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The AA and RAC always have introductory offers for new customers. Their renewal prices are ridiculous but if you can get through to them and haggle then you can lower those prices. What I do is alternate between both companies. Every yer as one comes to an end I go to the other and take up their introductory rates. I also use Topcashback or Quidco and end up receiving another £30 or so in cashback after a while. You gotta be savvy with these companies. They don't reward you for loyalty anymore. If anything they penalise you for being loyal.

Well do let us know what you come up with Chirag. I think it is standard on post 2016 Audi's. I'd love those on my car.

Hi Everyone This is my 3rd Audi and by far the best. Beautiful car and drive beautiful.

Hi All Can anyone recommend any Audi specialists in the Romford area? I am looking to get some work done on my 2012 A7 3.0 TDi. I need to get my transmission fuel changed apparently and also need a brake fluid change according to Audi. Harold Wood Audi have quoted me £500 for a transmission fluid change and about £50 (not sure of this figure) for a brake fluid change. Do these figures look reasonable? Should I look for a cheaper quote locally? I can see that I can purchase the a kit from eBay for around £130 for the transmission fluid change. Saw some videos online and can see that the process requires a computer to be plugged in. Is that necessary or can a local mechanic carry out this job without a computer. Would appreciate if someone can recommend a good indy garage locally and whether it would be better to go main dealer for these two jobs.