I could not let this spectacular experience go untold... This week, I decided to check out the new deals on Audi q7. This will be our 3rd Audi. Love the truck, but the prices have gotten out of control. After getting a trusted recommendation to Audi Great Neck (795 Northern Blvd, Great Neck, NY 11021), we thought we'd see what they were offering. We wanted to match to what we had with a new (rare) color and the "black" package. To our surprise  Drew Russo and salesman Joe Mortell were a great big help. Not only did we get exactly what we wanted, but it was delivered within a week. They went above and beyond to make sure we walked out of their happy customers!! We were in/out without all the haggling and games that dealerships like to play. Pick-up was just as easy, signed, and drove off. Thank you, ANDREW  RUSSO, and JOE MORTELL for the very professional service, easy experience, and putting us in exactly what we wanted!! See you in 3 years! read more

I purchased an Audi Q8 a month and a half ago. I've yet to receive title to the car, and the car is still unregistered. Audi Great Neck refused to extend the temporary plates. Audi Great Neck filed the application for registration was late, and they cannot give an ETA on when it will be complete. I've been trying to resolve this issue via phone calls and emails for 3 weeks. There is no sense of urgency on the dealership's part, to the extent they respond at all. tl;dr: this dealership sold me a car but refuse to provide the title or register the vehicle. Nightmare to work with. Would not recommend. --Update as of May 17-- Audi Great Neck has yet to provide an ETA or explanation. I still do not have title to the car I purchased. I still do not have a registered car. It has been more than two months now. In response to "Colin J." from Audi Great Neck: GM Jorgina Beto emailed me on May 6th to say that an update would be coming the next day. It's now May 17th, and still no update. Jorgina has ignored subsequent communications. read more

My experience with Audi Great Neck has been extremely disappointing. For approximately five years, I have repeatedly brought my 2018 Audi SQ5 to this dealership for recurring problems involving the sport differential, electrical warning lights, and related vehicle-system faults. Despite multiple repair attempts and extensive diagnostic work, the underlying problem has never been permanently resolved. At one point, the dealership kept my vehicle for nearly six months, from approximately June through December, while attempting to repair it. After being without my car for almost half a year, I expected the issue to finally be resolved. Unfortunately, the same warnings and problems returned. Approximately three and a half years ago, I purchased an Audi Pure Protection Platinum extended warranty for nearly $4,000. I believed this coverage would provide protection and peace of mind if a major issue occurred. Instead, I am now being asked to pay additional diagnostic charges on top of my $250 deductible for the same type of problem the dealership has been attempting to diagnose and repair for years. Most recently, the dealership kept my car for another week to investigate the sport differential issue. I was then told that the extended warranty would only cover one hour of diagnostic time, even though the dealership claimed three hours were required. I was never clearly informed in advance that I would be responsible for additional diagnostic charges. When I originally authorized the work, the document I signed showed that my responsibility would be the $250 deductible. Later, the online authorization showed additional charges. After years of repeated visits, months without my vehicle, an expensive extended warranty, and an issue that remains unresolved, I have lost confidence in this dealership's ability to properly diagnose and permanently repair the vehicle. It is extremely frustrating to now be charged additional money for diagnosing a problem that has already been investigated repeatedly and still has not been fixed. This was not one isolated bad visit. It has been a long-term pattern of unsuccessful repairs, extended delays, poor communication about charges, and the same problem continuing to return. No customer should have to go through this experience. read more

The Service department is the worst . They kept me on hold forever ! When they call you back the calls come in as SPAM . They had my car for 3 weeks never offered a loaner or rental . Stay Away . The sales department was good . read more

This company posts fake car deals online and the ln when you inquire/set up an appointment they mysteriously sell the same day. These ghost cars remain online to lure customers into the showroom. Hate having my time wasted. read more

Audi of Great Neck may have the worst service department of any dealership in this country! They have held onto my car for 12 days now without doing any work on the car. They were supposed to fix my virtual cockpit. When i dropped off the car I was told I had a bubble on a tire. We ordered the tire ( I have the invoice). I have called their service department over 12 times, left numerous text messages (all documented) in the last week. All I was wanted was an update on the car. I finally get a call yesterday saying they just looked at my car for the first time after 11 days. I told them I need to pick the car up with the new tire since they gave me no loaner car and the one that I had to borrow and inconvenience my friend had to go back. They never ordered the tire and I'm now told I have to wait another 5 days until I get the car with the new tire on. Virtual cockpit they did nothing with. As I'm writing this message I have called the dealership numerous times again, leaving messages and still not getting any response back. The service manager personally told me that they would take care of the situation and not to worry. They have completely failed me and I have zero confidence in their service department! I must warn you or anyone else that you know, stay the hell away from Audi of Great Neck! read more

Purchased an Audi Q5. There were two issues with the vehicle; one related to a steering issue and the other related to MMI screen. Multiple service visits. After leaving the Audi in service for 13 days neither issue was resolved. My local mechanic repaired the steering issue. MMI was never fixed. Traded the car, for a Mercedes, after 18 months and took the hit on trade in value. Audi of Great Neck is not quite the same as it was when it was Biener. read more

The absolute worst service. Such a bad experience since the dealer changed hands(used to be Beiner Audi) More than a 5 week wait for a brake recall. No loaner car. The service staff (her name is Tana) actually used the words..."We're not gonna go out of our way for you." read more

Just an update to my previous reviews as noted below. Almost 6 months from the date this dealer repaired my transmission, the same issue again occurred. I contacted GM Galante who responded with "we can't be responsible for everything that goes wrong the car". I had no intention of bringing the car back to this completely incompetent service department. I instead brought the car to a very talented shop in Great Neck. It took them one hour to point out the dealership's failure to repair the transmission including their failure to repair a fluid leak and refill the transmission fluid. They repaired the car by the next day while the dealer took 30 days to NOT repair the issue. I challenge GM Galante to respond with something more than his usual excuses and spin of the facts. I would say to stay away from Audi of Great Neck but don't take my word for it. Just read the other reviews. read more

I rarely leave negative reviews, but after being a loyal customer of this dealership dating back to when it was Biener Audi, I feel it's important to share my experience. I've owed 5 Audis and the last 2 we purchased were 2 brand-new Audis from Biener Audi at the time over the years which we always received exceptional customer service. Unfortunately, since the dealership became Audi of Great Neck, our experience has been the exact opposite, especially with under the new leadership regime. Recently, I brought my 2020 Audi Q5 in for a major electrical issue involving the rear lighting system. The vehicle remained at the dealership for approximately three weeks while the ECM was replaced. I appreciated that the repair was eventually completed, but I expected the issue to be permanently resolved. Last Wednesday evening, I was pulled over by a New York State Trooper because my rear tail lights had failed again, the exact same issue I had previously brought the vehicle in for. Fortunately, I received only a warning, but this could have easily resulted in a ticket or, more importantly, created a serious safety hazard. I contacted Audi of Great Neck service advisor, who told me he would get back to me. As of today, I have not received a single callback. I have left multiple messages throughout the week, including for the Service Manager, and have still heard nothing. Meanwhile, we are essentially unable to safely drive the vehicle because we risk being stopped again or being involved in an accident due to the lighting issue. To make matters worse, when I called to schedule another service appointment, I was told there would not be a loaner vehicle available until September 8. Given that this appears to be a recurrence of a previous repair involving a critical safety system, I expected the dealership to make every effort to accommodate the situation. Instead, I was left feeling like just another number. My frustration extends beyond the service department. I was also seriously considering purchasing a new 2026 Audi S5 from this dealership. They initially offered a low trade-in number for my exceptionally clean, low-mileage vehicle, while multiple other dealerships offered $5000 more. My sales consultant, Pierre, has been professional and a pleasure to work with. I was handed off to work with their Sales Manager Peter and asked me to bring the my car back so they could reevaluate it my trade and see if they could improve the offer. I did exactly that. After following up multiple times, I was ultimately told there was nothing they could do. I also spoke with another manager Cammy beforehand and mentioned my concerns about the new leadership team not being the same as the previous team, and would do everything to keep me in the family and make it a superb experience for me, however that effort went nowhere. It became clear that the dealership simply was not interested in earning my business. What disappoints me most is how dramatically this dealership has changed from the Biener Audi days. The communication, accountability, and customer-first attitude that once defined this dealership seem to be gone. When a dealership fails to return calls about an unresolved safety-related repair, cannot provide reasonable accommodations for a repeat issue, and shows little flexibility with a loyal customer looking to purchase another Audi, it leaves a lasting impression, and not a positive one. I truly hope Audi of Great Neck takes customer service seriously and works to restore the standards that once made this dealership outstanding. Unfortunately, based on my recent experiences, I can no longer recommend them. read more

Leased an Audi Q5 a year ago. I get a recall immediately after purchase and make an appointment arranging a loaner car. Show up and am stuck at the dealer for over an hour as no loaner car available even though I had a confirmed appointment with a loaner. Queried what I thought was a check engine light and was told car was fine. It was on when I picked the car up from the dealer. They advised it would only be a short time to wait and I advised I wanted a loaner car as I was not sitting in the dealership waiting. After almost an hour they gave me a loaner car, service was not completed on car until late afternoon. I would have been sitting there all day for the "quick software update" I brought the car in for. Today I went in for my 10K mile service, made the appointment a couple of weeks ago and this was the earliest they could offer with a loaner car. Called last night and confirmed I was all set with a loaner and showed up this morning, no loaner car available. They noticed I needed an inspection, so I had them do that and asked for my car back asap and I would come back another time as I had a busy day and was leaving for a week on a work trip and could not sit waiting. They queried the check engine light, advised them of above. 2 hours later I left the dealership with my car - check engine light still on, recall not fixed, part ordered for broken front arm rest on console not even sure if they did the oil change or just the inspection. I was planning on leasing another Audi to replace our other car, they are now off the list. Poor service is how you lose clients, not a good job and not impressed at all with both my visits now. I probably lost a client when I got stuck there to boot, so thank you Great Neck Audi. Someone making the first appointment of the day at 8AM requesting a loaner car, then confirming the loaner care the night before and then it not being there is an absolute failure of service. If I could give a negative rating right now, I would. To add insult to injury, a gentleman that arrived after me got a loaner car while I was sitting there. HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. read more

Horrible experience would never buy a car from them ever again Purchased a vehicle in the beginning of June 2026 with a temporary registration due to expire 7/20 As of 7/20 haven't received my registration Been calling the dealer ship for 5 days and all I've gotten is the runs round when I was able to speak to someone Been lied to and told a different story by each person spoken to Tried to contact the general mgr and can't get a straight answer where she is No return call from her as well To all, be very careful when buying from them read more

I come in here for service. I wish they had more cars to look at in the showroom....So if you want an Audi come in take a look and see what they got. You never know you might sitting behind the wheel of a brand new Audi. read more

Do NOT give Biener Audi your money. This dealership is awful and completely indifferent to customers. My brand-new Audi Q5 has been sitting in their service department for 30 DAYS, and I cannot get a return call from the service manager--because he's always "busy." There is zero communication, zero urgency, and zero accountability. Once they have your money, they stop caring entirely. This is unacceptable for any dealership, let alone one that claims to be "luxury." read more

I brought my car for a 10:00 appointment that I set a week before. When I brought in my car for service, the service department told me to come back a little after lunch. I came back at 1:00 and asked for an update on my car. They didn't give me an update for THIRTY MINUTES and I had to go up twice to get an update. It's almost an hour now and I still don't have my car. What's the point of setting an appointment if they aren't going to look at it for two and a half hours?? Don't go to service here, they're awful. read more

I had an absolutely terrible experience at Audi Great Neck's service department. I brought my car in for a multipoint inspection, an oil change, and the 60,000-mile service. It took them FIVE HOURS to complete, and even after all that time, they completely missed major issues. Despite specifically asking them to check everything, they never mentioned that my brake pads were dangerously worn -- so worn that they were down to the metal. They also did not rotate my tires, even though it was supposed to be part of the service. To make matters worse, when I mentioned I occasionally heard a strange noise, they charged me a $270 diagnostic fee -- and still failed to find the problem! Thankfully, I trusted my instincts and took the car to a reputable mechanic immediately afterward. They found the issue right away: my brake pads were completely shot and posed a serious safety risk. This was ONE WEEK after Audi Great Neck's so-called inspection. Honestly, you would expect a much higher standard of service from a luxury brand dealership like Audi. Their service was not only slow and overpriced but also careless and dangerous. They clearly have no regard for customer safety or the reputation that Audi is supposed to represent. If you care about your car, your safety, and your wallet, STAY FAR AWAY from Audi Great Neck's service department. You deserve better. read more

Audi Great Neck - Completely worn brake pads that Audi Great Neck failed to inform me about or change. - Car Dealers Near Me - Great Neck, New York

I am an Olympic athlete trying to buy a car. Tried to close the deal but they never called back after me trying for two days. Finally got a hold of them and they didn't warn me or tell me they sold the car. Terrible sales service. Will never recommend or go to business here. read more

Don't walk run from this dealership. Their lack of competence makes you wonder how the manager, Frank Galante, keeps his job. my wife leased a car from there. Her car got registered In one of the sales reps name. The bank doing the financing was threatening to cancel the lease due to misinformation processed and suspicion of fraud. When I went and sat with him he assured me the insurance company would not cancel the insurance due to possible fraud with the car being registered incorrectly. Tuns out, they did cancel it. Fed Ex envelopes signed for with important documents, got lost. Frank has a tendency to ghost people trying to get him to straighten things out. Go look at other yelp reviews and see for yourself the incompetence, the inability to register cars, the inability to follow up on repairs, warranties, and more. The manager, Frank Galante, has bounced around more jobs than someone good at their job should. Go some where, any where else if you want an Audi. This places sucks. Check linked in and see if frank is working at the dealer you want to get a car from. As he will likely be leaving here soon, if he has not already. If he works there, go elsewhere where as it's likely that incompetence, unprofessionalism, possible deceit, possible unethical procedures, follow this creep. I would post negative stars for this place only the form does not allow it. I got a reply from Colin J about this review. I stand 100% behind it. Run from this place. Their deal to pay off existing lease payments ands mileage took months to complete. Checks sent to wrong addresses. Wrong state. And when asked about it and why, we were told we had no clue as to what we were saying and turns out, we were correct. Frank Galante And his crew were wrong time after time. If they tried to screw things up, they would do exactly what the "accidentally" did. Read the reviews from the past year, every single one is very negative. Incompetence, possible deceit, failure to do as they promised, and then they ghost you. Time spent to undo their screw ups, trying to get collections stopped for them not paying agreed to lease payment, and more. A simple lease took almost 90 days to get the car registered, properly insured due to the car being registered to their sales rep and concerns about fraud, And at most every turn, almost nobody was competent other than at covering their asses due to them screwing up. A simple fedex to them signed for by an audi of great neck employee was lost and not found. How Frank had a job is beyond reason. As general manager, he is responsible for every part of the dealership. And according to so many reviews, From registering cars, fixing cars, getting a loaner, paying off agreed to payments, they fail at so many of these necessary tasks. How is he able to keep his job with such incompetency in every department. If they fired him it would truly be addition by subtraction. read more

I had my car serviced this week at Audi Great neck. The service rep Catherine and the service director Rakesh Bisnauth was very helpful. The process was seamless. A big thank you to both for the great service. read more

I recently visited the Audi dealership to buy out my current lease, and the experience was extremely frustrating. I came prepared with my own financing already approved through Chase. I was even on the phone with a Chase representative who confirmed that everything was good to go and explained that since the dealership is in network with Chase, all the finance manager had to do was pull up my information in Dealertrack and have me sign the paperwork. Instead of making the process simple, Finance Manager Robert Meyer kept insisting that he needed to run my credit and "shop around" with other lenders--even though I made it clear multiple times that I already had an approved auto loan and did not want my credit pulled. The Chase representative even explained this directly to both Robert and the George Faccio the sales representative, and at one point, the Chase representative even offered to walk Robert through the process of pulling up my deal. Robert's response was, "Don't tell me what to do. You cannot tell me what to do." On top of that, I waited over three hours just to be seen by Robert Meyer. Even though he was available, he told me, "I have to take care of this lady first." I said okay and waited patiently, but then another customer came in after us, and again, he prioritized them over me. Each time, I was told I had to wait longer. What should have been a simple, straightforward process turned into hours of waiting, unnecessary pressure, rude behavior, and a complete disregard for my time and the fact that I already had financing secured. It honestly left me very disappointed with how I was treated. 0/10 would not recommend read more

What a disaster! I don't know what happened to this service department, although I have heard rumors about a change of ownership. I took my car in for yearly maintenance in January and had the multipoint inspection. At that time I was told that there were multiple issues with the car that weren't critical but that should be done, including new tires and alignment. Being that my car is very well maintained and low mileage I gave approval to go ahead with over 3k worth of repairs. The agent I dealt with was very professional and helpful. Fast forward to April when my car started experiencing strange electrical issues. I brought it in and they came back saying that I needed a wheel alignment (it had just been done in late January) as well as something else that had nothing to do with my complaint but was still under the warranty. the main problem, however, was that the electronic issues I had experienced, and the only reason I was there in the first place, stemmed from the hub being "submerged" in water due to a leak. Fun fact: I have never had a leak in this vehicle and there was no sign of water anywhere. I was told that it would be a 15k job and I should go through my insurance. They had my car for 2 1/2 months! Like other reviewers my inquiries went unanswered. They "lost" checks and I was told on multiple occasions that it was being worked on and that I would have it in a few days, but those days never came. The manager, Vincent (3rd since January, that tells you something right there) was downright rude and unhelpful. As a business owner I would never treat a client in the manner that I was treated. Finally in mid July I was told that my car was ready only to have my happiness quickly turn to anger as I realized that one of the main issues I brought it in for was never addressed. To add insult to injury, there were also 3 deep scratches on my hood. I called my rep immediately and was scheduled to bring in the car to rectify the situation today. At that time I was told that a loaner would be reserved for me. After moving my schedule around I was walking out the door for my 9AM appointment today when I received a text saying that there were no loaners available. I am told that I am on a waiting list for a loaner and that even though I was put on that list almost a month ago I am 11th on the list. You can't make this stuff up. I have always loved my Audis and have always secured mine through Beiner. Their service was a gold standard and I told everyone I know that they should go there. Sadly that is no longer the case and I will be car shopping at a different luxury manufacturer now. What are the odds they finally fix my car after they have taken almost 20k and 3 months later it still isn't fixed? read more

Audi Great Neck - Seas sold to a Canadian Auto Group - Car Dealers Near Me - Great Neck, New York

Worst audi ever, brought my q3 to this Audi service multiple times to get it fixed only to be returned saying it was fixed or nothing was wrong. The most recent attempt to fix they told me nothing was wrong when my roof was clearly leaking. Do not come here. read more

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Sneaky/scam service advisors...my pregnant wife was sitting in their waiting room for hours for an engine issue which is covered under warranty, the service advisor comes out and says that they can do an oil change too. She says sure to it thinking that it would be covered since the car is in under warranty, been waiting hours and she was approached when she was on the phone dealing with work. Come later on we receive a bill for the oil charge and are being charged $311.09. I call up and ask why they state that oil change is not covered. I asked if it was communicated that it is not covered and would be extra and the advisor says no. So they are trying to charge $311 for an oil change (which is crazy to begin with. $40 for a $14 filter, $25 for a $10 drain plug that shouldn't have been replaced, $12 for windshield fluid) all on top of she wasn't even due for an oil change...this goes to show how shady this advisor is approaching my wife while she's on the phone with work, sitting there for hours waiting for the car to be looked at and making her think this was included.....STAY AWAY read more

Worst financial management. Does not know anything. Sold me extended warranty and never mentioned a deductible. Total asshat. Service center has been cut back and are clueless. Stat away. Go somewhere else. Bad Bad Baf read more

Very dishonest people They tried to overcharge my wife for windshield calibration. (Talking thousands of dollars) and charged her cc for loner car ez pass charges as if she had the loaner for months instead of days. Left with a bad feeling and would not use them. read more

Bought a pre-owned, 1 owner, 2021 Audi Q7 with about 31,000 miles from Audi of Great Next. Great experience with no issues. Absolutely no issues. Clean car fax was provided by Kit. Remember to not always believe what people post in reviews because if you sell 100 cars there will always be people who are not happy with a used vehicle. I can be reached at 646-901-3040 if anyone thinks this post was by anyone but a satisfied customer. read more

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WORST POSSIBLE DEALER EXPERIENCE EVER! WARNING NEW DEALERSHIP OWNERS THAT DON'T CARE . HORRIBLE GM GALENTE 2nd owners since Beiner family as dealership is a nightmare and I wouldn't be surprised lose Audi designation due to numerous issues. GM Frank Galante did not respond to my 4 emails, 4 plus calls and additional contacts from my insurance reps emails/calls about never receiving my NYS car registration. 1st they blamed my insurance, knowing Audi Great Neck themselves had never done DMV papers. On phone salesperson said 22 other customers have same situation that somebody at dealer never filed DMV registration papers. When I physically went in to speak to Frank Galante, GM he was extremely rude and could care less. I said are your really too busy and important to return numerous emails/calls from 2x Audi Great Neck customer he said "yes, Im in charge of X people and x car sales and am blaa blaa important" . Insane! He was completely unapologetic. He did acknowledge he never returned my calls/emails and said "Im sorry (rudely and without any sincerity ) when I forced him to do like a child. He stated that my expired and lack of valid DMV Registration was no big deal as they now have FORTY 40! registrations that were not processed. When I told him I needed a loaner while my defective car was left with them he told me to go to Hertz, I had just broken my foot the day before and told him so and was wearing a boot, he didn't even offer me a chair and declined his people going to get Hertz car to help me. I told Frank Galante I would like to cancel my lease , his response "not happening". Rudest person I have dealt with anywhere and should not be working for a luxury car or any service related industry. He nastily told me he "was losing money over me as Audi USA does not reimburse him for Hertz car! " His exact words! Just slightly over 30 days ago I bought a $70K car from them and I am a 2nd time Audi GreatNeck customer! They were bad with the first (also new ) car I bought from them but I thought it was because car was built during covid (2022 Audi Q5) . Salespeople, Finance person & others quitting left and right as worst dealer ever. Brand new 2025 Q7 has engine faults, Audi Pre Sense defective, time/date randomly change. Dealership did not bother to check tire pressure during new car point check and I was given car that had 48plus COLD PSI (10+.PSI over ) in tires from factory. Tire pressures programed incorrectly so no tire pressure fault occurred - only noticed after ride seemed very hard and I had reputable independent mechanic check and reduce PSI to proper levels. Evidently Audi Greatneck finds it easier to change screen vs actual tire pressure. They dont care about your safety. When I called to say I was bring car in immediately due to check engine light & Audi pre sense warning light (manual says to bring car to dealer when these lights on) service person (female name unknown) said I needed appmt and no loaners avail until end of August and told me to just continue my planned trip NYC to Boston next day and bring in at end of month (23 days later). With check engine and other fault lights on? When I tried contacting Thiemo Rusch SVP Audi USA Sales operations in Virginia I was refused his or his assistants email to report issues. I was given snail mail address for him and told they were aware of "issues at Audi Great Neck" and advised physically going in to attempt to speak with GM Frank Galante. Gee thanks AUDI USA. At least they are aware it is a nightmare there! No Audi Corp accountability. Christine & Andrew Service Reps two of the few kind, professional, people left. In addition I am waiting for my $3600+ refund on my 2022 Audi unused extended warranty. Caleb who quit was "working on it" and with GM Galante unresponsive to anything it is going to be a long fight. So I am stuck with unregistered (due to Audi GreatNeck lack of filing) $70k plus new defective car, rude ineffective GM Frank Galante and his promise to do nothing. AVOID THIS DEALER LIKE THE PLAGUE ! read more

Extremely frustrated with my experience with this dealer. The finance team was very quick to sell me on the warranty when I bought my lease out assuring me that I could get a pro-rated refund when I sold the car. I then sold the car and exchanged multiple calls and text messages with Dennis, their finance manager, who confirmed the amount of the refund and the mailing address for my check. That was mid-November. After that radio silence about the status of the check. I have texted him repeatedly and then sent an email on January 7th to him, another gentleman in finance, and the general sales manager about the status of the warranty refund. No response. It sadly seems that the only way to get anyone's attention is to leave a poor review. This feels like a bait and switch. Had a great experience when I leased the car, but my advice to anyone now is to STAY FAR AWAY from this dealership. read more

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I recently had my Q8 serviced at Audi Great and the service was terrible. It's almost impossible to get anyone on the phone. NO return emails. Rakesh Bisnauth lack of professionalism, poor communication, and dismissive attitude was shocking. Customer service matters--and in this case, Rakesh failed completely. I had an issue with my brakes and another local mechanic offered to fix it for half the cost plus pointed out that they did not change my brake fluid although it says they did on my service papers. What a difference from the old owners. read more

I bought a 2021 Audi A5 and it is a really good car but Be Aware if Audi of great neck has to return money to you you will have a hard time getting it. I've had no response to emails no phone messages returned and the finance manager doesn't answer the phone. So far I have been waiting 3 months read more

Bought my 4th car with them recently. Always friendly and knowledgeable. Service department gets a little busy but they do a great job. I figure anyone that's good is going to be busy. read more

I just purchased a [slightly] used Audi A6 from Frank Garcia. He was helpful, knowledgeable and efficient. I would certainly work with him again. read more

Zero customer service. Only greeted by the girl at the desk. I sat in one of their show room models for five minutes. I kept looking at the car and not one single person approached me even though two salesmen were just standing by the front door. I had questions and was really interested as my lease is almost up. Also this is my 4th attempt with this dealer and never do I get any service or a great welcoming. I will not be visiting ever again. read more

After three visits and spending 16 hours at the dealership, I was told the issue was a software update--and then charged $1,000 for it. I've always loved my Audi, but this experience has completely changed my perspective. No other car manufacturer I've dealt with has ever charged for a software update. It feels like bad business, especially since updates can be initiated at any time without notice. Because of this, I seriously doubt I'll ever buy another Audi. read more

I really wish there was an option for zero or minus zero stars. This dealership, and GM Frank Galante and his team of Merry Pranksters are by far the most incompetent cast of zeroes I have ever encountered. These morons (Renee) offered a deal to get me out of my 2022 Q3 and into a 2025 Q3 in August which I took. They were to pay the last 3 months of my lease and over mileage. The price of the car was fair and my insurance didn't increase so it was a homerun. Until these idiots messed up the registration, they actually registered the car in one of their salesmen's name and my temporary registration expired. Frank the Idiot told me to continue to drive the car and he would pay for parking tickets, if any. What a genius, that's freaking illegal. I had no valid registration for weeks and then Geico sent me a a termination letter for fraud because Frank and his Idiots submitted the paperwork incorrectly. I called them to fix the issue because my insurance was set to expire on 11/26 at 12:01am. Frank the Idiot said he would have the registration in 10 days. He told my husband 24-48 hours. Told me numerous times my insurance wouldn't terminate. Then told me it would be on a Monday, another Wednesday and definitely definitely last Friday 11/21 the absolute latest. Didn't return phone calls, called me dramatic (try telling that to a man SH) and then told me Friday 11/21 that it would be Monday. Monday said it was in FedEx I'd have by Tuesday and my insurance wouldn't terminate. Well guess what, Frank the Idiot was wrong again and the registration came in today, 9 hours after my insurance with Geico terminated. That gap created a day like no other. Geico raised my insurance $200 per month. You know what Frank cared about? His freaking loaner car which I insisted he give me 2 weeks ago because I wouldn't drive a car that was registered to one of his salespeople (that is illegal). I spent 7 hours on the phone today trying to get Geico reinstated at a fair rate and pricing other insurance because of the gap that FRANK created, my lost wages, my peace, everything that this jerk took away from me for 3 weeks, just infuriating. And by the way, Frank the Idiot and his Merry Pranksters never paid off the 2022 lease he got me out of, he sent a check in the wrong amount with the wrong account number to the wrong address and wouldn't do anything about it. Kept sending me a copy of a check dated 9/25 that was never cashed. Said he never "uncounted" a problem, such a genius he is. The leasing company said all along he was doing it wrong and he just kept doing it the same way, the definition of insanity. The leasing bank was suing Audi Great Neck and Frank the Idiot for breach of contract because he didn't pay them properly and he insisted he never got that letter even though I found the tracking information for it. The rudest POS on the planet, how he has a job and how that place exists with all the registration issues it has is beyond me. But I am not done. Frank will see how dramatic I am. Colin, please don't put up one of your phony responses, if you work there you're as bad as he is. read more

Mark was a great salesman who made our trade easy &seamless. We got a gorgeous new audi q5 & the entire staff including Drew & the wonderful & welcoming receptionist made our experience a delight. We bought many cars at great neck & will hopefully continue! read more

I recently visited Audi Great Neck to help my mother buy a car. She wanted an A5 Convertible and we found a beautiful 2023 model still avail at the Great Neck lot. I went over and visited to check out the car and was greeted warmly and then introduced to the Sales Manager Drew Russo. Drew was personable, professional, clean cut and knowledgable. The next day I came back with my mother and we bought the car. Drew and his finance advisor re-assured my thinking about lease vs. buy and made the entire transaction easy and seamless. She picked up the car the following day and is quite happy. 4 Stars for Drew and his team at Audi Great Neck. I'll be back when it's time for me to get a new one (I have 2018 A4 :)). read more

Audi Great Neck - Car Dealers Near Me - Great Neck, New York

I bought an Audi from Biener three years ago. Great service then and love the car. Today I needed to find my bill of sale. Despite being bought and not having the records handy, KIT HO took the time to get me what I needed. That's service. read more

I also had one of the worst business experiences of my life at Biener Audi, "attempting" to purchase a used car using Lloyd as my salesperson in July-August 2024. Lloyd assured me that I would hear from his anonymous "business manager" about my insurance switch after providing the insurance agent's contact information to him over two weeks ago. I still have never heard from the "business manager" to this day about any matter whatsoever. Lloyd was also supposed to provide the final net check amount including the trade-in valued by Biener Ford on Northern Boulevard. He would include the fee to change over plates with the DMV. In several emails and conversations, his anonymous "business manager" was supposed to contact me. He/she has never contacted me about any issues or requests for contact in the past 4 weeks since my initially meeting Lloyd on July 13, or since today's horrific incident of unconscionable business practices and even violations of New York state law by a dealer as described below. Mohammad, the pre-owned manager at Biener Audi, not sure if he is the business manager as there is secrecy all around, handed me a cost chart today including another arbitrary fee of $981 for the dealership to conduct a 350-point inspection of the car, which he advised today is required by New York law and cannot be declined. He further advised that the $981 price for the inspection is set by New York law like the $37 annual inspection charge set by law. Like the extra $3,000 charged to another Biener Audi customer who reviewed Biener Audi and Lloyd separately on Yelp for non-existent work and/or work not properly chargeable to a buyer of a used car, this is a wholly fabricated fee by Mohammad that is not charged by Biener Ford or Honda of Manhasset in this situation. It gets worse. Mohammad also advised that I had to pay not only the $981, but another $690 fee for his outside service that conducts the title change for the $175 authorized for the dealer to charge under New York Law. They charge both the fee for the dealer to do it ($175) and the fee they pay for an outside service to do it ($690). Mohammad double-dipped again without Lloyd ever disclosing either fee despite several requests, mostly by email, over the past 3 weeks for the final payment amount. I even told Lloyd in an email a week ago that I would pay the $37 fee for a state inspection to be more confident in the vehicle. Lloyd apparently saw no need to advise me that Biener Audi charges $981 instead. On August 14, three days before coming to Biener Audi used department in person to get the payment amount, I called and Lloyd was not in. The person on the phone asked me how much the agreed price was, and said to bring a certified check for $19,000 to cover the estimated total amount ($17,490 + tax and plates) and to use a credit card if the amount went over. No mention of an inspection fee or a title fee in the entire conversation. This confirms the fabricated nature of those two fees supplied in person by Mohammad on August 17. These practices evidence a complete lack of integrity in Biener Audi and its pre-owned manager Mohammad, poor and slow customer service both in my working to try to buy the car from salesperson Lloyd from July 13 until August 17 and by fabricating unagreed, uncustomary and even illegal fees to me as their customer. All of the above is apparently a sampling of the global business practices of Biener Audi used division. Note also that Beiner Audi is owned by a Canadian hedge fund, not a Mr. or Mrs. Biener, so there is limited owner interest in addressing customer issues such as these no matter how outrageous. A recent change in policy is that Biener Ford down the block from Biener Audi, owned by the same hedge fund but not the same management, is no longer allowed to have their trade-ins sold by Biener Audi because of these volumes of complaints going to management of Biener Ford about these practices and lack of integrity at Biener Audi used division. Biener Ford, by contrast, has exceptional management based on my initial experience with them for a new car, and has wisely decided to cut its practical ties with Biener Audi to the maximum extent possible. read more

Long time Biener Audi customer. Now Great Neck Audi, they are awful! The last two times that I was there for service, I got the uncomfortable feeling that I was being oversold service. It's difficult to know. Today I dropped my car off for a 7:30 appointment with a very specific problem. Three hours later, I receive a text and an email, with a video detailing a long list of things not wrong with the car as well as a list of things that I could have them do. The problem that the car was specifically brought in for is not mentioned. I reply to both the text and email and place a phonecall. I am transferred to the voicemail of the woman I talked to at drop off. 45 minutes later, I had still received no reply to text, email or voicemail. I call again. The service line rings for 3minutes 37 seconds without anyone picking up. I call back and talk to the sales receptionist (who picks up immediately) explain the issue and she assures me that she will walk my number over and have someone call me. I hear from nobody. At 12:30, having earlier prearranged a ride, I pick up my car. My lady is on the phone and another agent offers to help me. I ask whether the specific issue (faulty tire pressure sensor that randomly indicates tire pressure is low when it is fine) has been addressed. He calls the technician. A great deal of gobbledygook is said. I ask if the problem can be fixed. I cannot get an answer, yes, no maybe. The original lady gets off the phone and insists that she called me, I show her my call log which proves that she did not. She claims not to have gotten my text, I show her my text on my phone. She says she has not listened to any voicemails (in FIVE HOURS!). After leaving, I call the service number, hoping to speak to a manager, I just want to know the answer to the simple question of whether or not a faulty pressure sensor can be fixed. It's a major problem for me, I drive rural roads often at night. It's difficult to deal with a flat tire alarm and not know whether there is an issue. The service phone again rings endlessly with no answer, after 2 1/2 minutes of nobody picking up, I give up. read more