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Volkswagen Touareg Dealer Practices Pros and Cons
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2011 Volkswagen Touareg Pros and Cons etiennelau They like to pressure you into oil changes sooner than required. Dealers in general do not provide good followup and considering this is a > $40,000 vehicle that's not good. |
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2008 Volkswagen Touareg Pros and Cons A member in Western Australia, Australia Dealer wanted to charge me $4500 for the auxiliary drive shaft replacement which I had done by a Euro Specialy repair shop for $1300. Next time I willdo it myself with parts out of the US. $85 for a wiper blade - you must be kidding. My Porsche is only... |
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2008 Volkswagen Touareg Pros and Cons Member3288 Mine is 400 miles away. I do my own work as most dealers have no clue. Dishonesty - I bought my V8 from a dealer who sold me the vehicle with 2 faulty keys and refused to pay to reprogram them. Outrageous costs |
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2009 Volkswagen Touareg Pros and Cons Member3335 For the most part I felt very uneasy at the dealership. They tried to put me into one with manual seats as they were not selling. Who would drop $45K for a vehicle with manual seats. They also gave me a hard time honoring Costco / USAA pricing. |
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2004 Volkswagen Touareg Pros and Cons Member2904 Horrible! HORRIBLE! Buy direct or from a private party if you can. This came from a dealership I felt so slimy and dirty after the experience I had to take a shower. Maybe just this dealer but stay away from Parktown Porsche Audi in St. Louis, Missouri. |
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