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I will be very interested to know how that goes. My SQ5 Edition 1 2025 car is still with Audi after 3 weeks. We are seeking legal advice after going through Audi UK and now VW finance. Annoying it's on a pcp but with a hefty deposit from the sale of my car. We want a replacement.

Thanks to you all for your help and non biased help. I will not accept driving it. I did say I would ask them to sign a declaration that it is safe to drive, the conversation then switched to him talking to the new car manager. Tomorrow I hope we can move things fwd. I will let you know

I hope this is how I reply to you. The letter is very helpful but the faults have all been different, apart from air suspension, which they said was fixed with a software update but was not. This had to be replaced. The car was bought on 21st June so I'm beyond 6 months, just. Still worth pressing to reject I think. The dealer would be happy for me to drive it until the fault code is back. As a lone female I am certainly not going to drive it and get stranded.

Hi all, I have joined you all as I am really not sure what to do about my totally faulty 2025 SQ5 It has had drive train faults Air suspension fault, not fixed by software update but needed replacing Cameras not working so front collision detection off, high beam assist off etc Now it's back in Audi with Hold brake fault. This was a red stop the car and don't drive message. The dealership can't match the fault codes that the VW breakdown guy logged and said it needed new brake servo unit. They are testing now but are happy to let me have it back with this safety fault. Any ideas what to do? The bar is set so low by Audi they don't feel these faults are worrying. I promise I will reply to anyone who answers me.