Oregon Audi Car Dealers

sorry to hear that. I am on my 2nd one without a problem. My lease is up in may and will very likely get a 2010

I'm sorry to hear that, you must haven been very unlucky I've owned 2 audi's in the last six years plus 2 months ago I bought a 2010 a4 Quattro and that's the best cars I've ever had.

What is the year and mileage of you A4?

Does it make sense to anyone here to buy a used 2009 without CPO from a dealer ? Assume that balance warranty etc. is available. OR should one stay away from such deals, since the true condition of the vehicle is unknown ? i.e. is it worth the risk, if one gets a good price ? Appreciate any opinions or experiences out there. Thx.

Guys, need help here. We're contemplating on getting a new car. So far, the contenders are Acura MDX (waiting for the 2010 model since it may come with the bun cooler :P ), Audi Q7 TDI (not sure if there are any changes with the 2010 model since the dealers didn't have the 2010 model yet). While at the dealership, we peeped at the new Q5... what a sweet car. But we need the third row seating, so it's out of question for us. Anybody purchased the TDI yet? If so, what's the lowest price that you got? Any incentives? We prefer the one without panoramic roof. We're also thinking of test driving BMW X5 Diesel (it seems to have better value with free maintenance). If you purchased a TDI recently, what currents problems that you've encountered thus far (i.e: would you keep the car for a long time, recommend to a friend or trade in at the next available opportunity)? Anybody aware of the resale value of TDI? We're located in NJ. The dealership that we went to was Jack Daniel in Fair Lawn. The same dealership in Upper Saddle River is full of a bunch of snobs who told us that we should schedule/call for a test drive first. We did, to find out if the Q7 TDI was available for test drive. After waiting for 20 minutes at the dealership, the snobs told us that the car was out driven by their managers. Well, they just lost a customer.