Villa F.
Scamned. Take responsibility Audi of America (Consumer Relations) & Audi Tysons (Dealer)
Audi should stand by their vehicles when it is clear that a manufacturer defect is the problem. I was sold a 2014 Audi Q5 back in 2019 from the Audi dealer in Tysons Corner, VA. They took my money, but the 2014 model had a known issue with oil consumption and was recalled in 2014. I knew nothing about this defect, but the Audi dealer should have. When I recently took my car in due to "disappearing oil," because a message, saying "add 1 quart" would appear, so I took the car in to the dealer. I was told that I needed a whole new engine at $15,000. Audi never mentioned that there was a recall on this 2014 model for the exact same issue. However, when I googled "oil consumption Audi Q5," it was listed as a problem back in 2014, causing Audi to recall many of their new vehicles. Their dealer sold me this model and does not want to take responsibility, citing mileage that the recall period has lapsed and there's, nothing they can do. I was sold the car after it had already passed the recall period, which ended in 2014. I've been sold a lemon! When I called to let them know that I found the issue, they pretended that they wanted to help and sent me to customer relations to discuss the matter. A week later, I was told that they will be doing nothing even though they sold the car with a "known" manufacturer defect. I thought that I would be safe buying a lightly used vehicle from this dealer, but I was mistaken. They have no scruples for trying to off-load a manufacturer-defective vehicle onto, a trusting American consumer. Audi of America, and Audi Tysons should not be allowed to bring crappy cars to our citizens of the USA and off-load them onto our unsuspecting consumers, knowing that the vehicles are defective. This is NOT fair trade at all! To make it right, I want a FULL REPAIR or a Comparable Replacement to what I have purchased, without the DEFECT. This is the only vehicle I have to get around. My dear husband was a veteran, who fought for this country. You can't come to over to the USA and sell people lemons for car. You already knew the car had a manufacture defect. Take responsibility Audi, not my hard-earned money!


