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Recent Reviews from Audi Bellevue

We purchased a used Q5 from Audi Bellevue. During our search, I mentioned that we were going to get pre-qualified financing thru our local credit union, our salesman told me we didn't need to do that, they worked with 50 lenders and would work to get us the best financing and that they worked with our local credit union. I thought that was a great option as maybe we would get better rates from another lender. A few weeks later, during the purchase of our car, we again asked our salesman at the start of the process to be sure and run our credit with our local credit union as they were our preference for financing. We even asked that they change our names around as they had mine as the primary and we knew from talking to the credit union that my husbands name should be first. He kept coming back from the finance department with Audi Financial rates. We asked at least three additional times for the local credit union rates and his response was either we're still waiting for the rates, or she will have the rate for you when you sign the finance papers. When we went back to sign the financing papers we specifically asked again what the local credit union rates were and we were told "didn't he tell you, they were higher." so we signed with Audi Financing trusting that was the best rate. A few days later we decided to double check with our local credit union as they have never failed us before with the lowest rates. They confirmed that Audi Bellevue never even ran our information for a car loan thru them and in fact our local credit union rates were 1.15% lower for the same term. We had to wait for our registration and then had to spend additional time to refinance thru our local credit union. We don't know if it's Audi or AutoNation who endorses this complete dishonesty to customers, but we do not recommend either due to this. We also reported this to our local credit union when refinancing and our branch manager will be reporting Audi Bellevue to the car loan division.

ScottJ Jul 29, 2019

We recently purchased a used Audi from a friend. When we purchased it, the previous owner let us know that there was a recall on the airbags and it would need to be serviced at a dealership. Needing to find somewhere to get it serviced, we went to our closest dealer, Audi Bellevue. We had no issues with the recall service, so we figured that we would give them a shot for routine maintenance. This was a mistake. We called the service department to make an appointment, and a call center took our appointment request. Over the phone, they quoted anywhere from 200-1000$ for the service at our stated milage (around 102,000) and for a check engine light. When we took the car in for its appointment, it turns out they had completely misquoted us over the phone, telling us the price for a 95,000 mile service instead of the 105,000 that they thought we needed. The price would be 3,600$, and end up including the replacement of the timing belt and water pump asl well, instead of the initial 200-1,000$. This seemed ludicrous to me, so we called a few other shops for quotes and it turns out I was right. All other quotes were around the 2000$ for the exact same service. I called to cancel the appointment, at which point the service advisor dropped the cost of the service to 2,400 (a 1,200$ difference) over the phone. While I appreciate the effort in price matching, this makes me wonder why we were quoted 3,600$ in the first place. What were they overcharging for? Due to the drastic change in price though, we kept the car with them. Turns out this was a big mistake. After some time, we get a call stating that the car needs a new fuel pump. This would add another 1,100 to the service (other shops quoted at around 800 for the same thing). We declined this service, as we were already feeling uneasy about their pricing. We were told that the car would be available that day for pick up, as long as we arrived before 8:00pm. We drove to the dealer, arriving at 7:15p, only to find that they had closed the service shop without setting aside our keys for pick up and made no arrangements for us to pay even though the service advisor explicitly stated we could get the car before 8:00pm. We ended up having to leave without our car and come back the next day. We finally picked up the car, and took it instead to Redmond European (who have been nothing but amazing throughout this entire process). When we took it in, the technician noticed some discrepancies on the repair report. They did not run a code check on the car according to their notes, the only reason that they noted that the fuel pump needed to be replaced was due to a slow start up. Our new technician let us know that it is extremely strange that they would not run a diagnostic first thing to let us know that there may be other issues with the car, instead letting us get deep into the repair cycle before consulting us on what we would like to do. The Redmond European technician also let us know about an extremely common failure point on our model: specifically a cam shaft tappet on one of the fuel pumps. These can catastrophically fail and cause damage to the engine. He let us know that we should check that before sinking any more money into the car, because there was a chance that this could cause irreparable damage to the car. Lo and behold, this was the issue with the fuel pumps. If the Audi Bellevue dealer had done their due diligence and checked the codes first (which is one of the primary reasons the car was brought in for service), they would have found that the pumps were working much harder than they needed too due to this failure, and could have given us the chance to make very different decisions about the path we chose to maintain the car. We called their service department managers, and they seemed fairly indifferent to our problem. We were not offered any form of a fix for our experience, stating that since we already received a discount for the initial service (which was really just price matching), there was nothing they could do. Instead, they attempted to tell me that, while they didn't check the codes initially, and did not document as such, that they did end up running the code check during the service, and that since we were informed at some point (after we had already paid too much) that they were not at fault. I will never take my vehicle to this dealer again. The communication was terrible, they did not perform maintenance procedures consistent with industry standards, and they charged a significantly higher fee for service than just about any other shop in the area. If I ever need recall service, I will be driving the much further distance to University Audi instead. If you want to avoid the issues I had, I recommend taking your car to Redmond European. The customer service and pricing we have experienced there has been exceptional. They knew exactly what to look for in our car, and did not try to take advantage of us.

Russell Calcote Apr 26, 2019

We recently purchased a used Audi from a friend. When we purchased it, the previous owner let us know that there was a recall on the airbags and it would need to be serviced at a dealership. Needing to find somewhere to get it serviced, we went to our closest dealer, Audi Bellevue. We had no issues with the recall service, so we figured that we would give them a shot for routine maintenance. This was a mistake. We called the service department to make an appointment, and a call center took our appointment request. Over the phone, they quoted anywhere from 200-1000$ for the service at our stated milage (around 102,000) and for a check engine light. When we took the car in for its appointment, it turns out they had completely misquoted us over the phone, telling us the price for a 95,000 mile service instead of the 105,000 that they thought we needed. The price would be 3,600$, and end up including the replacement of the timing belt and water pump asl well, instead of the initial 200-1,000$. This seemed ludicrous to me, so we called a few other shops for quotes and it turns out I was right. All other quotes were around the 2000$ for the exact same service. I called to cancel the appointment, at which point the service advisor dropped the cost of the service to 2,400 (a 1,200$ difference) over the phone. While I appreciate the effort in price matching, this makes me wonder why we were quoted 3,600$ in the first place. What were they overcharging for? Due to the drastic change in price though, we kept the car with them. Turns out this was a big mistake. After some time, we get a call stating that the car needs a new fuel pump. This would add another 1,100 to the service (other shops quoted at around 800 for the same thing). We declined this service, as we were already feeling uneasy about their pricing. We were told that the car would be available that day for pick up, as long as we arrived before 8:00pm. We drove to the dealer, arriving at 7:15p, only to find that they had closed the service shop without setting aside our keys for pick up and made no arrangements for us to pay even though the service advisor explicitly stated we could get the car before 8:00pm. We ended up having to leave without our car and come back the next day. We finally picked up the car, and took it instead to Redmond European (who have been nothing but amazing throughout this entire process). When we took it in, the technician noticed some discrepancies on the repair report. They did not run a code check on the car according to their notes, the only reason that they noted that the fuel pump needed to be replaced was due to a slow start up. Our new technician let us know that it is extremely strange that they would not run a diagnostic first thing to let us know that there may be other issues with the car, instead letting us get deep into the repair cycle before consulting us on what we would like to do. The Redmond European technician also let us know about an extremely common failure point on our model: specifically a cam shaft tappet on one of the fuel pumps. He let us know that we should check that before sinking any more money into the car, because there was a chance that this could cause irreparable damage to the car. Lo and behold, this was the issue with the fuel pumps. If the Audi Bellevue dealer had done their due diligence and checked the codes first (which is one of the primary reasons the car was brought in for service), they would have found that the pumps were working much harder than they needed too due to this failure, and could have given us the chance to make very different decisions about the path we chose to maintain the car. We called their service department managers, and they seemed fairly indifferent to our problem. We were not offered any form of a fix for our experience, stating that since we already received a discount for the initial service. I will never come here again.

Disgruntled Customer Apr 26, 2019

A routine 35K service ended up taking five days to complete and charged me 3x the stated price without ever informing me or authorizing the extra expense. They didn't order enough of the parts so it sat another day. They didn't order the parts for the transmission flush (part of the 35k service) so that was another day. They didn't do all of the things I asked. and I asked every time I talked to them on the phone. The Service Advisor who is an assistant manager argued with me that it was "all in the kit". it wasn't. Eventually he went to get a tech, and the tech told him he was wrong. so the car sat another night. He assured me that both it and the clutch hydraulic fluid (and the wiper blades) would all be done in the next morning). The next day, more excuses about how they would have to research how to change the fluid. and no wiper blades done I take the car, determined to find an independent service shop. on th way home, the oil light comes on. lLess than three minutes after leaving. Despite them mucking around in the engine area, changing the oil, spark plugs, and filters all in the proximity of the oil sensor they say magically the oil sensor stopped working with no connection to their work. Despite the fact that it worked fine for, you know the whole life of the car until it sat in their shop for five days and they touched every part of the car, and the light came on for the first time ever after leaving their shop. No connection, no sense of accountability, no apology for taking so long, part order mix ups, not doing the services asked. So on top of a $3000 charge for a standard service (!!) they want $700 to replace an oil sensor that was fine when it went into their shop and not fine when it left Nope. If you are incompetent, work to be better. If you don't stand behind your work, won't own or apologize for your mistakes then you don't deserve to continue to be in business. It's a shame when great techs are let down by incompetent and unscrupulous tech advisors. I, my friends, my family, and anyone who ever asks for a recommendation won't be back.

Robert Howard Sep 25, 2018

IF YOU HAVE CHILDREN, DO NOT BUY AN AUDI! There’s a key malfunction and your child will be locked inside!!!! My brand new 2018 Audi Q7 (loaded/prestige package) somehow locked my keys, phone, AND CHILD (who I had just buckled into his 5-point harness car seat) in the car on a HOT day in the HOT sun last Friday. I borrowed a passerby’s phone, called my husband in a panic and he contacted Audi Bellevue where we purchased the car. They were ZERO help. In the meantime I called 911 ... The police came and broke a window, freeing my TERRIFIED almost-3 year old. The police were shocked that a brand new car could do such a thing. They said this SHOULD NOT HAPPEN. Yeah, obviously. We talked to Audi Bellevue 3 more times that evening, letting them know we’d be dropping off our 4-door, 3-window car first thing Saturday. They let us know they’d order a new window and have it overnighted, to repair the window, which we’d need to fill out an insurance claim for. While at the shop, we asked that they tend to a few other seemingly minor things, like detail the car which had glass EVERYwhere, see why the check engine light comes on all the time, an oil change, and remove the tv from the rear seat that is stuck on and impossible to take off. Whelp. It’s Tuesday night at 6pm and guess what? The car is only now getting cleaned (after telling us repeatedly that the detail center is overbooked and we didn’t have a reservation, um WHAT? Yeah, sorry - I didn’t know the car would lock my poor son in it, apologies for not making a reservation!), they haven’t removed the tv (can’t figure out how), they didn’t see anything wrong with the check engine lights (doubting they even checked/drove it), and the best part: THE WINDOW STILL HASNT ARRIVED. They didn’t order it until Monday and they’re saying they requested overnight delivery but the delivery company messed up (your classic point the finger at someone else move). The kicker in all this - we live in Bend, Oregon and we’ve been in town this week for my son’s surgery at children’s, which required us to stay in seattle for the week while he recovers. We have to check-out of our Air bnb by 10am tomorrow to finally head home, YET THE WINDOW STILL ISNT HERE! The good news: they’re now taking responsibility and we don’t have to involve insurance to replace the window. Honestly I haven’t ever been treated so poorly or been brushed off so ridiculously by a service department (who is over-booked and understaffed) and I certainly didn’t expect this from Audi. I truly regret spending close to 6-figures on an unsafe car that has an apparent glitch (which Audi knows about!!!) that can lock your family inside. Terrifying. So disappointed. BUYER BEWARE!!!!!

Cory Banks Pavlovich Aug 21, 2018

Really sucks, I bought 2018 A5 Convertible in Audi Bellevue, I drove it for 3 month and I found my windscreen has big noise! When I drove the vehicle, I found that the dashboard/front windshield was with non-negligible buzzing noise. I drove under different weathers, temperatures and with/without music playing scenarios but all of those situations, the car was always with the noise. The noise heavily distracted me when I drove and it has already become a safety issue for me. I cannot find the root cause so that I contacted Audi Bellevue to figure out the reason. At the very beginning, Audi Bellevue told me that they did not find any noise. After entire two weeks' inspection, on 07/13/2018, I finally got feedback from Audi Bellevue that both my vehicle and their currently on-hand Audi A5 were with the same issue. When the car is driven after roughly 15 minutes, the coolant pump will automatically be activated. The vibration of the pump made the entire front dashboard and windshield humming. They asked me to visit their store to meet their service team. When I visited Audi Bellevue on 07/16 and checked with them about the solution. I was told from the technician team that it was just the “design”. If I felt unsatisfied about the noise, I need to contact Audi America or escalate to his manager. I had a face to face talk with Michael Ruch, the Service Director of Audi Bellevue. However, he totally did not start from an Audi owner’s perspective to understand my frustration and dissatisfaction, and refused to help me to figure out how to fix the vehicle noise. He told me that only there is a broken part he can find, the issue can be defined as a quality issue. Given the pump is working well, the noise cannot be distinguished as a quality issue but just my personal judgement. He will have no responsibility to support me to deal with any vehicle designing issues. His answer was totally absurd and did not represent the quality of Audi Service. He was even reluctant to escalate to Audi America because it was also “out of his scope”. I did not get any support from Audi Bellevue.

Chloe Wan Jul 31, 2018

We saw this car when walking their lot looking for an A4, test drove it and were blown away with the car and how well it drove. I looked the carfax up and they had it for sale for about 2 days when we first saw it. Drove it again just to make sure it was what we wanted and it was, second drive was about a week after the first. In the duration bewteen the 2 drives I recieved more than 1 e-mail about how someone was either looking at the car then or was trying to get financing and was moving forward on the car. When we sat down to "make the deal" the salesman wrote a number down that was $3,000 more that they had it listed for and then says it has just been discounted down $3,000 so that is a great deal. Really - you dropped the price in less than 2 days $3,000 so I should be happy and pay what you are now asking($23,588) - slimy, very, very slimy move. I started out very low at $18,500 knowing that was just a starting point and then got to our bottom line number($20,500) which I thought was fair since it was about $500.00 less that what the Edmunds certified dealer retail price was and he came back and said that they had to have a couple thousand more than what I was offering so we walked. So they could have made a quick flip and not had to carry the car even a full month and the salesman could have gotten a comission but they blew it by playing this BS game of padding up the price once I was interested in the car. The real funny(sad) thing was that we were willing to go to $21,500 or maybe even a little more since the car was so clean and we liked it but once that $3,000 was written on the paper I knew that I was dealing with a total sleazeball operation. And that's not all - during the 2nd drive we noticed a buzzing/rattling at certain RPM's. Turns out it was the exhaust system. Salesman says not to worry that it is still under warrenty and I will be taken care of. Of course I was so distracted and pissed about the $3,000 that only later did I realize what they were going to do. Sell me the car and then I take it to them for warrenty repair and they charge Audi for the repair work when it was something that they should have found and rectified during the 300+ point inspection. Not only sleazy but I would say unethical and I am SURE that Audi and their lawyers would agree.

porhomee Jun 30, 2009

2nd Audi from Barrier; they seem to have changed their sales practice. The first sales person you talk to will defer all price negotiations to a sales manager instead of having authority to talk numbers like they used to. Ask for Stacy Painter, the internet sales manager, when you go in; every time I've talked to her she's gone above and beyond my expectations. My wife wanted a Q7 since the Street Of Dreams event. And she only wanted on in Sycamore Green (I know). When we found out that Audi was (wisely) dropping that color for 08 we rushed in to get an 07 knowing that it was probably going to be tough to find and that because it was getting close to the end of the model year there were incentives. There was one sycamore green Q7 on the entire west coast. Which made us sweat at first, because they could've easily played that to keep some of the incentive money. But they didn't, they were very professional with the price negotiation and the dealer swap fees. I know we left quite a bit on the table, but a dealer swap for the only car available doesn't give you much leverage. The dealer swap had an issue and the car wasn't going to be delivered in the time frame promised, the original sales manager we were working with went on vacation, the sales person we were working with didn't have the power to do anything, and we'd sold my wife's existing car much faster than expected leaving us one car short. Here's where Stacey comes in. Not being in on the sale (I hope she ended up getting a chunk of the commission) she steps in for the vacationing sales manager, gives us a loaner Q7 to drive while we wait and knocks off most of the dealer swap fee because of the shipping dealer's error. I'm not entirely naive, I know we left more than enough profit in the car for them to be willing to do all of this. But, again, we were happy with the transaction and Barrier treated us right when they could've made the decision, like most of the dealerships I've worked with, that it was easier not to. And it worked. Any Audi's I buy, I'll be going straight to Stacy.

sdevol Jan 21, 2008

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