13 North Carolina Audi Dealers

Johnnie was super patient with us because after initial - Darren

Johnnie was super patient with us because after initial contact my daughter changed her mind. Johnnie was kind and wasn't pushy about making a sell at all and told us to take our time and he'll be there whenever we were ready. Then once at the dealership he was very understanding and helpful. He's a super friendly guy thats also a pleasure to talk to in general. I now understand why this man has been such a successful salesman for over 15 years. He caters to the customers needs instead of pushing them for his own personal gain. The overall dealership is beautiful and has such a great atmosphere which is much different than most I've been to. I will definitely call Johnnie for my next purchase. Thank you so much for a great experience.

First class sales and service. - Vinny

First class sales and service. I highly recommend this dealership. They are a very well run operation.

Recently had an excellent car purchasing experience when - pslobe

Recently had an excellent car purchasing experience when buying a 2026 AUDI Q5 from Audi Cape Fear in Wilmington NC. Had the pleasure of meeting and working with Chris Bucknell— General Manager— Justin Hadden —sales manager—and Audi Brand Specialist Dan Negri. Purchasing at Audi Cape Fear was an exceptional experience. Team members are professional, knowledgeable and interested in meeting and exceeding your buying experience. Having previously purchased a Mercedes, Lexus and a BMW, I know what an outstanding dealership, a knowledgeable team and a customer focused experience looks like. Look no further —Audi Cape Fear offers service second to none.

While traveling on vacation my add coolant light came on - pope

While traveling on vacation my add coolant light came on and was able to take the next exit.. Then after pulling in to a Marathon service Station steam was coming from under the hood. I was able to contact the Audi dealership and explained that I was from out of State and my car issues. I dropped my car off on a Wednesday and they said that they didn’t have the part in stock but should have the part sometime the next day. Knowing the location of the coolant hose to replace was going to be time consuming I knew it was going to take a minute to repair. John, Jeanne kept me well informed of the status of my car and I was back on the road sooner than expected. Hats off to the Tech staff and Service department, very friendly and knowledgeable. I’m not one to write reviews but Audi Asheville needs to be acknowledged of their friendliness and Service

John was great! - Ragancortney

John was great!! I knew exactly what I wanted when I walked in the door and he made it happen. Very happy with my new car!!!

Tough time getting through all the programs and - Rudysnewphone

Tough time getting through all the programs and understanding what’s what! Be on your game!

Audi of Greensboro is the worst place to trust for - ritzritz511

Audi of Greensboro is the worst place to trust for serving your Audi. When I first moved to Greensboro I was immediately warned NOT to trust them. Unfortunately, I ran out of options and learned the hard way. They not only installed a timing chain on my car unnecessarily they lied refused to provide me with a refund. Additionally, I was told that if I drove my car it would actually ‘blow up and catch on fire’. The service managers do not return phone calls, nor does the general service manager. My plan is to contact Audi Corporate. Something needs to be done! They are horrible and will rip you off!! R.Guillen

Buyer Beware: Known Engine Defect, Missed Warning Signs, - erndog5800

Buyer Beware: Known Engine Defect, Missed Warning Signs, and Zero Accountability There's a known manufacturing defect affecting the piston skirts in certain Audi engines that can eventually lead to catastrophic engine failure. Audi acknowledged the issue by extending warranty coverage to 8 years or 80,000 miles. In June 2026, at 80,990 miles, we brought our vehicle to Audi Winston-Salem and specifically mentioned an unusual ticking noise coming from the engine. We were assured everything was fine. Fast-forward to today. The ticking has become a much more pronounced knocking sound. We brought the car back, only to learn that it has the very piston skirt defect covered by Audi's extended warranty. Unfortunately, we're now at 88,000 miles, and the repair is no longer covered. The dealership advised us to contact Audi directly to request a goodwill exception, given how close we were to the warranty cutoff when we first reported the issue. When we contacted Audi, however, we were told that such exceptions were at the dealership's discretion. Why our service manager didn't simply tell us that in the first place remains a mystery. We spent much of the day being bounced between Audi corporate and the dealership, with neither willing to take responsibility or offer a reasonable resolution. What makes this particularly frustrating is that we reported the symptoms months ago and were told there was nothing wrong. Now, we're facing an enormous repair bill for a known manufacturing defect that we brought to their attention before the damage became more severe. And here's the truly astounding part: The cost to repair this known defect exceeds the trade-in value of our six-year-old luxury vehicle. As longtime Audi owners, we're deeply disappointed, both in the quality of a supposedly premium vehicle and in the lack of accountability and customer service from Audi Winston-Salem. After this experience, it's difficult to imagine ever returning to this dealership, much less purchasing another Audi. Buyer beware. A luxury badge means very little when neither the product nor the customer service lives up to the promise.