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2.8 (205 reviews)
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Our final ride!
Scott G.

Wonderful experience. Robert and Eugene made the process easy! We're thrilled with our new car and the honesty they provided. No "buyers remorse" here. We had a terrible experience many years ago at a different dealership. Audi Tacoma restored our faith and trust and we are thankful. Thanks Audi Tacoma.. a team of professionals!

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Chris L.

I purchased a 2018 Acura NSX from Audi Tacoma and let me tell you this was by far the worst experience I've ever had in buying a vehicle from out of state. The only good thing that came out of this was working with the salesman, AJ Bajwa, who was professional and courteous throughout this transaction. Their Finance Manager, Devin Howell, will try to rip you off by charging you an incorrect sales tax instead of going by your state's auto sales tax. Devin tried to charge me 6% sales tax for the city I live in instead of using Virginia's auto sales tax which is 4.15%. This would of been an extra $3000 added to my loan. So instead of going by what the DMV says, which is 4%, he goes by what he read on Google. Now I have to handle the sales tax myself at the DMV and had to pay out of pocket instead of it being added to the loan. The DMV charged me 4.15%. Who knows how many people this guy has swindled money out of on charging them the incorrect sales tax. I purchased the vehicle 5/26/2022 and it took them 3 weeks to just book a shipping company. uShip quoted me 3-4 days for pick up. It took Audi 3 weeks to just set up retrieval, and then another week for delivery (which is reasonable coming from the West Coast). Don't ever let them talk you into shipping the vehicle for you, you'll be waiting over a month if not longer to get your vehicle! Another huge negative was it took them over a month to ship my paperwork to the DMV! I received the car and couldn't drive it for a week because they were too busy dragging their feet and not sending the title to the correct recipients. This makes me feel like they don't know how to do their jobs. I have no idea how Brian Reed is a Sales Manager. Brian is a liar and his incompetence at his job baffles me. He lied to me about the date my NSX was being shipped out. I had repeatedly asked him for the Bill of Lading once the vehicle was finally picked up and he still to this day has never given me the BOL, even after numerous emails have him saying he was going to send it to me. Not once was I rude or disrespectful to anyone that works at Audi Tacoma, but when they received my money for the vehicle they stopped responding to any of my emails and did not return any of my calls. I expect this at an auto broker type dealership but not a legit name brand dealership like Audi! I spent over $150k on this vehicle and I expected the equivalent level of service throughout this whole process from sales, financing and the shipping dept. I was treated like I was some kid buying a cheap Nissan Sentra! When I finally received my NSX, I was disappointed to find that the driver's seat had extreme wear, like an old caddy! If you spend this kind of money you expect great quality, or at least full disclosure of any imperfections. They failed to disclose this and hid it from potential buyers by taking certain angles in the pics. If they failed to state the seat is in poor condition who knows what else they failed to mention.

J.A. G.

Had to rush home this weekend for my last Grandmother's funeral, and they sold a Maserati out from under me, even though I offered to sign the credit paperwork and put the full downpayment on the car as a deposit until early opening on Monday when I could get back. Test drove the car, had them appraise my car, reached a consensus on a deal. The least a place could do is hold a car for a weekend with full deposit and credit approval while I bury a loved one. Their pathetic "our condolences for your loss" right before they sold it rubbed salt into these wounds. Absolutely despicable place with zero ethics, I wouldn't give these aholes water if they were dying in the Gobi Desert of thirst. Do NOT shop at this place for any type of luxury car, the service just isn't there for that caliber of purchase. And if you do, I would steer wide and clear of Mike S. in sales, and his boss Joe S. in sales management, as these type of people are the dregs of society.

The proposal with the incorrect price. Some of the text messages.

I wish that I would have read the Yelp and Better Business Bureau reviews prior to going to Larson Audi. After test-driving a few cars, Darryn O was very patient. Once, I decided on a car and a price, Darryn said he would email me an invoice. The initial proposal had a different price. He never sent the invoice and stopped responding. I spoke with Amir, he said that he pulled the deal from Darryn and could not honor the price because I didn't come back to the dealership. I did not buy the vehicle. It is common decency to be honest. This dealership must have a culture of deception and lacks professionalism.

Audi Tacoma is the worst, I don't even know where to begin. They hounded me for weeks to bring in my 2018 S6 and swore they wanted to buy it, even gave me a price over the phone. I insisted I didn't want my time wasted and they insured me that was not the case. When I got there the manager was barking that they are not interested, even after they gave me their word, shady business to say the least, just like all Larson dealerships.

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Amy, thank you so much for your review and terrific comments.

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Audi Tacoma - car_dealers - Updated May 2026

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