Audi A6 Avant electric window problems

My car is a 2012 Audi A6 Avant, which I bought from a local Audi dealer when it was six months old. Today, the driver's side window stopped working. Should I complain to the dealer? The vehicle's warranty expired in October.

Asked on 1 August 2016 by berrybez

Answered by Honest John

Always worth complaining to the dealer you bought the car from. He may offer some goodwill. He may not. And that is the basis on which you judge him over any future transactions, including buying a new car from him.

Tags: dealer warranty technical issues

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