Address: 9010 Miramar Rd, San Diego, CA 92126, USA
Phone: +18559718832
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: 9AM–7PM
Tuesday: 9AM–7PM
Wednesday: 9AM–7PM
Thursday: 9AM–7PM
Friday: 9AM–7PM
Saturday: 9AM–6PM
Mark Upton
I'm really glad I stopped in at Audi of San Diego. My salesman ("Lucas K.") was really honest and straightforward with me about pricing and incentives when I went in to look at a couple different models. Although we couldn't come to a deal the first day, he took notes on what I was looking for and called me back the very next day when he could meet the parameters of the deal I wanted. I ended up getting a great deal on a car with all the features I was looking for. All the staff I interacted with at Audi San Diego were friendly and attentive, and the facility was sparkling clean. Lucas made sure to follow up with me after the sale to ensure all my questions were answered and that I was totally satisfied with the sale. Overall, it was a very refreshing, candid and no-hassle buying experience.
John Sekab
Mario was very accommodating to our needs, especially as a family with young kids. His flexibility with the test drive was helpful. Honesty about cost effectiveness on specific vehicles allowed us to feel comfortable with our decision. Typically being BMW or Porsche family, I am now happy to say I have an Audi and the customer service had a big role to play.
rashmi menon
DO NOT GET YOUR AUDI SERVICED HERE. The high ratings here seem to be for people buying cars from them. Horrible customer service and communication. I generally do not write long negative reviews unless the service is that bad. My Audi Q3 was up for its 40k mile service on a Thursday and after inspection, they recommended that brake pads and/or rotors need to be changed as they were worn out and coolant replacement too. I agreed to the repair and when asked how long this would take, I wad told it would be done by Monday or Tuesday. I was traveling out of San Diego on Wednesday and I clearly stated that I would need my car by Wednesday morning or Tuesday evening and they said okay. Come Tuesday, there was no communication from them. I called them but no response, dropped a message to the service representative about the car delivery - nothing! I called them again in the evening and they said that the service representative was away and that the parts were not there yet. When I told them that I needed my car back for my trip, the rep on the phone was really rude. Forget offering a loaner vehicle or delivering my car back to the home location, they did not even care to apologize. I had to leave work to go collect my car and I was met by rude reps at the showroom. They acted as if they were doing me a favor by returning MY CAR back to me. I ended up not getting the brakes/rotors replaced here. You are better off going to Audi Escondido for a better customer care experience.
Remon Hammi
I called Audi of San Diego a few days in advance to get a leaking tire repaired. They told me that they can only replace the tire and that they would have to order the tire in to the dealership. Then the tire specialist sold me on another tire since he said that Audi recommends the tires should match on the same axle. When I got to the dealership on Friday they told me the tires weren’t there and that they’ll try to get them in later in the day. I was told the tires came in around 3:30 pm that day and that they would have to keep my car until Saturday to install the tires and perform an alignment check. So I said okay and that I would need the car the next day. Then after calling repeatedly to try and get a hold of my service advisor which I couldn’t get a hold of him on Friday and Saturday to get the status of my car, I finally get a call back from Audi on Saturday and was told that they couldn’t assign the car to a technician and the car needed to stay until Tuesday. Not Monday but Tuesday! By then I was outraged! I expected allot more and better service from Audi! This whole time I was calling to try to talk to my service advisor but I couldn’t get in touch with him. I finally talked to a different service advisor which I explained my frustration to and all he was able to tell me that they were short handed there. He finally was able to assign my car to a technician and was able to get the car back to me on Saturday.
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Yes, but you won't be able to get a loaner if you use the drop box after hours
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Yes! Whether you're ready to buy, lease, service, or sell, use Holman GO for an easy, fast, and transparent car experience at Audi San Diego. You control the purchasing process by doing as much, or as little, as you'd like online - saving you time and designing a deal that works for you. For more information, visit https://www.audisandiego.com/HolmanGO.htm.
Excelent service but you have to call.....no have idea
Amato' s Auto Body in Sorrento Valley. I was rear ended in my Q7. Great service and flawless repair.
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