These men are racist, misogynist bigots. I brought my car in two weeks ago because I was having engine trouble. Paul says, "We didn't find anything wrong with your engine, but we saw that your air filters needed to be replaced." I said ok, and waited as they supposedly changed my filters. I went up to pay, and I saw a $250 charge. For what? I'm thinking maybe there was in-depth inspection or some technological component to it, so I paid. I had been here before, so I wouldn't suspect they would try to pull something on a returning customer. Well, a few days later, my engine overheated again. We lifted the hood, brushed away the leaves, and found that there was no anti-freeze in my car. There was no wiper fluid in my car, either. I looked at the receipt, and what did I find? They stated that they topped all the fluids, brushed away the leaves, and changed my filter. That's it. This is the description of a regular $50 service job, not $250. We filled up the car with some anti-freeze at home, and went back to the dealership a week after the first appointment. My mother went with me, and I told Paul bluntly that this mechanic did not do his job. I told him I lifted the hood, and there was no anti-freeze. Paul nervously replied, "Oh, there was no anti-freeze?" He knew I caught him in a lie. A woman who knows what anti-freeze is and was smart enough to check under the hood when her car overheated again? What a concept! I showed him the picture. He tried to say, "We don't fill it all the way." I said, "As you can see in the picture, there is none at all." He couldn't deny it. I also stated that there was no wiper fluid in my car, either. He seemed to be getting more intimidated dealing with a woman who actually knew what she was talking about. This mechanic did not do his job, and there was no excuse. They charged me $250, and I was the one who wound up doing the job. Paul said that we should leave the car to see if they could further inspect it. My mother agreed. I had no errands that day, so I allowed it. Paul texts later and said the technician suggests to do a coolant flush and an adaptive relearn that may take care of the problem, for $484.20 plus tax. 1. Why is this being diagnosed now, and not before? 2. What did we spend $250 on before? 3. A charge close to $500, for a job that "might" solve the problem? $750 for work not done the first time plus guesswork that may not even solve the problem? We returned the day after with those questions Paul already knew he couldn't lie his way out of that one, so he referred us to the (mis)manager of the service department. What did we spend $250 on? The guy goes, "You see here they replaced the filter, and they topped the fluids." I proved him wrong, and even if they did, that's a $15 job. He said he would give us a free oil change to make up for it. Yes, a $35 oil change makes up for charging $250 for work never performed. He tried to talk around it, and said, "Well, he's a lower-level mechanic-" "A lower-level mechanic?" I repeated. When he realized how ridiculous he sounded, he switched and said, "I didn't say a lower-level mechanic. I said we have different levels of mechanics: we have our A-level mechanics, our B-level, and our C-level." "You gave my car to a C-level mechanic, knowing that this was a higher-level issue." When he realized that we were too smart for his lies, he did what any narcissist does when he's caught in a lie: he started to belittle us. Yes, at a "professional" dealership, the lying "manager" started to mock and insult us, trying to make us feel low for contesting a $250 fee for work never performed. He said we should leave the car over the weekend. So they can tinker with my car and charge MORE money, turning a $50 job into a $1000+ job? Nope. I refused, and he started to mock us even more. We walked to the front and the "manager"; shouts from his office, "I take back my free oil change offer!", and he starts to laugh. Paul brings my key and says, "We found what was wrong with your car. The anti-freeze is leaking." The guy is a pathological liar. And when I looked under my hood, I saw that the blue cap on one of my filters was broken off. And if you think I'm making this up, I have the photos, text messages, and video to prove it. ***That's right, boys. I caught all of your antics on camera, and when I post this video, you'll be exposed for the racist, misogynists you truly are. ***BLACK WOMEN BEWARE: YOU ARE NOT SAFE HERE. If you go alone, unless you carry a recording device with you, these men will mock, harass, and insult you. They see you as a lower-level, excuse me, a C-Level customer, and will give your car to a C-Level mechanic who will do absolutely nothing to it and they'll charge you hundreds of dollars for it. Save your time and your money and find a dealership that will respect you and your vehicle, and let these jokers keep their "higher-level" customers. You get better service from a street mechanic. read more