seattle audi

Considering upgrading to S6 Avant (of course with only 1200 or so being broght over I may have to wait another year). Any comments on University Audi, Barrier Audi or Roger Jobs Audi (Bellingham)? Anyone in Seattle considered purchasing from the Bellingham dealer (lower cost or better inventory)? Any input helpful.

seattleallroad

I dealt with David Tucker at Roger Jobs in Bellingham. I had some not so great experiences at Barrier and University. No big deal...I don't have any negative feelings toward them. David was responsive and a pleasure to deal with.

Got the car I wanted and cut a fair deal on my trade. Pretty simple.

Paul C

and bought my allroad through Barrier. Sunset (in Portland) didn't have the color/price I wanted. On the sales side they were responsive and good to work with. The sales guy I worked with is no longer there, but I did have occasion to talk with one of the managers and she was quite helpful.

I have no experience with the service department, which is the other major consideration, though you can have your car serviced anywhere you like.

MarkFank

They had the car I wanted & worked out the deal with me over the phone. I flew from SLC to pick it up & drive it home. Ivan Velkov was super to work with.

seattle audi

Thanks for the information!

Dion

Low key, good car knoweldge. The service department has been fine, nothing special but nothing bad !

GMcB in Seattle

I bought from Robert Larson in Tacoma. Most pleasant buying experience I've ever had with any car. They had the one I wanted on the lot - which helped. I was referred by a co-worker who also liked the respect he got from Larson (they bought a loaded A6. University Audi was totally arrogant and utterly unwilling to negotiate. Sunset in Portland was also totally unwilling to negotiate. However, I do like the service people at University.