Probably selling her
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^Interesting.
I'm sorry you seem to be having so many problems with the car. I'd probably be upset too. But if you have Audi look at it I'm sure they'd have something to say...what were some of the other problems that make you want to sell it?
I have 3,200 miles and no problems. I know others have had no problems. So it sounds like your case is rare but diagnosable.
I'm sorry you seem to be having so many problems with the car. I'd probably be upset too. But if you have Audi look at it I'm sure they'd have something to say...what were some of the other problems that make you want to sell it?
I have 3,200 miles and no problems. I know others have had no problems. So it sounds like your case is rare but diagnosable.
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Go above the field manager and speak to AofA and speak to the supervisor of customer service. Let them know that you are having this problem and that the field manager is not doing his duty or you think there is something definitely wrong with your vehicle and that the shop foremand and master tech both feel the vibration. Ask them to provide you a company demo, executive car or journalist car for you to try to see if there is the same vibration. If they do then you will know and show the field manager the difference. If not then go above the supervisor and ask for the president of customer service and ask for the same thing, for them to prove to you that there is nothing wrong by letting you drive another car. If they refuse then complain three times about the same problem and see a lawyer about the lemon laws in your state and make them buy it back.
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Go above the field manager and speak to AofA and speak to the supervisor of customer service. Let them know that you are having this problem and that the field manager is not doing his duty or you think there is something definitely wrong with your vehicle and that the shop foremand and master tech both feel the vibration. Ask them to provide you a company demo, executive car or journalist car for you to try to see if there is the same vibration. If they do then you will know and show the field manager the difference. If not then go above the supervisor and ask for the president of customer service and ask for the same thing, for them to prove to you that there is nothing wrong by letting you drive another car. If they refuse then complain three times about the same problem and see a lawyer about the lemon laws in your state and make them buy it back.
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AoA has been good to me. I complained about how dissatisfied I was with the plastic water pump and how they are not issuing a recall for all affected vehicles. My dealer replaced it after noticing a small leak and a few weeks later I get a packet in the mail from AoA with a $100 gift certificate on Audi collection of products. Best customer service ever!
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As much as this may be true, he will only find out if his car is a lemon or not only after trying out another car. Should not be that hard for dealer or AofA to provide him another car to test drive to let OP find out if his car is a lemon or just that he isn't happy with the car the way it should be.
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As much as this may be true, he will only find out if his car is a lemon or not only after trying out another car. Should not be that hard for dealer or AofA to provide him another car to test drive to let OP find out if his car is a lemon or just that he isn't happy with the car the way it should be.