I called Corporate Fleet Sales on 11/20/25 at 10:25 a.m. The call was answered by a woman who asked…read morewhat I needed. I asked who I was speaking with, and she said her name was Arlene. I asked Arlene if I could speak with her manager. She then asked if this had to do with me wanting to return a vehicle. Mind you, this was the first time I had ever called this place, and I thought that was a red flag.
I responded that no, it did not, and that I simply wanted to speak with the manager in charge. She then changed her tone with me and said he was not available at the moment. I said okay, no worries, and asked if I could get his email. She then asked what this was about. I told her the issue had nothing to do with her, which was why I was asking for a manager.
At that point she became aggressive with me and said that if I didn't give her my name and number, she wasn't going to help me. Before I could get a word in, she transferred me to a line that rang twice and then asked if I wanted to leave a voicemail.
I decided to call back. This time, the phone was answered by a man named Dennis. He seemed polite at first, but his tone gave off a bad demeanor. I asked if I could speak to the manager in charge, and he asked what the call was regarding. I told him the same thing I told Arlene, but unlike Arlene, Dennis was beyond rude. He said that if I didn't give him my name and number, he was just going to hang up on me, and that no matter how many times I called, he would continue to hang up. When I asked if he was a salesman there and why he cared so much about why I needed to speak to his supervisor, he simply hung up on me.
After calling a third time, Dennis was treating the entire situation like a game. At one point, he kept cutting me off and repeating, like a lunatic, "No name, no number, I'm not going to help you." After saying that about seven times, he hung up again. I called back a fourth time, and now they just hang up every time.
Based on the way both Arlene and Dennis handled my calls, it's clear this dealership has serious customer-service issues and an unprofessional internal culture. Their hostility, refusal to provide basic information, and repeated hang-ups weren't just rude--they signaled a place that has no respect for customers and no interest in resolving concerns. If this is how they treat someone simply trying to speak with a manager, I can only imagine how they behave once they've already taken a customer's money. This interaction alone was enough to make me completely lose trust in this dealership.
