xreycon

I know it's 4 years/50,000 but what does it cover?

I am trying to find specifics about what's included and what's not, but can't find it anywhere.

Anybody know where I can find this info.?

Thanks all.

idealdreams

Not sure where you can find exact specifics, but it covers manufacturer defects or the premature breaking/malfunction of components. I.e. if your MMI stopped working tomorrow and you're within the 4 years/50,000 miles, it's covered. It DOESN'T cover damage that YOU caused to the car - i.e. if you didn't change your engine oil for 48k miles and the engine explodes, Audi won't cover that.

uberwgn

Xrey, if you are in the USA, you'll find the AoA warranty to be as comprehensive as anyone else's. Was there something specific you are worried about? Modifications you are pondering that will void portions of the warranty, etc?

PghRich

It warrants that all of the components of the car will work as designed, as long as propoer maintenance is performed, excluding wear items, for the duration of the warranty.

You can go to https://autoconsumerinfo.com/warranty/audi/ and hit New, and click on the ? of each type to see their interpretation.

But there really aren't many details.

xreycon

Thanks for that PghRich, that seems like an excellent website. Have you found it to be pretty accurate / reliable.

Do you know if the maintenance MUST be preformed at an Audi dealership to be considered "proper" maintenance. Are there any maintenance that could cause issues with the warranty if DYId.

I wish the details were available for many of these things before a vehicle purchase so the consumer can read them and get informed before the purchase. Pamphlets and booklets and websites get outdated - customer agreements don't.

Mostly just wanting information. And like I said to PghRich above, also wondering if the maintenance MUST be preformed at an Audi dealership to be considered "proper" maintenance. Are there any maintenance that could cause issues with the warranty if DYId.

Thanks idealdreams. Right - things are covered as long as there was proper maintenance.

SchwarzS6

Maintenance is not required to be done at an Audi Dealership, nor can they make this a requirement. But the maintenance does need to be done according to the schedule and you must keep records if the maintenance is not done at the dealership.

PghRich

Yes, proper maintenance can be done anywhere. And a warranty claim can only be denied if recommended maintenance wasn't followed and could reasonable be a cause the issue. E.g., they can't deny a claim for a failed left rear spring because you didn't change your oil at 10k intervals.

xreycon

Thanks