Doug TT

Since the recall is voluntary and includes a spoiler that looks like the afterthought that it is, what is the consensus on the TT Forum? Pro or con?

Denny

Not taking the spoiler (nt)

Janet

nt

Rick n San Jose

I love it. If they hadn't of added this to the 2001 edition, I would of purchased one. Also will buy the side skirts and change the front grille to a colored keyed variety as in some of the German Auto show photos. And when I can afford it, I will lower one inch and add 19" wheels.

-Rick

mne

uh huh... Audi aint gonna be givin uninstalled parts away... you can count on that. Liability issues (nt)

Victor F

Me too (though I need to find out about UK insurance issues about whole issue) (nt)

TomF

Technically, the recall is 'voluntary' in the sense that Audi is not required to do the recall... (nt)

Janet

nt

AkRascal

to those of us who decide to keep our TTs as is.... doesn't seem that they could void sections of the warranty, but...........

mne

First off is the liability issue on a voluntary recall, ie; and the reason Audi is doing this "voluntarily"... one package/one car. Audi isn't thrilled about someone else doing their modification on your car and then offering warranty on something down the road (they dont care that you're storing it). Opens up a whole can of worms. Secondly if they gave you, me and others the parts without installing them and you sold your car and neglected to give the purchaser the parts, Audi is obligated to order new parts and is out-of-pocket the money in the parts you, I and others have stored in a closet somewhere. I've yet to see one single solitary recall, voluntary or otherwise, where the dealer just doled out parts in a "drive-thru" fashion, *****-nilly for the customer to store or have installed as they see fit. It just doesnt happen.