I purchased Ally wheel and tire coverage when I bought my new vehicle from Saline Chevrolet. The…read morevery first time I needed to use it -- for a simple flat tire caused by a nail -- I called the service department to have it repaired under the policy. This should have been the easiest possible use of the coverage. Instead, I was told (with a less-than-pleasant attitude) that because it was the weekend, I would have to pay out of pocket and seek reimbursement from Ally myself. My only other option? Drop the vehicle off and they could "try" to get approval on Monday and "let me know what they say." We're talking about a basic tire patch here -- not a major repair. I even politely asked if they could just repair it and handle the paperwork with Ally on Monday so I could be back on the road quickly. That request was declined. So instead, I drove to Discount Tire. They fixed my flat at no charge -- immediately. While I was there, I ordered $700 worth of new tires. That business would have gone to Saline Chevrolet if they had been willing to simply take care of a customer on a Saturday morning. Poor flexibility, poor customer service, and a disappointing first experience using a product they sold me. It was better when it was Crispin. Unfortunately, I can't recommend Saline Chevrolet's service department based on this experience.

I purchased a used car here in August. I paid cash for the full list price of the car and patiently…read morewaited to take possession of the car while the service department replaced one headlight, one marker light, one front bumper panel, and reconnected the key fob, all of which were not functional or present when I test drove the car. Obviously, this should have been a sign as to how they do business, but I live locally, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt. Upon my first full week of driving the car I discovered it had no front defrost due to a malfunctioning blend door motor. I called the dealership to ask about a resolution to the issue. It took over a month of repeated contact and phone calls with both sales and service to have them agree to just look at the car. After I left the car with the service department, it took them 3 days to call me. They reported it would cost $3,507.00 to restore the front defrost. This repair actually cost less than $1000 at a reputable third-party mechanic, but before authorizing my local mechanic to do the work, I again gave the dealership the benefit of the doubt and tried to see if they could help out a local customer. The initial resolution provided to me by the used-car manager was to sell the car back to the dealership at a $6,500 loss. I proposed several alternative resolutions to the dealership. I offered to pay for the needed parts or possibly return the vehicle for a credit worth the original sale price to be used toward the purchase of another vehicle at the dealership. I was repeatedly told by the used-car manager, and later the operations manager, that they would need to consult with service manager to determine what agreement could be reached. This went on for nearly two weeks, all the while the service department still retained possession of the vehicle and the child car seat inside. I finally decided I had to take repossession of the vehicle without a resolution or even a simple, "no, we can't help you." Absolutely no interest in standing by the vehicle they sold. I was given a total run around for 2 months. In the end, the service department refused to release the original inspection report to me when I asked and then the dealership lied to the Better Business Bureau by claiming they offered me a $500 discount, which they never did. As almost every other review indicates, the service here is the worst I have ever encountered, and I strongly recommend you do business at literally any other dealership in North America.

they do not work well with auto insurance companies. The hourly rate to work on my Chevy EV is…read moreabout $50-60 more than another dealerships, thus out Of my pocket for an insurance claim. I will work with another Chevy dealer who's hourly rates are better.

My wife took her car in for an oil change/tire rotation Oct. 2021. They said she needed brakes and…read morethe paperwork showed it at 3mm and it's in ok shape, but would need brakes soon. Today ( May 2022), I took her car there for an oil change/tire rotation. Crazy how we didn't get the brakes fixed and the brakes now show 4mm and good on the paperwork. How can my brakes improve? ( see photos)OR did you NOT even do an inspection??? Probably didn't even rotate my tires either! LAST TIME I'M GOING HERE FOR ANYTHING!!

I recently went to Briarwood Ford to test drive a Ford Escape. They are friendly and courteous and…read moremost of all honest! I dealt with Mike Collins who my daughter and husband have dealt with before too. Mike was so honest and upfront and not wishy washy about the out the door pricing. He added everything in and gave me a total when other dealerships are misleading, Mike was honest. I couldnt not have asked for a smoother transition purchasing my new car. If you are in need of a used or new car, I would highly recomment Mike Collins!

Never trust their word about their used cars. I bought a used car from them, and in their…read moreadvertisement, they claimed the car had no accidents or damage. The Carfax report they provided also stated that the car was accident-free. Additionally, they included a Blue Ford Certified warranty with the car for 3 months or 4,000 miles. They sold the car to me at the price of a "clean" car. However, before the warranty expired, I discovered the car had an oil leakage. I took it to several mechanics, and they informed me that the car had been in an accident. The previous owner had repaired the exterior for appearance but left significant internal damage unrepaired. These damages are estimated to cost me around $4,000 to fix. I informed the dealership, and they told me to use the warranty. While the warranty covered the oil leakage, it did not cover the accident-related damages. I asked to return the car, but they refused, saying, "It's your car now, and it's not our responsibility." They only offered to repurchase the car at a lower price based on its current condition, even though they had sold it to me at the price of a clean car. They refused to take any responsibility or contribute to the repair costs. They even suggested I contact Carfax for compensation, despite the fact that they are responsible for checking the car thoroughly before selling it. They also claimed to have changed the brakes, but only the front brakes were replaced, not the rear ones. Now, I'm stuck paying a significant amount of money to repair the car, all because I trusted them. I assumed buying a car from a dealership would be safer than buying from a private seller on Facebook Marketplace, but I was wrong. DO NOT trust them. They don't care about customer satisfaction--they only care about making a profit. If you're considering buying a car from them, make sure to have it inspected by a professional mechanic first.

The service manager, Doug, at this dealership is an embarrassment to the Honda brand and a direct…read morerisk to consumers. Doug falsely advised me that warranty work must be performed at the selling dealer. This is a violation of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act, which explicitly prohibits conditioning warranty coverage on the use of a specific dealership. When I cited the law by name, he became combative, accused his own service advisor of lying, dismissed her account as "confusion," and when I requested the name of the owner, responded "you're smart, figure it out yourself" before hanging up on me. He then called me back unprompted. I attempted to de-escalate, stating that we were adults and that he should not be speaking to me the way he was. His response was, "you should look in the mirror." He then continued with name-calling, mockery, and laughter before hanging up on me a second time. My husband was present and witnessed this call. This was not a business dispute -- this was targeted verbal abuse directed at a customer who cited her legal rights. It is fully recorded. The vehicle was purchased new at Suburban Honda. The shock issue has been documented across multiple prior service visits at Tamaroff Honda without resolution, and has been logged with Honda corporate on three separate occasions. This dealership had the ability to verify that service history by contacting Tamaroff Honda directly or by contacting Honda corporate, where the complaint history is on record. They elected to do neither. I was left stranded off-site at the mall from approximately 9:00 a.m. until around 3:30 p.m. with no transportation, no status updates, and no proactive communication from the service department. When I asked Doug for a status on my vehicle during his second call, he told me my car was "sitting out front" and to "come get it," and directed me to ask my service advisor if I wanted to know what had been done. No explanation. No summary of work completed or outstanding. By midday I still had no meaningful information, and I located the General Manager's contact information independently and initiated contact myself. It was the General Manager, Corey, who provided the status update the service department had failed to communicate -- and it was Corey who ultimately ensured the ADAS repair was completed. Doug had only authorized an oil change. The documented ADAS and suspension defects were not addressed until I escalated over his head. Neither Doug nor Corey offered a loaner vehicle at any point. The only mention of a loaner came from the service advisor, and it was explicitly conditioned on me agreeing to pay out-of-pocket for the shock replacement -- despite this being a documented warranty issue. The part also required ordering, meaning the loaner arrangement would have extended into the following day. Conditioning warranty-adjacent assistance on out-of-pocket payment for a covered defect is improper. I purchased this vehicle brand new with 8 miles on it and paid in full. The shock defect has existed since the date of purchase and remains unresolved to this day. It has been documented across multiple service visits at two dealerships and logged with Honda corporate three times. I left this dealership with the ADAS issue addressed only because I escalated to the General Manager myself -- and I left with the shock still broken. A safety-related suspension defect, documented repeatedly and acknowledged by Honda, remains unrepaired. Complaints have been filed with Honda corporate, NHTSA, the FTC, and the Attorney General. All interactions are fully documented, including recorded conversations. I am prepared to produce that documentation publicly if this review is disputed or removed. The facts stated are accurate and documented. I stand by this review in its entirety. This review will be available on other platforms as well. It is also worth noting that I am a woman who cited federal law, asked direct questions, and refused to be dismissed. If that is being characterized as disrespectful, I would encourage this dealership to examine why a customer advocating for herself within her legal rights was met with verbal abuse, mockery, and being hung up on -- and why holding your staff accountable for that conduct is being framed as a lack of respect.

5 STARS for Mo Hassan & the Germain Service Team!…read more This is why my family buys ONLY Hondas and services them at the dealership! Our new Odyssey had the slider door bumped while open and moving. Small dent, but door would not close - unsafe! Our Service guy has been Mo Hassan since purchase of both new Hondas. Mo and team got us asap for a quick check and to drop off overnight. Mo and the Service manager looked at it, then brought out their Ace Technician for a look (Mo, please add his name as I did not write it down)! He smiled, returned with a tool, took 2 bolts off the top hinge, re-set it in the track, bolted it up and WALA. Totally fixed! I am extremely grateful for a Service Team like Mo Hassan, his manager, and the great Technicians at Germain Honda in Ann Arbor, MI!

Had an amazing experience here with Jon Marcum as a sales person. Went in with a true car statement…read moreand they honored the price there in addition to exceeding the offer on the trade at another dealership. Definitely couldn't recommend this place more.

Had a check engine light for thousands of miles but last one was flashing for seriousness. Mike…read moreDelaney replaced one cylinder ignition coil but after an important test drive two more also died. My 253k ram truck has been perfect for last month and I appreciate Genthe and Mike like never before Previous dealer serviced truck many times before with mixed results. Thanks Mike

definitely worth the money. made my car look/smell like it came off the car lot. Also takes pride…read morehis work.

The good: Rich is responsive and offers fair value…read more The bad: he failed to show up three times. It was a different excuse each time. Bummed the company wasnt good becausw mobile service would be ideal

I had a great experience with this shop in Ypsilanti! Dontrae does amazing bodywork--very skilled,…read moreprofessional, and pays attention to detail. He made my car look like new again and kept me updated throughout the whole process. If you're looking for quality work and someone you can trust, I definitely recommend this shop. I'll be coming back for any future work!

DO NOT BRING YOUR CAR HERE. THEY WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOU. Very frustrated with my experience…read morehere. Over $5,000 and still having the exact same problems. The service techs were terrible at communicating (sending infrequent texts with little to no information and avoiding calls when I'd leave messages specifically asking them to call me). We had to go in in-person to have an actual conversation about what was happening with my car. We asked to speak with the service manager several times, but instead the service tech would disappear and say they talked with him. They are incredibly slow to repair vehicles and their loaner vehicles are booked out so far in advance that you have to pay per day for a rental. After informing them I had recently had the catalytic converter replaced twice by another shop, they decided to replace the catalytic converter again instead of looking for other issues. Immediately the problems continues. I brought it back and they replaced it under warranty, however they said that they found a coolant leak that needed to be repaired and subsequently charged me for it. About a month after this repair the check engine light was on again and registering the same codes. I was then informed my vehicle needed a 5th catalytic converter and a new oil cooler because it was leaking coolant again; this is despite them fixing the leak the last time they worked on my vehicle. When I mentioned this the service tech blamed the oil change place for cracking it. They charged me for the cooler. They had my car for a full 2 weeks while I had to pay for a rental. I picked it up and within 24 hours my check engine light was back on. DO NOT TRUST THEM WITH YOUR VEHICLE.

My wife and I have been taking our vehicles to Harry's for a few years. They are always fair and…read moretreat us well. After a few bad experiences with local garages it was refreshing to find a trustworthy group of mechanics who didn't treat the loss of use of a family car as just a minor inconvenience. We would (and do) recommend them to anyone who has asked.

I was picking up an electric harness, for my truck. It looked very simple to do myself. I was given…read morethis Companies name to replace it. I'm so glad I did. The owner was very nice, honest and on time as he stated . Same Day .