Audi Sewickley
Audi Sewickley Overview
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Mixed sentiment: customers note quality of car but report serious ethical and service concerns at Audi Sewickley.
Positive Feedback
Buyers praise the vehicle quality and the Audi brand experience, with the car itself described as reliable and well built.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring Audi Sewickley customer complaints focus on broken promises around dealer-offered perks and maintenance package fulfillment.
- Reports highlight poor handling of a written "we owe" agreement and questionable customer service practices.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check all written terms before signing and document verbal commitments when discussing maintenance or warranty offers.
- Review Audi Sewickley reviews and ask detailed questions about the maintenance package and dealer obligations.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Mixed sentiment: customers note quality of car but report serious ethical and service concerns at Audi Sewickley.
Positive Feedback
Buyers praise the vehicle quality and the Audi brand experience, with the car itself described as reliable and well built.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Recurring Audi Sewickley customer complaints focus on broken promises around dealer-offered perks and maintenance package fulfillment.
- Reports highlight poor handling of a written "we owe" agreement and questionable customer service practices.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Check all written terms before signing and document verbal commitments when discussing maintenance or warranty offers.
- Review Audi Sewickley reviews and ask detailed questions about the maintenance package and dealer obligations.
Not delivering on promise
- - Bought an Audi A4 in 2015; it arrived with about 700 miles.
- - Sales promised free tires and Audi Care; now they won't honor due to a 30-day clause.
I purchased my Audi A4 back in June of 2015 at Sewickley Audi near Pittsburgh, Pa. When my car arrived for me to pick up and sign documents I noticed the car had close to 700 miles on it.
I told the sales person I didn't want that particular car because I thought it had too many miles to be considered "brand new". At that point both the salesperson and sales manager came back to me and said what he offered a free set of tires and the Audi care maintenance package. He said once your original tires need replaced bring the car back to the dealership and we'll put them on for you. It is now three years later and my tires need replaced.
I go back to the dealership with my signed "we owe" slip for the tires. They told me they won't give me the tires because the small print of the bottom said something about picking up within 30 days, and that was the contract. I asked how the verbal contract the sales manager had with me coupled with the signed "we owe" slip wasn't proof enough they owed me the tires. He kept going back to the 30 days, which makes no sense at all....why would someone replace their tires within 30 days...was I supposed to pick up the tires and store them somewhere at my house for 3 years?
I would have never agreed to these terms had that been made clear to me at the time of sale. This was obviously an unscrupulous and unethical way of getting out of an obligation and it is very disappointing a company as prestigious as Audi would behave in such a manner to their customers.
- Quality of car
- Unethical behavior of dealership
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