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CertifiedDealer NameCity, StateReview CountAverage Rating
DealerRater.com Certified DCH Audi of Oxnard Oxnard, CA 11
Audi Mission Viejo Mission Viejo, CA 152.9
Audi of Downtown LA Los Angeles, CA 23.5
Audi of Escondido Escondidio, CA 00
Audi Stevens Creek San Jose, CA 151
Audi West Covina West Covina, CA 15
Carlsen Audi Palo Alto, CA 40
Circle Audi of Long Beach Long Beach, CA 10
Commonwealth Audi Santa Ana, CA 173.3
Desert European Motorcars Rancho MIrage, CA 00
Diablo Lincoln Mercury Audi Concord, CA 10
Elk Grove Audi Elk Grove, CA 21
Hoehn Audi Carlsbad, CA 00
Keyes Audi Los Angeles, CA 93.5
Livermore Audi Livermore, CA 80
McKenna Audi Norwalk, CA 61.7
Miramar Volkswagen Audi San Diego, CA 31
Newport Beach Audi Bentley Porsche Newport Beach, CA 35
Niello Audi Sacramento, CA 44.8
Oakland Audi Oakland, CA 14.6
Pacific Audi Torrance, CA 20
Rector Porsche Audi Burlingame, CA 53
Royal Motor Sales of San Fransico San Francisco, CA 30
Rusnak Audi Pasadena Pasadena, CA 50
Rusnak Audi Westlake Thousand Oaks, CA 23
Santa Monica Audi Santa Monica, CA 00
The Auto Gallery Audi Porsche Woodland Hills, CA 43.9

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Latest California Audi Dealer Reviews

Rusnak Audi Westlake - Thousand Oaks, CA

On 11/16/2009 8:05:32 PM davidwexler wrote:
Even though we have an Audi dealer in our home town, we drove over an hour to Rusnak Westlake to purchase a new Audi. We were rewarded for our efforts with over four hours of mostly waiting around while the salesman ran back and forth to the sales manager's office for pricing and offerings and forms. You know the drill. It's so insulting and frustrating. Then we had the pleasure of sitting through the Finance Mgrs. pitch of high-margin extras... it's so demeaning to him and to the customer .... no thanks. On the showroom floor was a brand new Audi R8 super car with a $200,000 price tag. One of the finest displays of automotive engineering on the planet, however the salesman could not seem to remove the personalized license plates off our trade-in. And why should the salesman have to do that, while there was a lot man sitting in the customer lounge watching football? More delays. We were hoping for a more professional and more expedient sales experience, from a dealer who just spent untold millions to build a state of the art BMW center next door. Everyone involved seemed to do their job OK, including the salesman. My criticism is aimed at Paul Rusnak, and automotive veteran who can build stunning dealerships, but his efforts seem to be misplaced. For a fraction of what he spent on his new BMW center, he could have innovated the sales process to streamline it and make it less humiliating. More business like. In retail one hopes for a Nordstrom experience, but we left feeling like we had just spent a long afternoon in Sears; complete with balloons. Perhaps he should make a purchase from an Apple store and see there can be a difference.

The Auto Gallery Audi Porsche - Woodland Hills, CA

On 11/1/2009 1:42:36 AM zgars@earthlink.net wrote:
Attempted to buy a new Porsche C4S Cabriolet, the internet sales person, David Lang was just a mean and nasty person. He was very demeaning and insuinated that I could not close the deal. Well, it ended up, the car he was trying to sell me was new, but the entire exterior (paint) was badly damaged (but was difficult to see in natrual light) and needed serious cosmetic attention. He offered me a paltry $500 for the detail work- this was more like a full color sanding, then a new clear coat- about $2K. In the meantime, David was just a jerk- I asked for a quote on a Turbo and he shrugged off that he can give me $2K only. I walked and bought a new C4 cab from Pioneer Centres in San diego, $20K off. I saw Auto Gallery's C4S a few months later on eBay and they were discounting significantly mre than they were willing to give me...

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