS coupe and Roadster arrives at U.S. Audi dealers in late 2008 calendar year. Pricing and equipment will be announced at a later date.

R8:

Pricing and equipment have not yet been announced for upcoming all-new model year 2009 models, including the A4 sedan and Avant (September 2008), TTS coupe and Roadster (late 2008), Audi Q7 3.0 TDI with 50-State clean diesel emissions (Q1/2009), and Audi Q5 (late Q1/2009).

For more information, visit www.audiusa.com.

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