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I recently purchased a pre-owned Audi A6 from Audi Orange Park, and was assured that the vehicle had undergone a thorough inspection process. Prior to finalizing the purchase, I brought a humming noise emanating from the rear end to the dealership's attention, and they attributed it to tire noise. However, after the fuel pump failed and required repair, it was discovered that the actual cause of the noise was a faulty wheel bearing. Furthermore, the vehicle has developed an oil pan leak and an oil cooler leak, resulting in oil contamination of the coolant system. The cumulative repair cost for the fuel pump, oil pan leak, rear wheel bearing replacement, and oil cooler repair totals $4,371.96. Despite discussing these issues with the General Manager, I was informed that the vehicle had been inspected and cleared for sale, and they declined to offer any assistance, citing that I had only owned the vehicle for approximately 45 days prior to experiencing these problems. This is the first of many social media posts, and I would greatly appreciate any help in sharing this, as I hope to prevent someone from experiencing similar issues with this dealership and possibly stop the sale of a couple of cars. If they won't help cause it's gonna cost them wait till the new and used car sales takes a hit, because they run shady business. This company will not take care of its customers. That could at least pay for the parts but nothing, what happen to taking care of your customer, I guess morals and values is a thing of the past.

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Made right my me fixed car and I am greatly appreciative of the help and being a company that stands behind there word.

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Great experience and great team to work with go see them for your next new car. I appreciated there help on everything

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