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Got my car last Thursday. It was with them for 9 days and they finally got the replacement done. Thank you Audi of Canada for honoring your warranty. You have given me reason to pick Audi again when car # 2, # 3, etc, are needed!

FranA3, your A3 looks mint, buddy! If your doors have never been replaced/repainted, I would give the 12 year rust warranty a try with your local Audi dealership. Just make sure you let them know right off the bat that the rusting is not something you could have prevented nor something you...

An update to my situation. Audi of Canada has approved replacing all 4 of my doors. Bringing the car into Audi Midtown on Tuesday, then they will apparently need 4 - 5 days to work on it. I'm hoping they really are replacing them and not just paint them over. If I'm promised 4 new doors...

An update to my situation. Audi of Canada has approved replacing all 4 of my doors. Bringing the car into Audi Midtown on Tuesday, then they will apparently need 4 - 5 days to work on it. I'm hoping they really are replacing them and not just paint them over. If I'm promised 4 new doors...

An update to my situation. Audi of Canada has approved replacing all 4 of my doors. Bringing the car into Audi Midtown on Tuesday, then they will apparently need 4 - 5 days to work on it. I'm hoping they really are replacing them and not just paint them over. If I'm promised 4 new doors...

The Audi A3 does have a rust issue. At the bottom exterior of every door you will find a plastic strip that is screwed on to the door. Over the years of ownership and day-to-day usage, it is possible that the screws cause a rust spot to break out and eventually seep upwards towards the...

The Audi A3 does have a rust issue. At the bottom exterior of every door you will find a plastic strip that is screwed on to the door. Over the years of ownership and day-to-day usage, it is possible that the screws cause a rust spot to break out and eventually seep upwards towards the...

The Audi A3 does have a rust issue. At the bottom exterior of every door you will find a plastic strip that is screwed on to the door. Over the years of ownership and day-to-day usage, it is possible that the screws cause a rust spot to break out and eventually seep upwards towards the visible...