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    Peninsula Suzuki

    5.0 (1 review)
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    Kitsap Auto Outlet

    Kitsap Auto Outlet

    (80 reviews)

    I previously wrote a 5-star review about the sales dept. The service dept. rates the same 5-star…read morereview. Our son has taken the car he bought through the sales dept. to the service dept for the required/recommended maintenance and told me how friendly they were. He even talked me up to Brent and ME up to Brent. So there was anticipation on both our parts. I was not disappointed and I trust Brent wasn't either. Brent immediately puts you at ease when you're first standing at the counter. I've never experienced such friendliness and confidence at any other auto dealer service desk, and rarely at any auto repair place. David, who sits next to him, is just as friendly. The oil change and vehicle inspection charge was fair and the turnaround time was quick--1 hour. Brent also had entered on my receipt the recommended service for next time and the estimated cost+tax. Oh, they also rotate tires for free on a specified schedule. This saves me from making a separate appointment at Costco where we bought the tires. Another added bonus. In this day of COVID, my son warned me masks aren't worn at the dealership. Well, I wear mine and I'm fully vaxxed and boosted and simply THRIVING with antibodies. So, I'm good. When I got home, I told my son and my wife that Brent and David were so friendly and conversational that it was like I was taking my car to a couple of friends who run an auto repair shop. THESE are the guys we're bringing our vehicle to for servicing from now on. At some future point they'll be servicing the vehicle we bought from the sales dept.

    UPDATE: I had to sign documents to waive the extended warranties yet kept my GAP. These additional…read morewarranties cover basically everything normal car insurance covers except KAO charges $6,000 + $3,500 "accessories" for this. However, due to their mistake, I have to wait 6-8 weeks for $9,500 to fall off of my loan with the lender and refinance to lower my note to what it should have initially been. Additionally, I've emailed TWICE about the brake pad warnings popping up on my car when I haven't had it two weeks and my dealer warranty is still 3 months. No one has been responding, so my next move is to show up to the dealership. I will not be changing my review to add stars unless my brakes are fixed or someone compensates me for having them fixed elsewhere. Shop here at your own discretion, but heed my warning...there are far better places to go, especially if you are a woman. __________________ OP: I had an extremely long review written out, but it has since expired so I will come back to re-write this at a later date. Gist: Rayvin is great! Finance added $3,500 in charges for "accessories" (car didn't even come with a spare tire much less accessories) and United Care Care ($6,000 undisclosed) onto my contract without showing me beforehand. I had my son with me, so I was a little preoccupied, but the finance employee breezed over paperwork without disclosing line items. I got home and read through my paperwork far more thoroughly and noticed these charges. Now I am responsible for $9,500 I did not consent to and feel like they straight up f*cked me over simply because I did not have my husband with me and was distracted with my child. Predatory behavior.

    Heartland Toyota - Building

    Heartland Toyota

    (273 reviews)

    Earlier this week i had a fantastic car-buying experience at Heartland Toyota Bremerton,WA all…read morebecause ofJoshua Schumacher. I had a specific budget and Josh was incredibly attentive to this. The entire experience was efficient and stress-free unlike so many car purchases. Josh is exceptionally knowledgable and professional. With this knowledge he represents Toyota at the highest level. I have already recommended him to local friends who are Toyota owners for their next car. If you are looking for an honest and genuinely helpful car purchase, go see Joshua Schumacher. The Heartland Toyota dealership is a large, pleasant and impressive experience.

    If I could leave zero stars, I would. Terrible experience that began with their awful customer…read moreservice. From the moment I walked in the door, I was ignored and had to wait in line for 20 minutes. They did work on my truck and 2 days later my check engine light was back on. The second time, they claimed I had "rodent activity" and my warranty wouldn't cover it. I took my vehicle to a different Toyota dealership, and they stated there was no rodent activity. Heartland Toyota will try to get you to pay for work not performed and work that doesn't need to be performed. They even sent me a video and photo of my "damaged" hoses. I'm convinced they were from another vehicle. I have the text messages, paperwork and photos as proof. I reached out to the Heartland GM and Quality Assurance advisor and neither returned my email. Please steer clear and go to another mechanic!

    West Hills Ford

    West Hills Ford

    (211 reviews)

    Agree with J. B. No…read moreprior experience with West Hills Ford, but their service department, particularly Caitlyn, was communicative throughout the recall repair process, and was able to get me a rental when I needed it most. Their shop got the job done quicker than expected, so no complaints there either.

    am writing this so others do not make the same mistake we did…read more We purchased a 2018 Subaru Crosstrek from West Hills Ford, and within days of purchase, the dashboard lit up while driving -- check engine, Eyesight disabled, traction control, brake system, and more. Alarmed, we immediately had the code pulled, then brought the vehicle straight back to West Hills Ford. At that visit, we were told they would "see if they could figure it out," and if not, they would send it to Subaru to diagnose. Instead of actually doing that, West Hills Ford cleared the code, told us it was probably just dirty oil, and sent us on our way. They did not send it to Subaru. They did not investigate further. They did not even check the oil. Let that sink in. This dealership advertises a 30-point inspection, yet somehow: * The oil was filthy * The oil had apparently never been changed by the previous owner * And a vehicle throwing immediate engine and safety warnings was sold anyway How does a "30-point inspection" miss oil that was so dirty it later triggered engine timing faults? How does it miss that the oil hadn't been changed at all? Or worse -- was it never actually done? Because West Hills Ford dismissed us and wiped the code instead of diagnosing the problem, we were forced to spend our own money taking the vehicle to a Subaru dealership. Subaru identified P000D -- camshaft position slow response, a serious engine timing issue. Even then, the problem was still blamed on "dirty oil from the previous owner." And then -- shockingly -- the lights came back. At the 60,000-mile service, Subaru finally confirmed what should have been addressed immediately when we first returned the car: The camshaft sensor is failing and must be replaced. This entire situation was avoidable. The warning signs were there days after purchase. The code was there. We brought the vehicle back. West Hills Ford acknowledged it might be serious. And instead of following through, they cleared the code, made assumptions, and sent us away in a vehicle with a failing engine component. As if that weren't enough, there were additional red flags that now feel impossible to ignore. We were explicitly told our credit would not be pulled -- it was anyway. We were told the vehicle came with two sets of keys -- we are still waiting on the second set. This has been one of the most stressful, frustrating, and eye-opening purchasing experiences we've ever had. Between the failure to properly inspect the vehicle, the decision to clear codes instead of diagnose, the broken promises, and the refusal to take early responsibility, it is impossible to trust anything we were told. If you are considering buying from West Hills Ford, assume that once the paperwork is signed, you are on your own. Do not trust verbal assurances. Do not assume inspections mean anything. And do not expect accountability when problems surface immediately after purchase. This experience has permanently destroyed our trust in this dealership.

    West Hills Autoplex

    West Hills Autoplex

    (5 reviews)

    decent price on a 2023 sierra denali, but pushed hard on completely unneeded add ons, which are…read morejust pure profit. the finance guys mislead you to believe u need stuff like windshield coating (Permaplate)$1,499, theft protection(panel etching) $399, paint fabric leather protection (ResistAll)$1,499 They don't actually do anything additional... it's all just pure added profit. Then their extended warranty is 2x what you can buy on your own. Don't get scammed, say no to everything Carson or Robyn try to sell you. And sales manager (Ash Morshedi) are of no help either once you sign . Make sure you look close at every detail including tires Before you sign. I was soaked for an extra $15,000! Managed to get $9k canceled next day... but don't fall for their sales double speak. I learned my lesson.

    Hi. My father purchased a car for me through Haselwood at West hills after we had previously…read morepurchased a couple cars prior. My dad trusted what was stated on the Carfax and the fact that the prior cars maintained reasonable working order and decided against purchasing a warranty. "Please my friends, always purchase a warranty" We were told this car would be reliable for me as we were looking for something to get me to my College classes as well as Dr. Appointments as I have a chronic illness and it is crucial I get to those appointments. Unfortunately the vehicle had issues from the moment we got it home. There was no coolant in the reservoir which was an issue and westhills repaired it however within days it was having more problems. We took it in and they said it was fixed but again it was having issues. The serviceman at Westhills did not want to repair the vehicle and offered that I could trade it in but the trade in options would have had us losing out on a lot of money so we just decided to take it elsewhere and repair it. Well, the vehicle has gone in multiple times and cost many thousands of dollars and still doesn't run. The current estimate for repair is 3,000 dollars that I don't have so it just sits in the driveway nowWhat a horrible experience you guys I wish you all a positive experience and sorry I couldn't have shared a more positive one myself.

    Peninsula Suzuki - car_dealers - Updated May 2026

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