Volkswagen customer service

Volkswagen is a German automaker originally started in 1937. The German translation for Volkswagen is automobile for the people. For customer support Volkswagen has a web page designated to the top 10 frequently asked questions, as well as phone and email support.

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Posted by Daniel


Dear Volkswagen,
I have wanted to purchase an EV for several years now, and after watching hundreds of YouTube videos, listening to countless podcasts and conducting all manner of internet research, I had concluded that the iD4 Pro S might be the perfect vehicle for me.
But...I was terrified. In fact, I had nearly placed an order on-line more times than I can remember, but my questions and fears proved insurmountable and I could not "pull the plug" and make it happen.
That is...until that cold Saturday on January 14th, when I stepped into Northampton VW (MA) and was greeted by Eric Barrera and his sunny smile. Eric instantly made me feel at ease with his friendly disposition, taking the time to listen to my disorganized ramblings and seeking to really hear and understand my needs. He clearly was also exceptionally well-versed in the technology and particular features of the iD4, and provided answers to my many, many questions. Perhaps more importantly, Eric never made me feel pressured at any time throughout the experience.
After test driving an iD4 and his stellar introduction to the product, Eric was attempting to assist me place an order for a 2023 iD4 when he received a message from VW that he had not seen before: "no additional orders for the iD4 were being accepted." Naturally I was instantly filled with regret that I had missed my window of opportunity, but Eric assured me he would use every resource at his disposal to identify a vehicle meeting my specs, and promised to call me when he had.
I had originally anticipated waiting many months for Eric to locate a vehicle, so imagine my great surprise when I received a phone call Monday morning informing me that a vehicle meeting my criteria had just been delivered to the dealer. The next day I came into the dealership and signed the requisite paperwork and loan documents, and had every expectation that I would be driving my new car before the end of the week.
When Eric telephoned the following day I expected to hear that my vehicle was ready. Instead, Eric regretfully informed me that the vehicle I had "purchased" the previous day was actually a rear wheel drive, and he had remembered that I had been very specific about wanting an all-wheel drive. He urged me not to worry...that he thought there might be another delivery within the week that would be the trim I wanted.
Even as Eric explained this to me that morning I remember feeling excessively grateful for this rare example of honesty and integrity. Since I had already signed the paperwork, and that car with that VIN had been insured in my name, I wondered how much easier might it have for been for someone less scrupulous to ignore this pesky detail? In reality, how long might it have taken me to discover the truth? Having never owned an EV, might I have simply taken ownership and thought only "these EVs suck in the snow!"? By the time I discovered my car was in fact a rear wheel drive, Eric might have made any number of excuses (i.e., that he had told me the car was rear wheel drive when he hadn't, or that I had not been clear about this detail when I had).
Simply put, Eric did the right thing, even when the right thing was hard to do...and I was blown away!
The conclusion to my rambling "love letter" is just this:
1. I am now a proud EV owner and that is a really big deal to me;
2. I have confidence in the quality of my new vehicle and am already thrilled with its performance (although the lack of essential infrastructure and reliable high speed charging is an entirely different story!); and, most importantly:
3. I have what feels like solid trust in Northampton Volkswagen.
And undeniably, I have Eric to thank for these literally transformative outcomes!
The iD4's performance and excellent reviews may have first captured my attention and brought me through the door that day, but it was Eric's patient approach, belief in the product and unimpeachable integrity that sealed the deal!
I had expected to receive some invitation from VW to complete a survey related to my recent purchase, and if one had come I would have rated my experience as superlative in every regard. When no such survey presented itself I nevertheless felt I must express my very high opinion for Eric's outstanding skill and for his unique role in bringing my dreams to life!
Very truly yours,
Dan Harrison
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Posted by Anonymous


My grandaughter purchased a used 2012 VW Tiguan from AutoNation VW in Las Vegas, Nevada in November 2019. It was purchased with 2 remote keys. Two days after purchased she discovered one of the remotes did not work. She took it back into the dealership and they replaced the battery but it still didn't work. She took it in again and they were going to reset the remote but found it must have been dropped in water by the previous owner and was rusted. The sales manager said it would be $400 to replace it. She told him I bought it with 2 remotes therefore they should be responsible to replace it. The sales manager then told her he would split the difference. She can not afford to do that for one and two they should be the ones to pay for the additional key not her. A call was made to the Sales Manager, Robin, but there has been no return call. She and I neither one are happy about they are quick to sell a vehicle but not to ensure all devices work and are supplied to the new owner. We will never go back to purchase another vehicle from this establishment and we will share our disappointment on social media. We will not recommend anyone we know to buy from them.

Posted by Disappointed


My husband and I purchased an Atlas at Gunther Voltswagon in Davie, Fl in Nov 2018. We took the car home and found that I was unable to drive it due to health issues. We called the next day and asked to bring it back. The sales person said that he was not sure what he could do. When we went to the dealership the sales person had us speak to the manager. Since we could not return the car, we asked to upgrade to the automatic version and pay the difference. The manager said this was not possible since our credit was good and the deal went through electronically. If our credit was bad it may have taken longer so he would have done something. Then he said since it was the end of the month, he could not do anything but if it was in the middle he may have been able to do something. We still have the car and I cannot drive it. I just feel we were taken advantage of for the time we purchased the car. I would say to beware of buying at the end of the month. They did nothing to help us or even try to work with us. To me that is poor service. They obviously don't stand behind their product or care about their customers. Just the sale!!!

Posted by Anonymous


I have a registered complaint. You MUST contact me promptly. I have made multiple calls. the case # is 181191258
Deborah Armstrong

You will have a bigger case on your hands soon.

Posted by Anonymous


I do not own a Volkswagon but I would like to say how much I love your Tiguan commercial. It makes me laugh everytime I see it.

Best commercial in a while!!!!!!

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