Audi San Diego
San Diego, CA
Hours
Sales/Showroom
Monday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tuesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Service
Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed
Parts
Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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Top level service. I had a very difficult problem to diagnose in which other Audi “specialists” couldn’t fix. Logan assured me they could and they did . Veni, Vidi, V I had a very difficult problem to diagnose in which other Audi “specialists” couldn’t fix. Logan assured me they could and they did . Veni, Vidi, Vici ! Good job!! More
My 2026 ELECTRIC Audi with 512 was in service for FIFTY-ONE (yes, 51 days), and is still not repaired. The Service Advisor, Logan H., said I could pick up the vehicle (even though not repaired), and FIFTY-ONE (yes, 51 days), and is still not repaired. The Service Advisor, Logan H., said I could pick up the vehicle (even though not repaired), and emailed me, "Let me know your pick-up time and I'll have your car ready up front." The car was not ready, it was not washed, and they did not charge it while it was there for 51 days. I drove out with only 56 miles of range left. When I asked why they didn't charge it, Logan said, 'This dealer does not have charging capabilities." The vehicle only requires a 120-V outlet. :-( On a positive note, the Service Manager, Eric Tracy, seemed to care? More
Upon the purchase of our first Audi vehicle had a recall that we needed to take care of. We scheduled with Audi San Diego and we're assigned to Horacio Mireles aka Nacho. He made our first visit so pleasant that we needed to take care of. We scheduled with Audi San Diego and we're assigned to Horacio Mireles aka Nacho. He made our first visit so pleasant from start to finish. We was assigned loaner for the weekend but he was able to get our car returned the same day. Look forward to working with him in the future. More
I rarely write reviews unless the service is either exceptionally good or extremely bad. In the case of Audi San Diego, my sales experience with Mario was excellent. Unfortunately, the after-sales serv exceptionally good or extremely bad. In the case of Audi San Diego, my sales experience with Mario was excellent. Unfortunately, the after-sales service provided by Richard, Daniel, George, and others has been an absolute nightmare. I’m writing this review in the hope that they improve some very basic customer-service standards. I own a 2025 Audi SQ6, which I picked up in July. Since then, the car has randomly displayed error messages, malfunctions, and system limitations. In October, while exiting the highway, a “danger on the road” warning suddenly appeared and the car attempted to steer itself to the right to avoid an obstacle — even though there was nothing on the road. It was terrifying trying to keep control of the vehicle. When I called Audi San Diego to schedule an appointment to diagnose the issue, they told me the earliest available date was four weeks out because they did not have a loaner vehicle available. I accepted an appointment for December 2nd. On the day they were supposed to pick up my car, they never called to confirm, and I eventually called them myself. Only then was I told: “We don’t have any loaner cars available for you.” In other words, they were not coming — and had no intention of notifying me. I explained that I had already waited a full month specifically for the loaner. After a lot of back-and-forth, they said they could rent a car from Enterprise for me. An hour later, they called again saying a loaner Audi had suddenly become available. After wasting half my day, they finally picked up the car. On Thursday, they texted me saying they were updating the software and would contact me with more information on Friday. Friday passed — nothing. I waited through the weekend, and on Monday we called more than five times. We waited hours for callbacks, spoke with multiple different employees, and were transferred repeatedly to people who were either not at their desks or not even working that day. Every call went to voicemail. On Tuesday, I began calling again at 9 a.m. Same situation: constant transfers to unavailable employees. After insisting, we were finally told the car would probably be ready on Wednesday. I asked for delivery at 3 p.m. and requested they check the foot-activated trunk sensor, which rarely works. On Wednesday, around 2 p.m., I called to confirm. Once again, I was told the car would be ready later that day or possibly Thursday — with no plan to notify me. Since Thursday and Friday are my busiest days, I told them that if they couldn’t deliver on Wednesday, they would need to bring it on Monday, as the service department is closed on weekends. Shortly after, they texted saying they could bring my car now. Great — I just wanted the vehicle back in proper working condition. When the car arrived, I was surprised to see it had only 21% battery. I could not understand how a dealership could take your car, drive it, and not even replenish the battery they used. When I asked about it, the employee replied: “You have to ask us to charge it. If you don’t ask, we don’t do it.” I never imagined I needed to request something so basic. Meanwhile, I made sure to return the loaner with a similar charge level to what they gave me. As for the trunk sensor, the employee couldn’t get it to work even once. Their solution? Nothing. They simply said they didn’t know how to fix it and showed no concern about the issue at all. After all of this — the errors, the malfunctions, the lack of communication, the constant transfers, the missed commitments, and the overall indifference toward the customer experience — I have completely lost confidence in Audi San Diego’s service department. Going forward, I will be taking my vehicle to Audi Carlsbad, hoping their service team is more professional and customer-focused. More
The team and Audi San Diego went above and beyond for the bumper repair on my e-tron. Not only did they fix what they said they were going to, but they noticed some other areas for touch up and handled those bumper repair on my e-tron. Not only did they fix what they said they were going to, but they noticed some other areas for touch up and handled those as well. More
My car was kept for a week due to an A/C leak. I understand the time needed to locate the issue, but communication throughout the process was lacking. When I called for an update, I was told the t I understand the time needed to locate the issue, but communication throughout the process was lacking. When I called for an update, I was told the technician was out—apparently, no one else could look at my car. On another day, my service advisor was out with no backup in place. In every job I’ve had, being out of office requires coverage. Why isn’t that the standard here? Now I’m dealing with a flat tire and have to wait four days for an appointment. For a luxury brand, the service doesn’t feel luxurious. It would also be helpful if the person scheduling appointments had a better understanding of how long basic services like a tire replacement take, so customers can be given realistic expectations upfront. The Service Advisors are polite and professional, but the experience feels no different than when I was servicing my old Nissan. Disappointed overall—and I won’t be choosing Audi for my next vehicle. [April & May 2025] More
Every time I have brought my car in for routine maintenance, an issue arises that was never an issue before. They rip you off to charge ridiculous service/labor fees! Never go here! Take your vehic maintenance, an issue arises that was never an issue before. They rip you off to charge ridiculous service/labor fees! Never go here! Take your vehicle to a local mechanic. More
Zero communication from tech about progress of work. Unnecessary delays and excessive fees. Introduced new defects into the car after repairing the original issue. Incredibly dissatisfied overall. I wil Unnecessary delays and excessive fees. Introduced new defects into the car after repairing the original issue. Incredibly dissatisfied overall. I will never return to this dealership for any purpose in the future. More
The staff at Audi San Diego were very friendly and it was very easy to get an appointment very easy to get an appointment More
I am extremely frustrated with the service at Audi SD. I had my vehicle in for warranty work and was told the brakes and rotors needed replacement based on the service tech assessment. I found it strange I had my vehicle in for warranty work and was told the brakes and rotors needed replacement based on the service tech assessment. I found it strange since my vehicle had less than 30K miles and most of my miles are highway. I took it to a local mechanic and they stated the caliper was misaligned on my left brake only. when I initially took it back to Audi, the service rep questioned my inquiry when all I asked was for them to recheck the brakes. Turns out my mechanic was right and I almost paid over $3000.00 for brake replacement I did NOT need. I feel locked into taking my vehicle to Audi SD since there are no other options. As much as I like my Q7, I question if I will ever repurchase another Audi based on this and other services I've received. I never leave comments like this and am a very calm and appreciative customer. i hope someone calls to assure me of better service in the future. More



