Quality Guarantee
Audi is one of the few manufacturers that is still making performance sedans. Its entry RS sedan is the RS3, an absolutely cracking driving experience that will leave one wondering why on earth vehicles that deliver such a phenomenal drive are going the way of the dodo.
Related: Everything that you need to know about the Audi RS3
For a vehicle to convey such an engaging encounter it must be mechanically sound and Audi's mark of quality ensures just that. Audi is so confident in the build quality of the RS3 that they offer one of the most comprehensive warranties available for a sedan.
Let's take a look at what the warranty covers and what the Freeway Plan will and won't cover
The Warranty
The updated Audi RS3 comes standard with a 1-year / unlimited-distance warranty. This warrants that the vehicle is free from defects in material and workmanship according to current industry standards. This means that if a component or system becomes defective within the one-year period, Audi will replace or repair the part according to technical requirements.
The warranty and Audi Freeway Plan do NOT cover the following:
- Alteration to or modification of the vehicle
- Service and/or maintenance by a non-authorised workshop
- Repair of any windscreen, windows, damaged glass, carpet, trim, seat covers, soft-top canvas and/or frames, sunroof pane, paintwork or body panels
- Damage caused as a result of an accident, the use in the vehicle of oils, lubricants, and other additives not approved by the manufacturer
- Industrial pollution and rust corrosion
- Neglect, improper handling or misuse of the vehicle, including but not limited to any form of race competition
- Poor road and adverse driving conditions
- Fitment of any accessory or equipment not approved by Audi South Africa.
- Replacement of tyres, balancing and wheel alignment
- If services are not carried out within one 1 month or 1000km of the specified service interval it could invalidate the Plan
The Audi Freeway Plan can be extended from 5 year / 100 000km to a maximum of 7 year / 200 000 km's (whichever occurs first) from the date of initial delivery with extension applications being lodged prior to the expiry of the original plan.