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I remember reading similar nonsense on one of these forums a couple of years ago, but don't recall the outcome. It may pay you to search the subject, but it may take a while as it is a common complaint.

Don’t know the particular history of the car, but any condensation should dissipate. On headlights, which are likely LED, then there’s no heat compared to xenon or halogen bulbs and projector lenses. Has the engine bay ever been washed? On the rear lights, then moisture shouldn’t be there. Not aware of the wrong washer solution. Sounds like a fob off. For warranty claims, the main dealer is simply acting as the franchise agent to administer. Ultimately any claims against Audi are paid for by them. Stand your ground and escalate if need be. In the meantime, considering better weather should be coming, you can use a couple of bags of silica if you can get into the light surround to try and draw out any moisture.

Under the same conditions that you didn’t leave his premises until the car was paid for - I would be making sure you don’t leave his premises until your refund is in your bank account. Regards, Gareth.

Take advice from CAB if you don’t get a positive response from the seller following advising them of the problem in writing As I understand it, you must give them an opportunity to rectify the issue, but beware that they may play you out of time in terms of your option to reject the vehicle within 30 days. What sort of warranty did they give you? Regards, Gareth.