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great dealership service - brian

I run a business and time is very important to me. fast and efficient. ònly recommend what is needed. service is done right and would recommend highly.to all who need their vehicle fixed right the 1st. time.

Service Department is very cordial, takes time to explain - Robert

Service Department is very cordial, takes time to explain problem, has a solution and executes the fix in a timely manner. Very respectful of my time. Highly recommend them so Far!

I don't k ow what the last reviewer is talking about, I - Doug Mac

I don't k ow what the last reviewer is talking about, I deal with Arthur Chrysler and I get exceptional service!!! They have gone over and above to make sure my experience has been positive. Just had an engine light come on got me in right away, gave me a loaner vehicle so I didn't miss work. Thanks Jamie you are definitely the guy I will be buying my next truck from. 2021 Warlock!!! Doug MacKinnon

My service attendant Naf was very effecient and - indirabeddoe

My service attendant Naf was very effecient and knowledgeable she was quick to offer help with a smile , I came in today not feeling very well, however she managed to brighten up my day by her attitude. thank you Naf Massy.

Took our sonata in for electrical diagnosis. - Stickcurler

Took our sonata in for electrical diagnosis. We're told we needed a new sensor that would cost around $2000. My wife paid the $400 plus diagnostic costs and was told the part would be ordered and should be received in 2 days. She dropped the car off for installation two days later and only to find out after she had dropped the car and come home and we got a phone call and when the car was supposed to be ready that the part had never been ordered because we failed to pay for it in advance. She was never told that we were required to pay for the part in advance. Totally frustrating really bad lack of service and very Unapologetic about the whole process definitely not a place I will recommend to anybody.

Our 2023 Audi decided to give us problems and we ended up - salonen

Our 2023 Audi decided to give us problems and we ended up on the side of the highway waiting for a tow truck. Gioia, the service advisor at Audi Barrie was fantastic in helping us find a rental car and getting the car serviced. She understands and cares about the client, fast at responding, good with explanations. I would choose to work with her next time! A+

I called Brampton Audi with a digital dashboard... - PaulM

I called Brampton Audi with a digital dashboard engineering code issue. Basically lost 80% of the control functions on my 2020 Q8 glass panel. They got me in within the hour and back out with error code fixed in 40 mins thanks so much Tiffany Howe Service Consultant ! Brampton Audi is now my Dealer of Record for Serice.

Just a heads-up to anyone thinking of taking their - Disappointed

Just a heads-up to anyone thinking of taking their vehicle to Downtown Audi: I ended up spending nearly $2,300 on what should have been a fairly minor service and some exploratory diagnostics—only to be told I’d need over $5,000 more in repairs, with still no clear answer on what the actual problem was. I brought my Audi SQ5 in after getting an “air suspension malfunction” warning. I paid $220 for a diagnostic, expecting some insight—but they couldn’t tell me what was wrong. I didn’t even get an update until late in the day. They suggested replacing the battery and checking the wiring, which I agreed to, hoping it would finally get to the root of the issue. It didn’t. Days later, I was told they still didn’t know what was causing the problem but wanted thousands more to replace a wiring harness. At no point was there a confident diagnosis—just more guessing. What really pushed me over the edge was the lack of support and transparency. I wasn’t offered a courtesy vehicle and had to chase down basic updates. When I asked for copies of my personal information—including any call recordings—they flat-out refused, even though I never gave consent to be recorded in the first place. (For anyone reading this: you do have the right to request this under Canadian privacy law, PIPEDA.) I’ve had other frustrating experiences here before, but this one sealed it. I’m taking my car elsewhere—and I strongly suggest you think twice before trusting this dealership with yours. You deserve honesty, real answers, and to feel like your time and money matter. Sadly, I didn’t get any of that here

This dealership has the worse after sales service. - yannick.gariepy

This dealership has the worse after sales service. Never have loaners for urgent matters and can never have urgent appointment for safety concern situation like no heat in freezing temperatures right now.... I would have to wait more than a month to be seen plus would not have a loaner but see ford does have urgent appointment and loaners and they don't treat people like Audi does

Disappointing Service Experience I've been bringing my - manngurjit

Disappointing Service Experience I've been bringing my car here for service over the past five years, and unfortunately, the experience has been consistently frustrating. Despite having an appointment, I always end up waiting at least two days for the service to be completed. The response is always the same: "Our shop is very busy today." This seems to be a recurring issue, not just a one-time occurrence. Perhaps it's time for the dealership to align their service capacity with the volume of vehicles they sell. Customers deserve timely and reliable service—especially when appointments are scheduled in advance.

Had the best service on my Q3 to fix a rear window wiper - 4lyndi

Had the best service on my Q3 to fix a rear window wiper system that had fallen off.

I have nothing against the employees over at Audi - Steven M

I have nothing against the employees over at Audi Niagara. But what a disaster, I had my vehicle towed over to them after a transmission failure. And of course everything was going normally. Had to wait for warranty to be approved on the work that had to be done to the car, which I had no problem with. At this time I was told that the ETA on my vehicle getting worked on was at the end of July to the first week of August. No biggie again, I’ll wait. So I wait, and I wait, get no call at the last week of July. So I decided maybe I should call and do a follow up. Come to my surprise that the replacement parts have been delayed and are still in Germany, which I thought okay. Normal thing, the world is hurting right now. And I was told to wait within the next few weeks. So I do, and I had a representative show up for me while I was away to just speak with them and get more information. They told my representative that I should be expecting the car to be worked on and done on the 28th of September. Skip to Monday the 19th of September and I call to follow up. The service assistant manager, whose name I won’t mention. Told me that we were waiting on a final part. The Mechatronic, I was told that the part was nearing Toronto or has already reached the port and should be coming within the next week or so. Now this week, I call on Monday again for another follow up, and they told me they would call me back after they get some more information, I was like odd but okay. And this morning on Tuesday, I wake up to a call and I’m being told that I will now have to wait until the end of November for my car back? But this time it wasn’t the mechatronic. Apparently they don’t have the complete transmission either. Their blame was on the hurricanes happening out on the east coast. Yea I get it causes delays, but wasn’t I just told that the part was nearing Toronto or already at port? Lots of lies are going around and it’s a very sketchy experience. I was given a rental. But had to pay 180 for two days after a week. Talk abt taking care of your customers 🙄 it’s absolutely absurd that something like this would take 5 months. My car is not rare and neither is my transmission. In fact my car is 7 years old still covered with warranty. Multiple people stand behind me in this, and it’s just not right. 2 complaints to Audi Canada, and I’m still getting pushed back further and further. What’s next, because of the winter storms I’ll be getting my car in summer 2023? Where does the line get drawn?

Audi Mississauga failed me badly. - purush

Audi Mississauga failed me badly. Brought my well-maintained Audi Q7 (27,500 km, under warranty) for a routine safety inspection. They failed it on dubious grounds—claiming I needed $2,155 worth of brake and alignment work. An independent, Ministry-approved inspection the very same day passed the car without issue. They kept my vehicle for over 5 hours (a job that normally takes 1–2 hours) and then suggested I return it to Audi for “better equity” instead of completing my private sale. This, combined with their inflated repair quote, looks like a clear conflict of interest and bad-faith practice. As a long-time Audi customer, I expected integrity. Instead, I got pressure tactics, delays, and unjustified failure. Strongly advise caution before trusting Audi Mississauga with inspections.

One of the worst dealerships around. - Q4-etron driver

One of the worst dealerships around. They charge $2.50 for windshield wiper fluid when it’s not asked for, as well as cabin fluid. The dealership notes that this part of their standard policy to charge these extras without telling customers. Don’t purchase or service your vehicle at this dealership.

I recently had a very disappointing experience with Audi - Connie L.

I recently had a very disappointing experience with Audi Uptown’s service department. I brought my 2022 Audi Q5 for a check on Friday due to a low tire pressure warning. The service advisor, Wendy SIN, claimed additional repairs were necessary, totalling $2,120, which included: Brake pads: $1,100 Wheel alignment: $900 Tire repair (patch tire): $120 My extended warranty allegedly did not cover these repairs, even though my car had just completed its annual maintenance in June this year. These prices seemed highly unreasonable, especially since my car had recently undergone annual maintenance in June. I was shocked by the estimate and called to stop the repairs. However, Wendy informed me that the work had already started, and I would need to pay part of the cost regardless. During my Saturday visit, Wendy inaccurately recorded that I had damaged my car, which is untrue. I emailed Wendy and her manager to prove this claim and correct this record but have not received a response. Wendy later displayed two pictures of the replaced parts, claiming they were abnormal, yet provided no evidence to support the damage claim. When I picked up my car on Monday, I discovered discrepancies in my service record. Wendy had noted that I had damaged my car, which was false. Wendy had also added a note to page 1 of the service form without my knowledge or consent. When I asked her about it, she pointed to my signature on page 2, implying I had authorized it—which felt very misleading and unethical. Additionally, when I questioned why the repairs weren’t covered under my extended warranty, Wendy claimed she needed time to “study” the warranty. I waited for over an hour at the shop, only to be told I’d been given a discount after she discussed it with her manager. Ultimately, I was charged $1,780 despite not receiving a proper breakdown of why my warranty did not cover the repairs. However, I didn’t want a discount — I wanted a clear explanation of why these repairs were necessary and not covered. To make matters worse, Wendy later admitted that the team shares bonuses or commissions on repairs. However, there is no visible sign disclosing this, which I believe is required under the Consumer Protection Act. This whole experience felt like a trap. I regret not checking the reviews earlier and strongly advise anyone going to Audi Uptown to be cautious. Ask for clear documentation and detailed cost estimates in writing, and ensure you fully understand the work before authorizing anything.

On Friday June 27th, 2025, I drove my Audi A3 TDI to Audi - v.wboss

On Friday June 27th, 2025, I drove my Audi A3 TDI to Audi Windsor for a routine Oil Change and complimentary multi-point inspection. I enquired as to the cost of an oil change and was advised, that cost would be $319 plus tax, so a total cost of roughly $400. I was advised that all Audi dealerships operate individually. I spoke to the service consultant, that I have paid $285 for an oil change at Audi Brampton. I was also told, because my Audi A3 TDI has high mileage, the cost of an oil change is higher. my car is not in a state of poor condition, where it is unsafe for the road, yet as a Audi driver, the mileage on my vehicle has an impact on the cost of a routine oil change. At this point I advised the Service Consultant that I no longer want the oil change and to pull my vehicle out of the service bay. I also advised the Service Department, to delete my personal information from their system, as I will no longer, bring my car in for any type of servicing. I would rather have my car towed to Brampton Audi or driven there. The feeling that I had was that some dealerships prioritize profit over customer satisfaction.

Fast, courteous, friendly and accommodating. - Shelley Dubros

Fast, courteous, friendly and accommodating. I highly recommend! Mike and Tina made sure we were looked after quickly!