If you are considering purchasing a new car, run, don't walk away from this dealer.
The buying experience, like with all Leith Dealers, is like stepping back in time. You have to play finance games, hidden disclosures, and other ways to make you pay more if possible. The dealer sales team is thirsty, but not for your satisfaction, no, that matters almost not at all, but stay tuned I am sure they can find a way to sell old style warranties, and other crap that every knows is nothing but a scam that can be financed for the life of your car. These guys are the kind the leave you feeling violated after you complete your purchase. They might as well flip you a quarter, and wish you well.
Next, let's talk Audi knowledge. Most of the guys in this dealership, are paid nothing, so they have be thirsty (see above), but they are also not tenured, or trained in the ever increasing, more and more complicated systems on these cars. If you ask them, stand prepared for the absolutely least knowledge from the management team, sales, parts, and service. They don't know their product, and therefore, I am not sure how you can learn from a staff who doesn't believe in "owning' the product they sell. They will lie, cheat and steal to get you to purchase instead or doing the research and investing in themselves. I also trust Leith makes all of this possible through poorly planned incentives, and commission only sales people. Thirsty.
I would strongly encourage you to stay away from this team if you do not already know what you are buying, how it works, and if possible, arrange for your own financing. During my sales process, I knew more about upcoming models, features, and incentives then they did. To date, I have owned Porsche, Lexus, Infiniti, Acura, and now this. I can safely say, every other dealer experience has been much better. For the money, I would buy a Toyota and expect better treatment.
Finally, I will take it a step further, if you are planning on learning, driving, or exploring electric cars, this is absolutely not the place. First, Audi is not natively capable of using Tesla Chargers. You will need to buy and adapter for $215 plus shipping to even physically connect. Then, you will need to know it is SUPER CHARGERs only, not a home charger, or an apartment charger in the parking lot, they do NOT work, they are not part of the network you can use. Also, the Electrify America network (VW CHARGERS) are so few and far between, don't be fooled by the word "free" when the reality is "not available." The only free charger is at Walmart, and if you have seen the three of them, they are busy, so while technically "free" good luck being able to use it. Outside of Wake Forest there are no free pumps, I have travelled across the state and this proved to be a complete lie. I have yet to find a free charger between here and Charlotte.
If you require help from the dealer, it is an exercise in futility. If you don't know how to use it, don't buy it here. These guys care about one thing, one thing only, selling cars, if you cannot use them, too bad. Even the management team throws their arms up and say "we haven't sold any for a while, so it's not our problem."
If you are considering other options, I would suggest you exercise them. For the kind of money that Audi is asking for, you can have a really fantastic dealership, and owner experience, with all of the complaints, and glitches Audi is already known for, plus the poorly run, and lead dealership I cannot think of one thing in their cars that makes this a win for you. I hope you read this carefully, and choose anything but this. Don't buy the aggravation, disappointments, and frustration of having something priced so high when their are many, many other choices that will gladly take your business, and make you feel good about it, long after the sale. This ain't it! read more