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IBBs Auto Service

3.5 (11 reviews)
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Wonderful only serves station I could find able to help with the collaboration for my intoxalock!! Super friendly give them a go!

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Smith Bros Transmissions and Total Car Care

Smith Bros Transmissions and Total Car Care

3.6
(9 reviews)

Summer time car problems are not fun. We took a chance here for a few issues that needed immediate…read moreattention. Very responsive, fixed the problem and prices much less than the dealer. They service more than transmissions. All in all, a good experience.

Two years ago I thought I was working with a quality business....two years later I find myself…read morewherever did I get that idea. My name is John K and I brought in my 2014 Nissan Sentra to have the transmission replaced with a new one at the cost of $5326.25, a hefty sum. The car was WELL cared for and looked new and thought instead of buying something new, with the cost of cars, I would invest in the car. The car did have 200,000 miles but again after taking well care of the car decided this would be a better investment. Well, two years and 36k miles later the transmission went. Gone..Kaput...I called Doug and he said that it was out of warranty as he warrants for only 1 year on both labor and transmission. Honestly, I didn't think I would have a problem but I signed the invoice and now looking back and reading it, the invoice was just Word Salad to be blunt. Again, I take responsibility...but Doug wouldn't even look at the car and one would think that the transmission would have lasted a little more than 36k...a lot more....I then called Nissan Customer Care and they advised that they would replace the transmission but because I didn't use a Nissan Dealer, that I would have to pay the labor. I called Doug and asked if he would do that and I would pay him for the labor. He said Absolutely NOT. He was not willing to work with me at all. I called Nissan back and they would honor the initial offer at any Nissan Dealership and so I brought it to Nissan of Old Saybrook. They couldn't have been nicer...really they were awesome. They looked at the car and found a problem....Doug did not use Nissan Parts nor does his invoice indicate any part numbers or replacement parts. Nissan would now NOT cover the replacement as Nissan Parts were not used. This place is awful. It is partly my fault, but in my defense I thought one and done and didn't particularly know what the invoice said. The quality of the customer service is a negative 10. While I maintain my cars, I do not pretend to know any repair knowledge. Now I am driving my 1994 Toyota Camry and will buy a new Toyota soon. In the meantime I am going to end up replacing the transmission yet again as a gift to my niece. It will NOT be going to Smith Bros. 36k miles? Really Doug? Not willing to work with Nissan, really?. Extremely poor customer service and standards. Go to Old Saybrook Nissan...they will treat you right....and they are not paying me to say that, it's a fact. I will be posting this review on other platforms as well.

Kia of Old Saybrook

Kia of Old Saybrook

3.0
(61 reviews)

I just purchased a 2027 Kia Telluride from Kia of old Saybrook. I had an exceptional experience…read more When I first drove in a salesman named Nolan enthusiastically greeted me. He helped me through the whole process in a very professional manner. I was very impressed! The whole team was wonderful and they made the sale easy and painless. I wouldn't hesitate to buy from Kia of Old Saybrook and ask for Nolan!

We have had great luck with our 2019 Sorento, and knew that our next vehicle would be a Kia as…read morewell. It's important to lay the ground work for this review. One older Kia to keep Or trade in And the need to have two vehicles when all was said and done We visited the showroom and met Madison (Maddie) Barfield, our Customer Advocate (they don't call them salespeople, and they don't pay commission) last Saturday. She's incredibly knowledgeable and capable, and knows the Kia line and many features very well. We spoke about our needs and expectations, and we ended up looking at a number of vehicles. The gas Sportage didn't get great mileage, the Hybrid was a little more expensive but nearly 50% better mileage, and the plug in hybrid (we thought) was too expensive and required plugging in. But what about the whole issue of still carrying two payments, including one on an older car that was approaching it's 5 year/60 k warranty limit (power train is good to 10/100k at Kia) We started talking about purchasing a second vehicle for our student...the K4 was the perfect blend of style, function, and price for a graduate, right? Maddie introduced us to Bill LeConche, the GM, and he had some ideas... We drove the gas. We drove the HEV, we drove the K4. (Kia has such a great selection of quality vehicles and excellent warranties it's difficult to walk off the lot not seeing something that meets your needs) Maddie continued to assist, answering a ton of questions about functionality (the electronics on these things are amazing), and retrieving different vehicles to check out. Bill crunched the numbers. We had a long chat about the difference between PHEV and HEV. With available incentives, rebates, State programs, the PHEV Sportage became more manageable. And you don't HAVE to plug in. We had an answer! PHEV for us, K4 for our son. But wait, says Bill - what about an SUV for him? Huge style change, but if the numbers work, maybe? The point is, Maddie and Bill worked really hard for this deal. They worked up perhaps 10 different scenarios. They were polite and supportive the entire time. We ended up leaving there tonight (6 days after the journey started) with two brand new PHEV Sportages and trading in the Sorento. It just made sense, and Kia OS helped us see that. Taras Pashchak, the Finance guy, completed all the paperwork for two deals simultaneously. Everyone knows buying a car is like getting a root canal - time consuming, painful, and takes forever (with multiple visits just to add to the fun). The crew at Kia OS did a great job in asking the right questions, meeting our needs, and thinking outside the box. Yes, it still took a while, and multiple visits, but it wasn't painful - it was a great experience. Keep in mind, deals vary tremendously. Ours may not be yours. But they will make it work for YOU.

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