Thoughts on Bell Audi

[Taktix1]

I live in VA but will be traveling up to NJ to visit Bell Audi to pick up my car. It is scheduled to arrive in a few days and I'll be up there on Saturday. I have already put the deposit down and even signed the paper work agreeing on the price of the car and options. Just wanted to see what you all thought of the dealership as I'm hoping I dont go all the way up there and get screwed with stealership games. Thanks!

[equ]

Their service department treated me very well at the last service (even though I didn't purchase the a4 there).

On another note, when the b8 s4 came out in 09 I put a deposit and an order there. Within a few weeks, I got cold feet (work unraveling) and decided to pull out (pretty sure car wasn't built yet, but they wouldn't tell me, anyway my spec was nice and conservative, not a bad one to sit on). It took a bit over a week and some anger to get my deposit back, but they did the right thing in the end (and I really have no business putting in orders and then canceling so some pain is acceptable).

I think you'll be ok so long as you get all the details agreed to (down to doc fees, license/title fees). Refuse all the tire/wheel warranty stuff if I were you (especially where you live the roads aren't that bad). Just be firm and polite..

I just bought a car in North Carolina. A bit stressful agreeing to everything over the phone, and I had a trade-in! But if you have a good salesman/woman it'll work out.

[Taktix1]

Originally Posted by equ

Their service department treated me very well at the last service (even though I didn't purchase the a4 there).

On another note, when the b8 s4 came out in 09 I put a deposit and an order there. Within a few weeks, I got cold feet (work unraveling) and decided to pull out (pretty sure car wasn't built yet, but they wouldn't tell me, anyway my spec was nice and conservative, not a bad one to sit on). It took a bit over a week and some anger to get my deposit back, but they did the right thing in the end (and I really have no business putting in orders and then canceling so some pain is acceptable).

I think you'll be ok so long as you get all the details agreed to (down to doc fees, license/title fees). Refuse all the tire/wheel warranty stuff if I were you (especially where you live the roads aren't that bad). Just be firm and polite..

I just bought a car in North Carolina. A bit stressful agreeing to everything over the phone, and I had a trade-in! But if you have a good salesman/woman it'll work out.

thanks for the info!