Hey guys Im going to go look at an imola yellow s4 at this dealership in queens, online they have not received the best ratings. Has anyone dealt with them? Know any dirt? Any info would be awesome. Thanks!

I usually stay far away from most small dealerships, especially in NYC. be sure to check for a rolled back odometer by having the vin on hand at your local audi dealership.

a friend once bought a X5that was supposed to be under warranty from such a place....his car actually had 80k as per previous service history on it, but the odometer showed 45k and the car fax was clean.

buyer beware.

I usually stay far away from most small dealerships, especially in NYC. be sure to check for a rolled back odometer by having the vin on hand at your local audi dealership.

a friend once bought a X5that was supposed to be under warranty from such a place....his car actually had 80k as per previous service history on it, but the odometer showed 45k and the car fax was clean.

buyer beware.

+1 All of those small corner dealers seem to be sheisters with a guy named tron who comes out to greet you, especially when they "specialize" in high end cars.

the first mistake is looking at an audi!
the second is ..... well ....

Just have themadhatter take you to the auction and be done with it.

Stay away from nyc, private seller is alright if it hasn't been NYC driven its entire life.

These guys have good cars and prices (in NJ too):

MJTraders
http://www.mjtraders.com/detail-2003-audi-rs6-3836413.html

http://www.mjtraders.com/detail-2002-audi-s6-avant-3632140.html

the first mistake is looking at an audi!
the second is ..... well ....

Just have themadhatter take you to the auction and be done with it.

Yeah yeah :stickoutt


The nice thing about it is they *offer* an extended bumper to bumper warranty, and I got to drive it today.

This dealership in queens just bought the car from auction a few days ago, it was for sale at Sports and Imports in asbury park for a couple months.

There's no guarantee when buying a car from an auction, correct? Sort of a hit or miss no?


I might just take out a loan and buy one privately owned, but even with that there is no warranty unless its already existing on the car.

Yeah yeah :stickoutt


The nice thing about it is they *offer* an extended bumper to bumper warranty, and I got to drive it today.

This dealership in queens just bought the car from auction a few days ago, it was for sale at Sports and Imports in asbury park for a couple months.

There's no guarantee when buying a car from an auction, correct? Sort of a hit or miss no?


I might just take out a loan and buy one privately owned, but even with that there is no warranty unless its already existing on the car.

i wonder if sports and imports still has that white m5 that i went to look at..hmmmm

i wonder if sports and imports still has that white m5 that i went to look at..hmmmm

idk but they have a red rs4 ;)

idk but they have a red rs4 ;)

yea i can get it for sogood cheaper

We've bought from that dealer twice in the last 6 years with very good experience, they're along Jamaica Avenue....a Nissan Sentra and an Xterra...I can vouch a thumbs up:)

I also bought a Honda Odyssey a few blocks down from another dealer last year, so far good as well.

Yeah yeah :stickoutt


The nice thing about it is they *offer* an extended bumper to bumper warranty, and I got to drive it today.

This dealership in queens just bought the car from auction a few days ago, it was for sale at Sports and Imports in asbury park for a couple months.

There's no guarantee when buying a car from an auction, correct? Sort of a hit or miss no?


I might just take out a loan and buy one privately owned, but even with that there is no warranty unless its already existing on the car.

any dealer can sell you an extended warranty, there is no secret trick to getting a car with a warranty.

post the vin for the car and I'll tell you how much they paid for it. ;)