Miami Audi Peeps!!!

[joemoney1rock]

Any Miami peeps in here that can help out with some info on Audi's?
I've been looking into them recently...... Thanks..

[carlosvjr92]

What sort of info?

[joemoney1rock]

Are they reliable?
I was looking into CPO's, how is their warranty?
Anything/everything really as I'm now just looking into them....
I was looking at BMW prior but as far as the CPO's go Audi's offer newer models.

[14S4GWM]

https://www.audiusa.com/content/dam/...ty-Booklet.pdf

http://www.cars.com/go/advice/shoppi...inspection.pdf

A cpo audi is a pretty good deal. You will pay an extra 1500 to 2000 more for a cpo. It adds 50k miles or 2 years to the original inservice date or milage. I would highly recommend getting a cpo just for the added piece of mind if you plan on keeping it that long.

[joemoney1rock]

https://www.audiusa.com/content/dam/...ty-Booklet.pdf

http://www.cars.com/go/advice/shoppi...inspection.pdf

A cpo audi is a pretty good deal. You will pay an extra 1500 to 2000 more for a cpo. It adds 50k miles or 2 years to the original inservice date or milage. I would highly recommend getting a cpo just for the added piece of mind if you plan on keeping it that long.

Thanks for the reply, my biggest concern is repairs/maintenance and the costs associated with all of that.
I'm not a super baller so to speak lol... Any idea of how often you have to get maintenance & the costs so I can have an idea?

Thanks again

[14S4GWM]

What year and whats your price point you're looking at. I'm not baller either lol. Heres the maintenance schedule. Dealer prices vary alot when it comes to maintenance.

https://www.audiusa.com/content/dam/...-Year-2013.pdf

[joemoney1rock]

What year and whats your price point you're looking at. I'm not baller either lol. Heres the maintenance schedule. Dealer prices vary alot when it comes to maintenance.

https://www.audiusa.com/content/dam/...-Year-2013.pdf

I've seen some 2016 A4 at like $32,000 - $30,000 roughly. I'm not sure if they haggle/negotiate the prices on these types of cars (luxury cars) or not?
Any place you take it to? Or mechanics other than the dealer you recommend?

[14S4GWM]

I was the thinking you were going s4, my fault. I would look into getting a cpo 15 and save some coin. They do haggle depending on when the new model years come out. Get some dealers fighting for your business. You can get Audi Care for something around 800 and it will cover your maintenance costs upto 45k miles.

[joemoney1rock]

I was the thinking you were going s4, my fault. I would look into getting a cpo 15 and save some coin. They do haggle depending on when the new model years come out. Get some dealers fighting for your business. You can get Audi Care for something around 800 and it will cover your maintenance costs upto 45k miles.

Good stuff, do you know if they have a care package that covers a longer period of time?
That is my biggest fear when I started looking at these cars (bmw/audi/etc.), from what I've been told the maintenance & repairs/labor would cost an arm and a leg.

[carlosvjr92]

Are they reliable?
I was looking into CPO's, how is their warranty?
Anything/everything really as I'm now just looking into them....
I was looking at BMW prior but as far as the CPO's go Audi's offer newer models.

Depends which Audi specifically I guess. I really can only speak for the S4, but in 2 1/2 years the only problem my car has ever had has been a bulb out which was covered by warranty. Everything else is regular wear and tear that happens on all cars such as new brakes, oil changes, etc. My brother has a 2016 A5 and so far his car is turning out pretty good, but probably only 2-3k miles on that one. Overall though, I think it's safe to say most of the models are pretty reliable.

I can't say a lot for the CPO warranty because I don't know much about it since I am the first owner of my car.

[joemoney1rock]

Was looking at the 2016 A4 S-LINE, found one with 17 miles on it for $31/32,000. I was hoping they'd bring the price down some but again my worries are the issues/maintenance.

[B18b1ex]

2015's and 2016's should come down a little as the 2017 redesigns are on the way. also you want a cpo if you plan to keep it for a while. Also you want the latest in service date you can find, you may find that the car could have Audicare included if the original purchaser bought it. Go see Mark C at Pines. The cars are fairly reliable, and most services aren't that bad.

[joemoney1rock]

2015's and 2016's should come down a little as the 2017 redesigns are on the way. also you want a cpo if you plan to keep it for a while. Also you want the latest in service date you can find, you may find that the car could have Audicare included if the original purchaser bought it. Go see Mark C at Pines. The cars are fairly reliable, and most services aren't that bad.

I appreciate the info man...

[novitech-tuning]

We always recommend if buying a used German made vehicle to either buy it CPO (warranty can only be applied at Dealership) or ideally just buy it anywhere so that you can get the best deal possible and then purchase a good extended warranty service such as Fidelity or Intercontinental. With those you don't have to marry the dealership. :o)
If you have any questions feel free to call me at the shop. :o)

Ivan @ Novitech Tuning
305-251-6661

[Mpower2170]

I had an issue with my MMI twice within the first 6 months of owning my 2015 Audi A5, but the dealer eventually fixed the issue for good. Being a new car, it was all covered, and I would assume that is also covered if you had a CPO Audi. Remember though that once you work on the engine though and install aftermarket parts, the warranty voids.