Not sure if they are crooks, or just incompetent. Either way, an entire dash cluster does not need to be replaced with a used one that is wildly overpriced and automatically ramps up your mileage by 30000K. The tachometer (the only part of the dash cluster that was faulty) can easily be unplugged and replaced with one that works. A cheap and easy fix, but no need to bother with that if you can gouge for an entire used cluster....or you just don't know enough about cars to know that each part of the cluster is interchangeable. I really like the rip they put on my door panel, while trying (and failing, repeatedly) to fix the window. Someone there got a little too aggressive prying off the panel and tore the pleather wrap. I guess I wasn't supposed to notice...kinda hard to miss being that it is right there, front and center at the top of the door panel. I wrote a more detailed review a couple of years back, when this happened. Modern Bradley whined to Yelp that I wasn't the customer (my husband brought *my* car in), and had the review pulled. True story. And here are the facts: My husband was acting as my agent. The car is my property, I am the true customer regardless of who drops the car off and/or pays for the repair. The car is mine, therefore I am the customer. Yelp needs to give some thought as to whether or not they are an honest review site, that can be trusted. Why am I pursuing this, three years later? Because consumers need to know how Modern Bradley rolls, I know every day when I look at that tear on the door panel of *my* car. And Yelp needs to learn the legalities of who the customer of said business really was. read more