We purchased an electric Audi from Audi Tulsa with the expectation of receiving the $7,500 federal tax credit. We properly submitted IRS Form 8936, trusting that Audi Tulsa, as the dealership, would handle their part by submitting the required time-of-sale report (ECO) to the IRS. That didn’t happen. Because Audi Tulsa failed to complete this essential step, we are now on the hook for the $7,500 credit plus penalties and interest. Had we known they wouldn’t follow through with their obligations, we absolutely would have taken our business elsewhere. To make matters worse, the dealership refuses to take responsibility or offer any restitution for their error. Other dealers are fully aware of the IRS requirements for EV purchases and would have done this correctly. Avoid Audi Tulsa unless you’re ready to pay for their mistakes

My car-buying experience at this dealership was much better than I expected. Because I am female, I anticipated that my purchasing wishes would be treated with less than knowledgeable and equitable respect. This was not the case. My salesman, Ben, paid attention to my wishes, answered my questions, and worked to find satisfactory solutions to meet my needs. I am delighted with the attention I received at this dealership, and I would suggest that others do their car shopping here.

Audi Tulsa was transparent and fair when I needed to replace my car that was totaled.

I’ve used them for 6 years. Excellent customer service rep! They stand behind their work and appreciate their customers.

Knowledgeable people, easy in and out. Clean loaner cars. Nice store to wait for your car.

Great service ever time I visit this dealership. Jason is awesome very professional and always take care of me