Minnesota Audi Car Dealers

If you are in the market for a new Audi car or truck, your search should begin at Edmunds.com. Our expansive network of Minnesota Audi car dealerships gives car buyers the ability to start shopping for their new or used vehicle from the convenience of their desktop. Once you locate Audi car dealers in Minnesota, you can compare online price quotes to find the lowest possible rate. Whether you are interested in a car, truck, SUV, wagon, or minivan, the comprehensive listing of Minnesota Audi car dealerships at Edmunds.com is a great place to start.

Choose a different Minnesota car dealership
Choose a Minnesota car dealership by County

MN Audi Car Consumer Discussions

Re: Discounting on 2010's [telebump]: by JBaumgart on Fri Sep 25 09:31:21 PDT 2009; telebump, the problem is that the two Audi dealers in the Twin Cities (Carousel and Maplewood) share common ownership so they have near total control over Audi pricing. I've owned two Audis previously and to get a decent price on one of them I went to Rochester to buy it after both dealers here would not budge. After Rochester the next two closest dealers are in Eau Claire and LaCrosse, WI. Good luck -

Discounting on 2010's: by telebump on Fri Sep 25 08:27:00 PDT 2009; It seems like I am having an entirely different purchasing experience in Minnesota than others are having in other locations. The dealer up here has basically zero inventory and is doing essentially no discounting. $500 off MSRP is the best I can get. I am more particular on the trim package (prestige) but it seems like people are getting much better deals than what we are seeing up here in MN. Anyone else experiencing the same in their markets? And I already walked from one deal with them on an '09. They are firm on their price. Any suggestions?

Towing with a Q5: by JBaumgart on Fri May 01 12:32:50 PDT 2009; The Q5 is rated to tow up to 4,400 lbs. Has anyone here who's been shopping for a Q5 asked whether or not Audi has their towing accessorties developed and in stock? When I bought an Audi Allroad in 2001 after they had first come on the market, it took Audi months before the two hitch was available. Also if anyone has actually towed with a Q5 I'd be interested in hearing their comments - it just seems like a pretty small SUV to be rated at 4,400 lbs.

Re: I just got my S5 Auto Trans [dsw]: by margee53089 on Thu Jul 24 13:23:44 PDT 2008; I ordered my S5 in January from my regular Audi guy here in Milwaukee, WI. After 3 months of waiting I was told they didn't think I'd get one this year!!! Being highly annoyed, I got a hold of a guy in MN who promised me one by November, so I ordered one with him, too. On a whim I went to test drive the A5 (not even close to the S5. I also test drove the RS4...holy cow!!!!) with a dealer in a Milwaukee suburb which is owned by the other Milwaukee dealer. I was criticizing my first dealer and these new guys then told me I could have a car by October, so I said "hey, I don't care who gets me the car...first come, first buy". They said they'd call me the next day and then I got a call that night from the GM of the original Milwaukee Audi place and miraculously my car was being built and should be here in two weeks. They say that they got an allocation but the timing seemed odd. Maybe they didn't want to lose a good customer and bumped someone else...don't know...don't care. In two weeks I hope I'm breaking in my 2009 S5!!! Wish me luck and good luck to everyone else waiting. The whole situation really is ridiculous. I always figured if you had the money you could buy whatever you wanted, but I guess Audi doesn't follow those rules!

Re: S5 Purchase [schuhcc]: by margee53089 on Mon May 05 07:00:08 PDT 2008; Thanks a lot! In between our conversations, I ended up contacting someone in MN and they said they'll have a 2009 in for me in six months. I guess if I've waited this long, I may as well get the 2009, so I have it on order with them. If this one falls through I will definitely follow up with your guys. Boy oh boy, this better be worth the wait!!

Re: Crossroads [sobrokenow]: by marleybarr on Sat Dec 31 09:51:21 PST 2005; I had the cam seals/valve gaskets replaced at 80,000 miles. Make sure they do the valve cover gaskets at the same time. The labor is huge to do these gaskets at a later date. If one is leaking, they are both leaking. I paid $2300 for a 3 year extended service plan, so if the exclusion list is short, yours is in the ballpark and a wise investment for this car.

Research Audi Cars

Find a Car Dealer by: State | Make

City & State or Zip Code: