Currently I would give them a zero star if such a rating were possible. I made an appointment to drop off my 2015 Volt for service to resolve a charging system problem on 8/21 and there was no there at the Chev service desk. A young man directed me to go to the Dodge service desk to drop the key which I did, but the person there couldn't access the service records confirming my appointment so I had to fill out some form even though I had already confirmed the appointment online.
The next day I called to check on my car and they had no idea where the car was, they couldn't confirm whether it had been dropped off, nor when I would get further information. Later in the day someone did call and tell me it would take two weeks to order parts which I approved over the phone.
One week went by and I tried to call to confirm whether the parts had been ordered and what the status was. There was no one to take my call, service manager was unavailable, so I left a message.
Repeat the above virtually every day for the next two weeks. I tried escalating and getting to a higher manager but he was also not available so I left a message on his vmail, still not replay. I also tried stopping by the dealer last Saturday to see if I could talk to someone directly and was told that no one was available on Saturdays that could help me.
It is now Sept 7th and it has been 2 1/2 weeks since I dropped my car off at the dealership and I have zero idea on what the status of my car is. It is without a doubt the most bizarre situation I've ever encountered in terms of incredibly poor customer service.
Given the car is ten years old I have been considering a possible purchase of a new car in the next year or so, and while under normal circumstances I would consider buying another Chev given my experience with the new Seaside Chev it is hard to even consider purchasing a car from them. Completely frustrated. read more