Used 2011 Audi A4 for Sale

Worked with Zee. He had a basic approach..."Let the car sell itself". He allowed my 18 year old son, and myself, fiddle around, purposely stall the car to check the clutch, and test drive without being anywhere around. "Just come for me when you're finished". The car was in great shape and cleaned up both inside and out; including the engine compartment. Great experience. Only comment would be ....... provided only one key/FOB. Turns out additional $230 to get a second Key from Mazda. Would be nice if TradeMark would take care of this courtesy prior to the sale.

The Audi 2.0T engine is amazing when it’s taken car of properly. There’s 3 major defects that can destroy the engine of these cars so I’d suggest buying out right. A replacement engine new is $8k and used ones are north of $4k with labor. be prepared for that to happen north of 100k miles.

Helpful and friendly environment. Professionals throughout the process. They give further information about the car I wanted, in terms of reliability, maintenance cost and safety.

I always wanted to get an Audi so a few years back I purchased a two year old 2011 Audi A4 Quattro. I mainly got it for the all wheel drive. I use it as our family car. I bought an extended warranty to carry me through 120k miles. During the regular warranty period, I had to use it once because the driver side power window stopped working. But at 110k+ miles - I used the extended warranty (with zero deductible) 3 times for over $12,000 in repairs at the dealer. I had the turbo replaced, the timing chain adjuster, timing chain, cylinder head + other stuff. Parts eventually fail or wear out. I am extremely pleased with the performance of this car and will get another one in the future.

Great people who are willing to go the extra mile, even if it doesn't mean selling you a car. They are polite and timely with responsiveness.

I've had the 2011 A4 for 4+ years now. The exterior of the car is beautiful and ages well. I actually still get compliments on it. Audi is of course known for their interiors and the A4 doesn't disappoint. It's very comfortable and everything is well laid out. Even the interface for the infotainment center is well done, especially the GPS display which is very easy to follow. My only complaint with the car is after 100K+ miles it has more mechanical issues than I would like. There are no major issues, but because it's German fixing minor things can be very expensive, especially at a dealer.

First off, I am shocked to see any negative comment about Sean Kearney. He is the reason I have my car serviced at Landmark. He has been my service manager for 6 years and I have nothing but great things to say about him and the recommendations he has made. He has never lied to me or ripped me off. He has been honest, professional and patient. I always get a full explanation of the suggested work Then I always ask, how long can it wait and what is the priority. My Honda CRV is 12 years old and has 89K miles on it. I know I am going to have to do some big scheduled maintenance in the next year or so. I too had the "slow leak" and there was a nail in the sidewall. I could have gotten it plugged for $25. I also know it weakens the sidewall and when I am hauling down I-95 with everyone else, I do not want my tire to blow. And I never paid $200 for a tire. Sean suggested a front end alignment, I told him it was not in my budget. That was it, No intimidation, no evil, no "you'll be sorry" Could I go to the tire store and buy a cheaper tire, and pay less for installation Probably. HOWEVER, Landmark and Sean like to maintain their reputations. You can read my years of comments on Landmark Honda, Sean & Dave (my previous service manager) on Dealer Rater, Google & Yelp. I am a tough customer and am not about to fall for some sham recommendation I would like to add that I get preferred customer discounts that really help. I also get my car back when I need it back Last week I got an oil change & front end alignment, had them check a light and the movement of the window on the driver door. Then the dreaded call... brakes. Well the truck is 12 years old, it's bound to need new brakes eventually, I am not messing around with my safety and do not want to rear end anyone and you know how quickly we have to stand on the brakes in our traffic. I know no one wants to hear they have to spend $200-500 they were going to use for something else and yes, it will make some people mad. It is what it is but it's not because Sean Kearney is a bum. You don't get the service awards and recognition Sean has received by being a con artist. Sean will be my service manager as long as I am driving a Honda (hey, forever!) NOTE: I am not related to Sean, don't date Sean and he DID NOT offer me and money or services to write this.

This car is great. Definitely a luxury vehicle. I have had some problems previously with the engine and I did have to get it replaced in 2015 after it stopped working, but the Audi dealership did everything for free. The car drives very smooth and it’s good if you prefer heavy cars (like a Mercedes). Because of what happened with the engine, however, I feel a little anxious driving it occasionally.