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After my second Quattro had transaxle issues, then a blown head gasket and just out of warranty,, I had enough of those over-priced, parts-too-expensive and rip-off $135hr. dealers. Nice cars when they're new. Sorry you're having issues and I don't know of an independent guy.
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^^^ agreed.
Bought an S4 new, and by 32k mi i it had gone through a wheel bearing, an alternator, and a clutch.
When the dealer accused me of being hard on the car, I laughed and pointed to the sports car I drove to the dealership in, on it’s first clutch at 123k miles including 2500k on the track.
Well designed and fun, but total POS cars. Lease em.
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Buy Mercedes. Ive had such excellent luck out of mine.
Always pay the higher price for service at the dealer. Don't trust nitwit auto repair half ass shops.
I don't let anyone touch my vehicles other than the dealer. Dealer specs, dealer part's.
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There is a German Auto specialist in Upland (Foothill and Campus).
P.S. Audi is basically a VW, so a VW mechanic may be able to help.
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I had only two issues with my audi and it was a blown water gasket thing near the back of the firewall and also had a clogged oil filter.
Both of these problems when audi was out of warranty but they were both recalls so Audi dealership covered both repairs for free. Audi even gave me a loaner car till repaired
First thing i would do is check to see if the problem your having with your Audi is a flaw and if there was a recall or lawsuit involved.
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@Grumpy you have a benz???
what happened to the six-four impala lowered on daytons and switches and what happened to the 78 caddy.
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Bumped my Daytons on tha curb.
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DAMN!!!!!😢
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Benz > Audi every time.
Like tanks, but fast and comfy and, at least regarding the E-class sedans that I've been buying, ultra-reliable. 202,000 on the last one that I sold and still ran like a top; sold it only because I was tired of the little ancillary electrical system flaws, like the sunroof switch and dashboard bulbs out.
123,000 on my current E-class, which has never needed anything except the routine service calls.
I use an independent Benz guy who's brilliant, reasonable, has a super work ethic, and sometimes waves me off and won't let me pay a thing for small stuff, like when the right rear passenger window switch went inoperative. He's an Armo, so I bring treats from a local Armenian bakery about every other time I show up.
Next car, too, will be an E-class Benz.
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