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Copeland Chevrolet - Front of Dealership

Copeland Chevrolet

(73 reviews)

Can't say enough about this place. My salesperson ZRuss Shomaker was professional, listened to what…read moreI wanted and found a truck at another dealer. No B.S. like at other dealers service dept has been great never an issue have gone out of their way to find an opening before I went on vacation i give them 5 stars!!

I purchased a roughly $70,000 SUV from Copeland Chevrolet on May 6th. The sales process with Gil,…read moreSteve, and the finance department was excellent. Unfortunately, my experience with the service department has been the complete opposite. Shortly after leaving the dealership, I discovered Super Cruise did not work. After several conversations with OnStar, they told me they could not communicate with the vehicle or locate it through GPS and believed a module needed to be updated or replaced. I explained this to my service advisor, Derek, but was assured OnStar was wrong and that the problem was the clock spring. After waiting for the part and having the clock spring replaced, Super Cruise still did not work. I was then told it needed the module OnStar originally suspected. After the clock spring repair, a clicking noise developed in the steering wheel that had never existed before. Prior to this, the vehicle drove beautifully. The module was eventually replaced and Super Cruise worked, but a dashboard rattle appeared afterward. When the dealership attempted to fix the rattle, the connector on the newly installed module was broken, causing Super Cruise to stop working again and requiring yet another module. Meanwhile, the steering issue continued and the vehicle began riding noticeably rougher. I repeatedly brought this up. Eventually, I was told the steering column needed to be replaced. That still wasn't the end of it. After additional visits, their "World Class Technician" determined there were further problems with the steering wheel and newly installed steering column. What started as a Super Cruise communication issue ultimately resulted in TWO steering columns, an intermediate steering shaft, a new steering wheel, multiple module repairs, a broken module connector, missing steering wheel trim pieces, and months of repeated dealership visits. All of this stemmed from an original clock spring diagnosis that did not fix the problem and appears to have been unnecessary. I understand that vehicles can have problems. What I cannot understand is how one repair can repeatedly lead to another problem, another damaged component, another part replacement, and another trip back to the dealership. To make matters worse, after finally bringing the vehicle to another dealership, I was informed that the alignment was extremely out of spec and had caused permanent tire damage I remained patient and respectful throughout this entire process. Not once did I receive a genuine apology. What should have been an exciting vehicle purchase turned into months of frustration, wasted time, incorrect diagnoses, repeated repairs, damaged or missing components, and very disappointing quality control. At some point you have to ask: how many times can a dealership drop the ball?

24 Ford of Easton - Car

24 Ford of Easton

(19 reviews)

I've bought one SUV here, and the overall experience was just fine. I'm in and out under ninety…read moreminutes. No complaints. I had a car I was trading in, and the deal really worked out in my favor. Quick Lane service center is also top shelf too! Literally, quick service, no nonsense, and in and out. The thing is, I've seen folks just show up for an inspection sticker or oil change without a booking/reservation, and get shooed away because the place is booked and busy. Folks... if you book in advance it is easy peasy. Great service. Clean waiting area and bathroom. Plenty of coffee and water. Very nice and friendly staff. No negatives whatsoever. HWP 18NOV2025

Went in for an oil change. When did an oil change get to be over $100 for a basic f150. That aside…read more Pleasant and helpful. Took a bit longer than promised, but still ok. Although what seems like a minor error, might really expose a bit of a scam. I got the report back after the service. Has a huge amount of items they are supposed to check. They listed "mechanic inspected and recommends replacing the cabin air filter" ..ok seems reasonable..until you realize that model of truck does NOT have a cabin air filter! So are they idiots or scammed? Recommended something that does not exist? This shines a light on the question, if they didn't check this phantom part, what else did they not inspect? Makes me wonder if they just change the oil and just check off the check list randomly. So much for earning the value of a $100+ LOF. Yes it seems minor, but what else are they skimping on? Do better. Car dealers have a bad reputation. Service like this supports the stereotype.

Platinum Car Sales - usedcardealers - Updated October 2026

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