Audi of Tysons Corner
Vienna, VA
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I echo others here...."I have had so many bad experiences with this dealership that I would never consider buying a car here or having them service my car. " The only reason they're still in bus experiences with this dealership that I would never consider buying a car here or having them service my car. " The only reason they're still in business (service OR sales) is they're the only Audi shop in the No.Va. area. Alexandria is too far away and too small. I drive over to Md. now for service, which is a hassle. I'm dumping the car as soon as it's out of warranty. More
Have bought a loaded A4 from Audi via their on-line division. All physical contact with the dealer after picking up the car has been absolutely appalling - uncaring/rude, lacking professionalism all a division. All physical contact with the dealer after picking up the car has been absolutely appalling - uncaring/rude, lacking professionalism all around. I cannot understand how they can stay in business. In fact, I do - they have a larger selection than other Audi dealers in the area and Audi is a high-demand brand in DC. Furthermore, they also sell Porsches although I would surmise they behave the same there. I am looking to upgrade to an S4 or S6 but would never consider HBL again - unfortunately, Audi of America is aware of the black eye these people give them and do not seem to care. I may look at an M5 next. More
I had so many problems with this dealership it is not even worth writing about it. Some of the common problems with every service visit are: - They do not know what the problem with the car is. - They even worth writing about it. Some of the common problems with every service visit are: - They do not know what the problem with the car is. - They never complete the work on the first visit. - Not consistent service. I purchased the car from HBL and this is the only positive thing that I have to say about them: - They do not have the best price in the market, but they did not hassle me at all. More
I was looking to purchase the car of my dreams--a new S4 and HBL happened to have one that fit my specs on the lot. As part of the negotiations, I gave them a price I was willing to pay, which included and HBL happened to have one that fit my specs on the lot. As part of the negotiations, I gave them a price I was willing to pay, which included the vehicle, destination, gas guzzler tax and documentation fee. When I arrived to purchase the vehicle, the salesman provided me with a deal sheet that added BACK the gas guzzler tax. I had to argue for a few minutes before he appeared to agree that the tax was added back in error. While waiting for the F&I guy to finish the deal, I was told that it was mandatory to fill out a credit application, even though this was an all-cash deal. I refused and had to argue for a few minutes longer. In to visit the F&I guy. He attempted to add back the gas guzzler tax (which would have resulted in me paying it TWICE) which I caught on the final contract--like I was going to miss an extra $1,300 tacked on. On to delivery. The only thing I asked the salesperson to check was to straighten the steering wheel, as it was canted a degree or two to the left. Sure enough, on delivery it was untouched and needs to be addressed. I gave HBL a bad rating in the Audi of America survey and asked both AoA and HBL to call me. I received an "apology" call from somebody at HBL. During that call, in which I was exceedingly polite, he explained that **I** made a mistake by not filling out the credit application and and that "...the Patriot Act required them to get a credit application on all car buyers." What bull. After that experience, I will NEVER let these guys touch my car. Stay away from HBL Audi. Audi of America, please do something! More
I have a pre owned certified Audi (2001) bought from the dealer around Jan 2004. <br><br>SCENE I: I went for a routine check up in November. They claimed that the direction of the tires was not correct and dealer around Jan 2004. <br><br>SCENE I: I went for a routine check up in November. They claimed that the direction of the tires was not correct and needed to be changed. ($150 over the $750 I was already paying. My argument: The car is certified from HBL. If tires are not in the correct direction it is their responsibility anyway since they assembled they should have checked that during the 300 point inspection. <br>As if this was not enough, they then scratched the entire driver side of the car. When I took it back they initially refused and then kept the car for the whole week without actually working on it. Next weekend when I went to collect my car, they still had not gotten to it and quoted stupid reasons like weather etc.. Despite repeated complaints the manager refused to reimburse or even apologize. <br><br>SCENEII: Exhaust pipe broke down. Initially they told me that it was the Catalytic converter and they would cover it under warranty. They called me and told me that the quote was $550. I told them that I would like a second opinion. When I went to collect my car, they said that they could not let me drive the car this way and it was a safety issue. So they changed the pipe, charged me $450. . They told me that I will have to come later as their technicians are not in. When I went back to them to recollect my car, I asked for an inspection. Likewise I suspect there is a leak of the exhaust gas. So when I went for an inspection to see of they have really put original parts and if they have assembled it correctly I was told that I would be charged another $55 for the inspection. I strongly suspect that they have not done the job correctly and because of disagreements they may even have sabotaged the exhaust system. Currently I have a rattling exhaust and an evident exhaust smell. <br>There are no LOANERS. Likewise the rented cars are the oldest possible. During the many hours I spent at the Audi Service, I have seen people getting angry and walk out due to lack of timeliness. I believe the Honda and Toyota dealers would have better service. <br> More
I took the car there to have it inspected after it was involved in a collision. The body shop did not repair some things correctly and I wanted the 'experts' to make sure it was put back together correct involved in a collision. The body shop did not repair some things correctly and I wanted the 'experts' to make sure it was put back together correctly. It was like pulling teeth to get the service advisor to give the mechanic the 'ok' just to drive the car! If i'm hearing noises and it feels like its pulling, how is just looking at it going to determine what's wrong?? They never resolved the electrical issues I had with the car - they blamed a low-voltage battery. I'm no mechanic, but that makes no sense. And when I went to pick it up, there as a new dent in my brand new rear bumper!! They claimed b/c it was a new, state-of-the-art shop, it couldn't possibly have been done there. Whatever!! I had to call Audi customer relations just to get them to agree to replace it, and they wouldn't authorize a rental or loaner for the days i was inconvenienced. And they never call!! Everytime I got any information, I had to initiate the call, and they just never seem to do what you've asked them to do. They acted like they were afraid I didn't have the money to pay! Absolutely the WORST service experience ever. They are stuck up, snotty, and don't know jack about repairing the cars. Where did these people come from and where do they get off! Thinking of trading in my Audi...even the customer advocate seemed to let the dealer get away with acting this way. For such a high end store and dealership, they are completely clueless as to how to treat their customers. And where are the loaners?!?! I was immediately taken to Enterprise, and had to pay for my own car!! Ridiculious!! DO NOT EVER GO TO HBL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! More
I have had so many bad experiences with this dealership that I would never consider buying a car here or having them service my car. <br><br>In 2000, I bought an S4. The first time I walked in the showro that I would never consider buying a car here or having them service my car. <br><br>In 2000, I bought an S4. The first time I walked in the showroom I was treated as if I couldn't afford the car... they wouldn't let me have a test drive. I chalked this one up to the salesman, and came back a few days later. Well, that sales experience went a little better, but they tried lowballing me on a trade-in and the financing people not only lied about my reported credit score, they also tried to pass off financial products without explaining the full consequences of them... very shady.<br><br>Since that time, my car has been in for service numerous times. They are never timely and it is difficult to schedule an appointment with them. They have taken the car in for problems and not fixed the problems. They have kept the car for minor issues for 4 days, not done anything to fix it, then charged me for the rental car beyond 3 days, all without calling me to tell me that I'd be on the hook for money.<br><br>A co-worker got a TT from them recently, and it spent over half of the first month in HBL for service. They were horrible at communicating with him. He asked if he could keep the car while waiting for them to service it since the issue was minor. They said it'd be better if he didn't, that it would only be a couple of days. Two weeks and several phone calls later, they finally said, "well, the part's not going to come in for a while, so come get your car".<br><br>I can't imagine worse customer service. I suppose that's part of the game considering how many cars they do sell. I definitely do not recommend them. More