Audi girl

Well the flywheel wasnt rattling its balls off when I bought it, the dash pod was fine when I bought it. You could only see the snapped springs if it was up on ramps and you had a long mirror to get down to where it was snapped which i don't happen to own 😂😂 and tyres are no biggy. Wear and tear happens on all cars 😂😂

They snapped 😂 They must have been snapped before I bought the car cuz I would have noticed if it had been since I owned it 😂 God knows how the previous owner managed it 👎🏻

Rear springs need replacing, 3 new tyres and my flywheel still needs to be fitted 😂😂 FML 🙊 and MOT

Three and a half weeks later and my cars back. Apparently it started to work again all on its own 🤔 Its got other work to be done though so still can't drive it 😭😂

My whole dash pod needs replacing Trevor as everything's gone to !Removed! on it. Audi only deal with genuine parts so putting a cheap one in will be no good as Audi will need to reprogram it all. Spoke to lots of "Audi specialist" as they call themselves and the price Audi is charging is pretty bang on. Still not wanting to pay for a manufacturing fault on a 6 year old car 😂 Should never have gone after only 6 years in my opinion xx will keep you posted 😊

Still communicating with Audi 😭 Just want me baby back

Prefer my Audi. This things like a tank to drive.... and run 😂😂

It's driving me nuts. Luckily my dad has too many cars so iv got his x5 till my car is back on the road 🙃

I have been arguing with my local Audi for three days 😂 I have now gone higher, just waiting for a response. Just hoping it's a common fault as it was with the TT model x

That's helpful 😂

Dash pod has gone on my car. Having a lot of trouble with Audi dealer. Iv read it's common fault mostly in tt's but fairly common in a3's. Was on watchdog because of tt problem, Audi took responsibility for tt models but none other which baffles me? Anyone else had problems with dash pod? £800 charge for it yet others had it replaced free of charge? im a student and mum and can't afford this when it looks to be a common manufacturing fault? thanks in advance x