I own a 2009 Audi TTS, mileage just over 30,000 with full Audi service history. The nearside running lights (LEDs) have failed and I contact my local Audi dealership regarding a fix. The car is out of warranty by nine months. The dealership told me that as the lights were LEDs they were not expected to fail. What I thought would be a simple bulb replacement is not. It seems the LEDs are an integral part of the headlight and so the whole headlight needs to be replaced. Initial estimate from the dealership was £800, now reduced to £560 as a gesture of goodwill. It seems incredible to me that for a simple bulb failure this sort of expense is required to fix it, on something the dealership itself acknowledges should not fail.