Audi Oxnard
Oxnard, CA
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Friendly and efficient sales team Whole sales team was friendly, accommodating and professional. Buying a car is rarely enjoyable, but the Oxnard team made it pleasant. Totally recom Whole sales team was friendly, accommodating and professional. Buying a car is rarely enjoyable, but the Oxnard team made it pleasant. Totally recommend this dealership. More
Very welcoming and helpful Awesome dealership ! Larry is a great guy that tends to your needs. And the great finance manager that helped me made the process very easy. Awesome dealership ! Larry is a great guy that tends to your needs. And the great finance manager that helped me made the process very easy. More
Scheduled maintainence Bill and Stephanie are a great team and an asset to your location. They are professional, efficient and proactive. I will continue to service my cars Bill and Stephanie are a great team and an asset to your location. They are professional, efficient and proactive. I will continue to service my cars as long as they are a part of your establishment. One more shout out to Bobby! More
55k service Stephanie and Bill are always helpful when I bring my cars to DCH Audi of Oxnard. They treat me and my wife with respect and courtesy. Stephanie and Bill are always helpful when I bring my cars to DCH Audi of Oxnard. They treat me and my wife with respect and courtesy. More
Don’t go anywhere else!! Just leased my 5th car from DCH Audi Oxnard. Great experience. Great service. Great dealership. I get my maintenance done there too even though there’ Just leased my 5th car from DCH Audi Oxnard. Great experience. Great service. Great dealership. I get my maintenance done there too even though there’s a closer Audi dealership to my house. Just try them once and you’ll be hooked! More
Outstanding So I came in with my wife while she was buying a Audi Q3 and Ruben our salesman was outstanding. I was so impressed with the service that him and the So I came in with my wife while she was buying a Audi Q3 and Ruben our salesman was outstanding. I was so impressed with the service that him and the team here provided that I bought a car that day too. More
Stephanie is Amazing Love coming in and getting my vehicles serviced by steph or bill. They do such amazing work and make it so seamless..the Audi care packages they recom Love coming in and getting my vehicles serviced by steph or bill. They do such amazing work and make it so seamless..the Audi care packages they recommended are great More
One year or 10K Service Great as always . I don’t let anyone else’s touch my car. I can expect the same service every single time I go there. Great as always . I don’t let anyone else’s touch my car. I can expect the same service every single time I go there. More
Poor experience overall After working out a potential trade-in deal over the phone with a wonderful salesman (Larry Ellis), we drove up 110 miles on a Saturday to get make ou After working out a potential trade-in deal over the phone with a wonderful salesman (Larry Ellis), we drove up 110 miles on a Saturday to get make our choice. Larry was extremely helpful and patient, and was able to work our trade out on a very nice 2016 Q5 TDI (with 17k miles on it); this is where the goodness ends. We started in the finance dept. with a young lady, who continually tried to pressure us into purchasing the Audi care package, even saying she "couldn't believe we weren't buying it" and that "everyone buys this", like we can't think for ourselves. Financing is about just that, financing. All of the decisions about add-ons are the decision of the buyer, and the finance team should just stay neutral (or remain quiet) if they don't get their commission from an up-sell. Also, finance should never comment on how poor they think a warranty from USAA is; I love USAA and they have been awesome with warranty service for us in the past. We took delivery of the car and got about 5 minutes of an overview on all of the controls on the vehicle; that part needs a little work as well. As we left the dealer lot, and our low air tire light gauge came on, so we returned to the dealership. nce we arrived, we were greeted by Andy Sasso (very helpful) and Stephanie Trejo (not so helpful). After explaining our issue (low tire pressure) Stephanie took the Q5 back to put air in the driver’s side rear tire. After going back and having it looked at, Stephanie came back and said the tire had a nail in it, and that we could stop anywhere on the way back to Laguna and have it repaired. I reiterated that we literally just drove it of the lot. Larry Ellis came out and said he would take it to a few local places, and see if he could get the tire repaired. I was told that DCH Audi Oxnard would pay for the repair, once I had the tire fixed/patched. After around 30 minutes, Larry came back and said that all of the tire stores had at least a three hour wait, and he didn't want us to have to wait that much longer before heading home; we had already been at the dealership over 6.5 hours. Since the service team stated the tire just needed a patch repair, we felt confident enough to drive it back to Laguna Niguel and get it repaired. We did arrive home, and parked it in the garage until the following morning. On the following day I drove the Q5 up to a Big O tire store and asked them to review the tire for a repair. After looking the driver rear tire over (and the others) the manager called me out to show me the tires. The driver rear tire did in fact have a nail in it, but all of the tires were severely cracked, and they said they were so unsafe, that they were not permitted to make any repairs. I contacted the Audi DCH salesman (Larry) and told him about the concerns. Since Larry was off on Sunday, he said he would bring it to Management’s attention on Monday. On Monday, Larry contacted me and said that the dealership was not going to be responsible for any more costs associated with the Q5; however, the dealership was willing to let me buy my Yukon (trade vehicle) back, and they would buy me a set of tires. What???? I 100% disagreed with that approach, and pointed to the fact that the dealership signed off on a vehicle inspection report, showing the vehicle was safe to drive, and in good working order; obviously, not the case. Next, the discussion escalated as I continued to pursue replacement tires, since the dealership stated the vehicle was safe, and in good order. Larry contacted me again stating the dealership was willing to let me bring the Q5 back, and have my Yukon back (basically tearing up the contract), and negate any right of rescission - since I didn't pay for it in the finance department. I 100% disagreed with this approach as well, so he took that back to management. One final call back stated that the dealership was willing to come down to Laguna with my Yukon (and give it back) while taking back the Q5 back to Oxnard - again, tearing up the original contract. What????? The dealership has owned their responsibility on two different occasions, but not willing to pay for new tires. What???? I took it upon myself to call Goodyear directly, since the tires only had 17k miles on them, and they were extremely helpful. After reviewing the severe tire cracking issue with Goodyear Corporate, they agreed to have me get replacement tires, and only have to pay for the installation. Huh, why couldn't Audi Oxnard have done this before selling the car; not a very good inspection. I was able to get the tires replaced, and only had to pay $127 for 4 brand new tires. I communicated this information to Larry Ellis, and asked for the dealership to pay the $127 to make it right. I mean, you sold me an unsafe vehicle, permitted us to drive down to Laguna Niguel on these bad tires, and now acted like it was our problem; wrong. The dealership has gone ‘radio silent' since the new tire installation, and will not own any piece of this poor inspection process; apparently mechanics outside of DCH Audi Oxnard don't know what they’re talking about. Two tire places agreed (in writing and with photos) that these tires were unsafe. I will be filing a complaint with the State of California for the poor ownership of the dealership, and the fact that I had to do the legwork to get the tires replaced -at a minimal cost. All the dealership had to do was to agree to pay the installation fee on the new tires, and own their inspection process needs work. I cannot give the dealership (especially management and finance) any kind of rating other than poor; it was exactly that, and potentially life-threatening. The sales team (Larry Ellis and Andy Sasso) were very good and extremely helpful. More
Service on A6 and A7 TDI's Bill Profeta has been my "go to" service guy for ~4 years now and always does a great job of taking care of me for whatever the service needed. Bill Profeta has been my "go to" service guy for ~4 years now and always does a great job of taking care of me for whatever the service needed. More