Whatitis
Naperville,#2Author of original report
Mon, February 16, 2009
Legally speaking it is the dealerships responsibility to disclose odometer fraud and accidents. True, I could have done some more research but I was naive and thought I was working with a reputable dealership. I am aware that I did not have to take my car to get serviced by Luxury motors, and that is why I switched to a fantastic indy shop. The reason for writing this report is to inform other possible consumers of my multiple experiences with them and about how incompetent their service department is.
Straight Up!!!
Arlington Heights,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, January 20, 2009
Well first of all, I feel you should have done some homework on your Audi S4.... Everyone knows that car has many problems. Second, you should realize that your ez care warranty can be used anywhere in the USA. What do you want Luxury Motors to do? There in the business of selling high end used cars, not new cars. You buy "AS-IS", and some have a balance of factory warranty. You just wanted the "S4" and that's it.... So if you want to blame someone, blame yourself. I've bought at least 7 cars from them in the last 5 years, with no problems. And I don't even buy the warranty from them either. I take it straight to my Indy shop and have a complete maintainance done on it, I spend about 1k bucks and my head is clear. It's way cheaper then paying 3k for an ext. warranty. Never had a problem. Sorry to hear about your problem. Good Luck...