Audi Lynbrook

I recently Purchased 2008 Audi at Anchor Audi.I would take this opportunity to appreciate Chris @ Anchor Audi. He was really very helpful from the beginning of my Car Enquiry until the purchase of my Ca take this opportunity to appreciate Chris @ Anchor Audi. He was really very helpful from the beginning of my Car Enquiry until the purchase of my Car.It was really great for him to hold the car for me for three weeks and not pushing me any more until my Trade-In on my Old Vehicle is completed.He explained me all the features of the car in a very brief manner and took time to help me in deciding the car that i wanted to buy. More

I have read the previous ratings on this dealership. Not sure how anyone can say anything negative about them. The owner Len has been nothing but accommodating when I had a service issue, Joe in servic sure how anyone can say anything negative about them. The owner Len has been nothing but accommodating when I had a service issue, Joe in service is also very accommodating. Whenever my car is in need of service, Kevin, who is so pleasant, brings me a loaner that is clean and new inside and out. I do not live nearby so this is key for me. I never have to step foot in their service area. For these reasons alone, I will definitely be leasing another car from Anchor Audi. More

JOHN LIMA is a liar, and has serious anger management issues. When me and my girlfriend brought her Audi TT for a broken timing belt that should be covered under warranty. Our first issue was getting ser issues. When me and my girlfriend brought her Audi TT for a broken timing belt that should be covered under warranty. Our first issue was getting service at all. We stood there patiently without any acknowledgment of our existence. Finally i said hi can you help us, and the manger said , no "that's what the service reps are here for", then I replied, "well I thought you worked here", sincerely sorry thinking he didn't work there only to find out condescendingly that he was the manager. Finally John acknowledged us. After him saying our car was not bought there, i took me going out to the car and giving him the original recepit for him to believe us. After that me and my girlfriend had to turn on the charm and "butter him up" to feel like we would receive legitimate service. We left with him telling us that he was going to "try" his best to get us a new engine. After $200 worth of diagnostics he called me to tell us that he would need $500 more to tell us if it was covered under warranty. I told him I would think about it and wanted to get a second opinion. I called Anchor Audi a few days later to tell him, and he took a personal day. I called the next day, and he was furious that i did not want to get the extra work done because I could not afford it. He said i have one day to get the car out or we would incur "colossal" storage fees of $75 dollars a day, including weekends. When i called back to check on this "storage fee" the girl responded dumbfounded "storage fee?". Then she put me on hold to check, so I believe he made that up. When i called him back to ask for another day, I maintained my composure and was very polite, he on the other hand was not. He became very rude, and it became very apparent that he was not here to serve the customers. Overall a terrible experience, completely unprofessional and rude. There are other great Audi dealerships on Long Island, and any of those would be a better choice, because JOHN LIMA does not work there. More

I bought a used Toyota RAV 4 through ebay from this dealership. To say they stretched the truth would be kind. The ad on ebay stated the car tires "still have plenty of tread". When I asked the sal dealership. To say they stretched the truth would be kind. The ad on ebay stated the car tires "still have plenty of tread". When I asked the salesman (Sanjeev) specifically about the tires, he told me they were good. I paid $13,500 (not including tax & tags which I paid in NJ), a two weeks after the purchase, I had to put in a new battery because there was no life on it, replace an air filter (which I didn't find unreasonable) and eventually buy 4 tires because the tires were so low. The dealership like to say they passed NJ inspection, but you only need a "2" which is what they were out of a possible "9". If I bought the car from an individual owner or a corner car dealership lot for a few thousand dollars, I would have anticipated the possibility that the car might need work. Buying it from an Audi dealership, I expected much more. I also expected them to stand behind the sale. What I was told was "What did you expect...you bought a used car. If we put tires on every used car we sold, we wouldn't be in business." I was also told that after presenting very detailed measurements from a local dealership about the unsafe condition of the tires, Anchor Audi told me that the local dealership was simply trying to sell tires. I drove back to NY ( 120 miles one way) to give Anchor Audi an opportunity to right this wrong. They refused to put the car up on the rack to verify or disprove the tire calculations. I was told I bought a car "as is" and they presented paperwork to that effect; however, the paperwork that I signed had no such statement on it. They simply sold the concept that in NY there were Lemon Laws that would guarantee all of these areas listed on the reverse of the paperwork I signed. Of course, none of it covered the falsehoods that I was exposed to. Also, I specifically was looking for a car good in snow, etc. The salesman told me to simply push the button on the dashboard in heavy rain or light snow, etc. to get the traction needed for the bad weather. Since I had an Explorer 15 years that went into 4 wheel drive that way, I was left with the impression that that put the car in 4 w drive. The button is for an alternator ... whatever that does, it has nothing to do with safety in bad weather. I would never, ever, ever do business with this company!!! More

Had my 2004 S4 serviced due to a check engine light and occasional oil light. Service department tried two times to fix the oil leak with no success. While charging me and my warranty company both times fo occasional oil light. Service department tried two times to fix the oil leak with no success. While charging me and my warranty company both times for their incompetence. On top of the poor service they left my once brand new looking engine compartment like some kind of grease xxxxxx was let loose in there for a few days. Then as they tried to shmooze me with a free car wash they acid washed my wheels and wrecked the finish,which took them three attempts to correct until I had my own refinisher repair at their expense. All in all the service writers and managers where very nice its just that they dont have any good techs working on their team. Maybe they should retrain their staff, I mean its not like these guys are making chump change ($95.00 HR) service fee. More

This is by far the orst delaership to deal with. I puchased a brand new 2008 Audi A4 convertible that was a lemon and they could not repair. The dealership wanted nothing to do with me and told me I h puchased a brand new 2008 Audi A4 convertible that was a lemon and they could not repair. The dealership wanted nothing to do with me and told me I had to deal with Audi directly. The sales manager and the business manger were horrible and did not help in anyway. Dealing with Audi directly also was a nightmare it ttok months to get my money back and 7 months to get the NY state sales tax. The only good employee in this organization is Joe the service manager. I continue to tell everyone I know not to deal with the dealership. More

I had a minor accident and Chris of Anchor suggested that I bring my car to Five Star Collison (partnership with Anchor Audi) to get the work done. I have been using Bierner and have not be too happy with t I bring my car to Five Star Collison (partnership with Anchor Audi) to get the work done. I have been using Bierner and have not be too happy with their work. Turns out getting hit by the other person was the least painful part of this ordeal. The folks at Five Star took twice as long as the estimate to get my car fixed. When I finally picked up the car, I noticed that my arm rest has been broken by them when they were "detailing" the car. Took them another two weeks to repair that. I found minor scratches with the interior but am living with it because I am afraid they will do more "detailing" if I bring it back to be fixed. More

I have had a generally good experience at this dealership. The new service facility has adequate parking. They've given me loaner cars after my warranty expired. They're courteous and friendly, dealership. The new service facility has adequate parking. They've given me loaner cars after my warranty expired. They're courteous and friendly, although a lot depends on the service advisor that you get. On one occasion, they did replace brake rotors on the wrong end of the car. No one noticed and I drove home that day and found the problem when I looked under the car. I have to say, though, that when I called the service manager, he asked me to bring the car right in and they replaced the additional rotors at no charge. It was a stupid mistake and, fortunately, it didn't compromise the safety of the car. But I was pleased to see that the dealership was willing and eager to make things right, even though it was inconvenient for me to bring the car in again. I also found the sales experience to be good here. The salesman was willing to work with me on price. I'd probably buy another vehicle here. More

The sales staff will promise you the moon, even when you have a service problem, but there is never any follow up. The problem with the manufacturer is that Audi dishonors warranty claims which other premi have a service problem, but there is never any follow up. The problem with the manufacturer is that Audi dishonors warranty claims which other premium car manufacturers (BMW and Mercedes) will cover in a heartbeat without any hassle, and Anchor's service people will not go to bat for you. One of my main nuisance complaints with Anchor is that they provide loaner rentals from Enterprise, and even if you have an A8, you end up in some smelly old xxx with crank windows. Disgracefully cheap. Bottom line, you can do much better than spend you hard earned money here. More

A month after my warranty had expired, my 2000 Audi A6 was broken into. The only real damage to the car beside the passenger side window was for some strange reason the front ash tray. You would think thi was broken into. The only real damage to the car beside the passenger side window was for some strange reason the front ash tray. You would think this would be easy to replace or perhaps Audi as a courtesy would replace it as a good will gesture. Well neither one was done. Upon bringing the car to Audi I soon found out that Audio would not help me out due to the fact that the warranty had expired and that when I inquired as to how much it would cost to replace it, John Lima told me it would cost me $350.<br><br>Upon hearing this I called Audi customer service to complain, they called John, and he proceeded to fabricate a lie stating that the ash tray had broken because I was shoving all sorts of stuff in it.<br><br>To make a long story short. I'll probably never purchase another Audi and I will definitely never go back to Anchor Audi of Lynbrook.<br><br>Good luck if you decide to use them. As for Beiner Audi in Great Neck, they might not be perfect but they try to do the right thing by you. More