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Eugene, OR

JP Auto

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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I am on a road trip from SoCal driving my Bolt. I started having problems charging and it was…read morereally stressful so far from home. I made a service appointment online on Sunday night for Monday morning. Pulled in and was greeted by Rene. I was stressed and pretty frazzled. He got me checked in. I waited in their waiting room which had plenty of comfortable seats. I made myself a cup of tea from their well stocked coffee bar and settled in. The good news was that problem was fixed with a software update and they even charged my car. Rene was super sweet and walked me to my car to make sure everything was ok.

I was shocked that a business like this can exist in Eugene... or anywhere…read more The amount of overcharging i experienced is staggering. When I think of how many people they are stealing from, it honestly makes me sick to my stomach. I took my GMC Sierra in for a few things. Never again. When they give you a quote check on your phone. You'll see. An oil gauge for my truck should run $188-$208. It's a $58 part and the rest is labor. They quoted me $580. You wouldn't believe what they charged me for a simple brake job. Over $3000 with an oil change. ( And I asked them to check two running lights ) They already had the truck for a couple of days before I caught them. The last thing I wanted to do was to have them sabotage my vehicle because I wouldn't pay their outrageous prices. Learned my lesson. My new shrieking brakes can be heard from a mile away & they feel worse. At first, I was puzzled on the prices. I mentioned it to the guy who wrote it up. He agreed it was high. Midway through, I complained to management, & they said that I could get the employee rate and they too agreed my quote was high. I got the call that my truck was ready. The lady said she had the final bill... somewhere around $3000. Not sure what kind of discount I received, guess they rip off employees too. Because I got the money together, went in there to pay, and the bill had jumped up to $3200 in an hour for no reason. Just tacked it on. They said they replaced 2 running light bulbs for free. Rich... These are our local GM representatives. A stain on Eugene.

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I watched one of their employees in a Kendall van with parts and accessory get out, pick up a flag…read morethat had fallen to the ground, put it back up, and show their respect.

I purchased a 2016 EcoDiesel from Kendall Ford of Eugene in March 2024. After paying over $25,000…read morefor the truck, within 8 days, the truck was in their shop for approximately 3-4 months due to complete mechanical failure (including throttle control and fuel system components). Completely inoperable. Supposedly there was an "extensive inspection" on this truck, even though it broke down completely 8 days after I bought it, and it had to be trailed back to Kendall Ford of Eugene. While in the shop for nearly 4 months, numerous parts were replaced to include the high pressure fuel pump, the air filter, the air intake, and turbo flanges. But they never corrected the original issue and it had to be sent to multiple dealerships to even become functional again. 8 days after I bought it. Less than 2 years later, the same issue is still prevalent and worsening (electronic throttle control + DPF failure). I contacted the dealership to resolve this directly, and the only solution offered was to trade the vehicle in at a significantly reduced value (worth almost nothing, as it is once again, not functional) with no acknowledgment of the recurring issue despite numerous service records. I will never go back here for any reason. They value their dollar over you, and aren't shy about it. Even knowing I was a veteran coming off a serious car accident didn't stop them from selling me a vehicle that broke within 8 day of purchase. Do you really think they care more about you? Thank you for reading. I will update this review based on how Kendall chooses to handle this situation. Please comment if you want any source documentation at all.

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Justin Bowser is such a pleasure to work with in the service department, wouldn't book with anyone…read moreels!

After your Toyota vehicle is serviced at a shop it is good practice to verify that the service work…read morerequested was actually done and done correctly. For example, decades ago my 1971 Ford F-100 pickup truck's oil pump failed. An independent shop replaced the oil pump. After driving the truck home I looked underneath the truck to check it out. I was surprised to find that the oil pan mounting bolts were all loose... A more recent example at Eugene's Kendall Toyota for routine maintenance: Oil change, tire rotation, tire pressure check, air and oil filters, etc. The most frequent problem: The tire valve stem caps were not tightened. And after one service visit, one cap was missing. Maybe a loose cap fell off on the way home. A more serious problem was over-filling the crankcase with oil. See the first photo. As shown, the oil level was above the dipstick "full" mark (right side in the photo), estimated at 3/8-qt high. As shown in the 2nd photo, I used a Mighty-Vac hand vacuum pump with about 2 feet of small white plastic tubing to suck the excess oil out, via the dipstick tubing, into the plastic container shown in the photo. The white tubing was inserted into the dip stick tubing as far down as it would go, then the excess oil was sucked out with the Mighty-Vac pump. Then there's the tire TPWS synchronization problems with a 5-tire rotation. Yes, I have five full size tires all with TPWS sensors. That took three visits to Kendall to get them up to speed on how to do a 5-tire rotation so that the TPWS works properly without error codes. Given the above, I now check the oil level dip stick, the tire valve stem caps and the TPWS before I drive away from the shop.

JP Auto - autorepair - Updated November 2026

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