I brought my vehicle into Audi Midtown for a recall on January 29th. The service centre claimed to have worked on the vehicle before smelling a fuel leak and opening the hood (though the dash-cam in the vehicle shows the hood was opened 30 minutes after being delivered with the mechanic inspecting the engine bay) to see the high-pressure fuel pumps needed to be changed and would cost $2,800 plus labour. I asked for the vehicle to be reassembled and I would deliver the vehicle to my mechanic for further inspection and the employee agreed to reassemble the vehicle.
Two hours later I received a call stating that they could not reassemble the vehicle because they jammed a manifold bolt and would have to replace the fuel pumps in order to fix the manifold bolt. I refused as this experience continued to become more exasperating throughout. I got the car towed to my mechanic and upon arrival, parts were missing which Audi said were all in the vehicle. Upon further inspection, Audi bent the remaining manifold bolts as well as the one that became jammed. The explanations given by the employee was constantly changing from when the fuel leaked was discovered to when the hood was lifted. Furthermore, damaging the vehicle and not performing the proper repairs is reprehensible from any dealership, let alone Audi Canada. All repair costs were incurred to the client and Audi has taken zero responsibility.