2002 Audi TT for Sale in San Francisco, CA

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: Manual Color: Desert Green Pearl Description: Used 2001 Audi TT 1.8T quattro Roadster AWD for sale - $7,950, 80,745 miles with Alloy Wheels

Avg. Dealer Rating: (25 reviews) "Wonderful. Very helpful. Worked with me to get a great car."

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: 6-Speed Manual Color: Silver Description: Used 2001 Audi TT 1.8T quattro Roadster AWD for sale - $7,500, 82,420 miles with Alloy Wheels

Avg. Dealer Rating: (12 reviews) "If there were a "Zero" star rating, thats what I would give them. I used the drop down box on the website, asking what their lowest price they would accept on the vehicle. They did not give me an answer, just a telephone sales number to call. Mine was a simple question requiring a simple answer, but they couldn't get that right........ arrogance !"

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: 6-Speed Manual Color: Black Description: Used 2001 Audi TT 1.8T quattro Roadster AWD for sale - $6,900, 93,461 miles with Alloy Wheels

Avg. Dealer Rating: (12 reviews) "letting me know that car is still available"

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: Manual Color: White Description: Used 2002 Audi TT 1.8T 180hp quattro Coupe AWD for sale - $7,995, 78,857 miles

Avg. Dealer Rating: (5 reviews) "Great"

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: 6-Speed Manual Color: Silver Description: Used 2001 Audi TT 1.8T quattro Roadster AWD for sale - $5,900, 181,010 miles with Alloy Wheels

Avg. Dealer Rating: (12 reviews) "Great they den picture and information "

Certified Pre-Owned: No Transmission: 5-Speed Manual Overdrive Color: Blackbrilliant Black Description: Used 2001 Audi TT 1.8T Roadster FWD for sale - $9,991, 49,907 miles

Avg. Dealer Rating: (57 reviews) "Brian was very prompt with responding to my inquiry about the vehicle. Always polite and knowledgeable about their process. Their process is where the experience started to unravel. Brian stated they worked with out of state buyers all the time. However, they wouldn't entertain the option of holding the vehicle I was interested in even with a down payment. Their argument was that it wasn't fair to other potential buyers. My argument is that I'm the buyer. I have a pre-approved loan, I'm actually showing serious interest in the vehicle, I scheduled an inspection from an appraisal company as well along with stating I would definitely purchase the vehicle if the appraisal didn't find anything wrong, yet they'd rather alienate me instead of other people who haven't even shown interest yet. That just seems backwards to me. I kept pressing forward undeterred, jumping through their hoops. They wouldn't negotiate the price, wouldn't allow me to hold the vehicle with a deposit, and I even said I would waive the inspection if they would send me pictures of the undercarriage and engine bay. I got pictures of the engine bay. They refused to take the car to the rack because it was in the showroom. What did they expect when the inspection company showed up? So, the day the inspection is supposed to take place I get an email saying the vehicle was purchased at 8:30 the night before... Brian said he was sorry. That goes a long way, yea? It was a great waste of time for both him and myself. Makes me think someone at the dealership decided to buy it and my interest put them on the spot. Just a theory. My experience might be an isolated one. However, I thought it prudent to post just to warn other out of state buyers that potential customers are more important to this dealership than actual ones. Go figure."