Please consider going a few towns over to a different Subaru dealership.
Me and my family have never seen such unprofessionalism and horrendous customer service in our whole lives.
The people I'm referring to here is Drew, a salesperson and George, a sales manager.
It's a known fact that dealerships receive bonuses, have dealer incentives and etc.. Even if you receive a car under invoice, there is still money being made for them. However if you are a negotiator, they will become easily frustrated and agitated with you. This was one of my problems. My point is, who doesn't want to save anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Anyone could use that towards tuition, textbooks, gas, etc. Everything honestly counts nowadays, especially if you have children.
I came back the same day to have the salesperson write that the deposit for the car, which was $500.00, could be refunded and to clarify on the warranty. He said "Why don't I just give you your money, we don't need it." Just because I came back to clarify on something; this is what we got. And I can tell you, we were nothing but friendly and respectful when we walked through the door, this salesperson and his sales manager on the other hand, I can't even describe.
While this is all happening, the salesman told us "I don't know what to write" when we asked for a written agreement that the deposit could be refunded in case of something happening. This is when he looked towards the Sales Manager George with a smirk and said, "Are you listening to this?" right in front of us. I honestly couldn't believe it.
Then their own Sales Manager jumped into the conversation and said "We honestly don't need your money, I don't need your money." While they are handling this situation highly unprofessionally, the manager went on saying that our salesperson has been doing a great job with us, basically telling us that we are the ones that are hard to deal with.
Yet, this was the salesperson who had no enthusiasm greeting us and when we went on a test drive, he literally showed us nothing about the car's interior, dashboard, etc. He only handed us the keys. It also seemed like every time my mom, who's buying the car, opened her mouth he let out a big sigh as if he was wasting his time.
The manager there wanted us to appreciate our time with this salesperson, to him this is what he calls superb customer service. read more