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Northwest Auto Canaan

3.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Routine automotive maintenance

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1 year ago

$1,675.00 for involuntary tow of X3 from Sharon to their shop post accident, plus $25/day storage effective day one plus days closed.

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2 years ago

Both times I have been in here they have been great! The first time it was DMV paperwork. The second time it was AC and oil change.

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Northwest Hills Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac

Northwest Hills Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac

(24 reviews)

After having months worth of issues with a warranty option I purchased through the dealership for…read moremy Cadillac, my frustration got the best of me. The warranty covers as follows: Tire damage due to road hazards FOB replacement no questions asked (highly doubtful, but cannot confirm nor deny because I never used this option) Dent repair on door dings, shopping cart collisions, etc.. As long as the paint wasn't chipped, or the sheet metal wasn't creased. Return to present: I have been waiting for over six weeks for 3 dings the size of dimes to be repaired by a representative from the warranty company. Over sixteen text messages a week for the last six weeks stating a repair technician would be calling me within 24 hours later, no repairs were made. During my last call to company, I was told a dent tech would come to my place of employment and fix it right there. I received a text stating to call a number. I called the number and a gentleman answered the phone. When I stated why I was calling, he proceeded to tell me "I was out of my mind if I thought he would drive to me for $80.00 and refused to do it. Now on to dealership: I walked in angry at the world.!! I went into the managers cubicle and proceeded to give him an earful because his company originally sold me the contract. After a few choice words by me, the manager implemented the follow solutions: Took care of all dings in my car at their expense. Cancelled the warranty contract for me and said I would be receiving a reimbursement check in the mail. Washed and waxed my vehicle Washed the entire interior Shook my hand and apologized for the inconvenience (don't know if I would have shook my hand after my temper tantrum) This is how customers should be treated, especially when purchasing a product such as a vehicle. No questions asked, no run around, no attitude. Thank you Northwest Hills for being a stand up company. I have recommended this dealership to everyone who asks about purchasing a new or used vehicle, and I will continue to do so with the utmost confidence. This is the way to do business. Thanks again.

I purchased an extended warrenty for my 22 ram . My truck had 83k miles. It was brought in 4 times…read morefor the same issue. Every time I had to rent a vehicle. And the issue wasn't fixed. The option they gave me was that they would return my money back at a prorated amount. They never contacted me back. I asked for a bumper to bumper plan. They claimed to have replaced a ground cable. The trucks has a code for an exhaust regen issue and def. I had a mechanic look at every ground cable on the truck and none were replaced. Only sprayed with WD-40 . I was told that there master mechanic has quit and they are unable to fix it. I spent 4,200 on the warranty. The truck is un drive able . I will write another review after everything is solved. Very unhappy.

Ingersoll Auto of Danbury

Ingersoll Auto of Danbury

(112 reviews)

Being from Litchfield county, we weren't familiar with Ingersoll. My husband had been on the…read moresearch for a lightly used truck. After several online searches he found numerous trucks that fit his requirements at Ingersoll. Once we arrived, we were amazed at their selection, 15 acres of new & used vehicles. Lisa P was assigned to us as our sales associate & she was very professional, knowledgeable and easy to work with. Their prices are extremely competitive and offer great value. The entire buying process was pleasant. We will definitely return when it's time to buy another vehicle & we've already recommended Ingersoll to friends & family.

I bought my car from Ingersoll Chevrolet of Danbury a few years ago and had a fine experience,…read moreditto a couple routine maintenance visits. As a result, I figured I'd keep going to this dealership despite it being about an hour away. The ordeal I just went through for parts servicing however has caused my impression to pull a complete 180, and now not only will I never return, I strongly urge everybody else to steer clear. If you must work with their service department, insist on getting everything in writing each step of the way. I brought the car (a 2018 Chevy Volt) in for an inspection of several issues on September 23rd: heating, tire pressure sensors, and a radio malfunction. It took a while for me to hear back, allegedly because despite not having a pure EV only one of the dealership's EV techs could assess my car. On the afternoon of the 25th, I was quoted roughly $3,700 for all repairs. Money being tight, I opted to skip the radio replacement, expecting total costs around $2,500 and asked for the other repairs to go ahead, although I would have to take the car back to attend to obligations I'd already scheduled for the next several days, including a wedding in New Jersey. On the 26th I made the trip back to Danbury, paid $530, and discovered that this was not covering the $500 tire pressure sensor replacements (which had not been performed despite ample time) but rather the inspection fee. As a result I drove to New Jersey and back without that safety feature functioning. I promptly returned the car on Monday the 5th of October, and was told that the repair to the heater in the car was a "6 hour job" but that it'd probably be ready the next day. I didn't hear anything that day. When I reached out for an update on Wednesday the 7th, I learned that the $530 inspection had failed to reveal that a pump related to the heater was also in need of replacement and that replacing that part was going to cost an extra $1000 above the quoted price. I had to crunch numbers on this, and after speaking to the shop foreman I demanded that the cost of the inspection be refunded. He agreed to knock off the price of the pressure sensors, and I asked for them to email me what the final price would be. I was subsequently emailed an estimate for $2500. I received that estimate, and approved the work on the morning of the 8th. The new part would need to be overnighted, but I was assured that this would be relatively quick work. Even allowing that work couldn't start until the 9th, I was given to understand the car was "in the bay" and would be ready soon. I was wrong. Come the 12th, I asked for an update with my point of contact via text. After pestering for a response, I was told it would be ready the following day. Instead, on the 13th my contact failed to respond to any of my texts. I had to call the front desk of the dealership to learn he was off (and had given me no indication that this would happen even though we had discussed that I might need a loaner the next day if it wasn't ready) and I wound up speaking with the shop foreman who let me know that they had managed to order the wrong replacement part. Apparently the right part was overnighted just in time because my car WAS ready finally on the 14th, and I was even informed of the good news that the right part was actually $300-$400 cheaper than expected. Somehow that meant my final bill was north of $3000. I will admit that it's possible some confusion occurred, figures were discussed over the phone, but I presented the email to my contact and the shop foreman, and they both denied having sent me the email even after I presented them with it sitting in my inbox alongside a hardcopy. Why they would lie about that instead of admitting to sending the incorrect amount or failing to clarify what that amount was for, I don't know, but the lack of organization was plain. Needing my car back, after it had been in the shop for a "6 hour job" for 15 of the past 21 days with multiple delays entirely of their doing I bit the bullet and paid what I felt was an unfair price. Perhaps, if the service at Ingersoll were fast and efficient maybe I'd feel better about the prices. Conversely, if these costs weren't obviously inflated to either give wiggle room in negotiations or just gouge the customer, I'd put up with sloppy communications. But never again will I put up with a place that hits me with both. At the very least, not at this dealership.

Northwest Auto Canaan - autorepair - Updated October 2026

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