Volkswagen Group of America

Taylor Abbott 

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8 years ago

All you have to do is scroll through the comments on this paige to see Audi is not into customer satisfaction. They are profit over people. I have a 2011 a4 and was promised a fix if it failed the oil consumption test, WHICH IT DID. burning 1 quart of oil every 450 miles. They did stage one which helped,adding another 100 miles. Now bring a quart every 530. After they realized the car would need new piston and rings they refused to do anything. This car has a HUGE manufacture defect and yet they lie, and misguide people into... read more

Catharine Cox Langmuir 

on Facebook

8 years ago

Your ad was both rude and dishonest. It was rude because injecting politics into a sports event is rude, and it was rude because it was insulting to all the capable women watching the Superbowl who are not victims and do not wish to be categorized thus. It was dishonest because it fed into the narrative that women are paid less than men. Any difference in pay has long been shown to be as much a factor of the jobs women choose (yes, choose; we aren't forced into them) and the choices women frequently make to drop out of a car... read more

Elaine Kangas Mercer 

on Facebook

8 years ago

Audi, maybe your ad-man can tell his daughter that she is lucky to growing up in America. Instead of saying that all men are valued more than she is, tell her that education for girls is valued as much as for boys. Maybe he'll tell her that she can choose any career that she wants, instead of being limited to a few or none. And that if she decides that she wants a break in her career to focus on raising a family, she can do that too. Perhaps he can tell her that a women's word and a man's word count equally in a court of law... read more