Originally called on 11/13/24 to make an appointment because the date I was looking to have my vehicle serviced wasn't yet available online. Spoke with Trina who claimed to have set an appointment for me. She didn't ask for a phone number or an email address which I found odd and as she was hanging up, I overheard her say it was a wrong number that called in.
Scheduled an oil change and diagnostic check (because our check engine light was going on and off) for the date that I needed the following week online. Got a confirmation email and text, which further proved that Trina didn't actually schedule my appointment, since I didn't receive either after the phone call with her.
Arrived at my appointment on 11/03/24 a few minutes before 8am, greeting was less than stellar from both Trina and the other man working the service desk. They couldn't find my appointment, ended up writing down the info I'd already filled out online. Got the car checked out, was told I needed a new turbo. Got the info on how much it would cost and when they'd have the part in by. Told Rick I could come back on Monday morning since I was heading up to MN for Thanksgiving. Was handed the keys, which I was confused about since I hadn't paid for the oil change yet. Asked about that, which they hadn't done (not sure why since that was one of the services I'd scheduled) Rick said they'd fit me in. About 10-15 minutes later my car was out front and I was ready to pay. Rick said they'd add it to the tab for the service on Monday. Which I thought was odd, but Rick seemed like a pretty trust worthy guy, so I took the keys. There was a new sticker from Shottenkirk Chevy on the windshield, which didn't have a date of service but mileage for the next service. Checked my Cruze's oil dash, which was reset and said that the oil life was at 100%.
Came in today on 12/02/24 arrived a few minutes before 8, again no actual greeting just asked what I was there for. Mind you, I was there for almost 3 hours and saw many other customers come in and were greeted with an actual hello or how are you. Told them what Rick told me. Was told the service would take about 2-3 hours, which it took just under 3. Looked at the bill, which didn't have the added amount for an oil change. When I got to the car, checked the invoice and the mechanic who serviced the car wrote in the notes for my car that I needed an oil change. Half of the services that I SCHEDULED for my appointment on 11/03 weren't actually completed and was lied to my face that it was.
Hopefully they were being honest about my car needing a new turbo, but I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't.
UPDATE:::::::::::::::::::::
Chatted with the GM about my experience, apparently Rick thought there was some miscommunication. Which isn't sitting right with me, because that is not the truth. I've added some photos to make clear that there was no miscommunication. The mileage on the invoice from Photo 1 is from when I first brought the car in on 11/03/24 (wasn't updated for this service, not sure how important that actually is) As you can see from the service sticker, next recommended service is exactly 5000 miles from the mileage posted on the invoice. How would have I gotten said sticker, if it wasn't brought in? Either it was brought in the back and a sticker was just slapped on without any work done, or it was serviced. If you look at the Photo 2, you can see the mechanic who serviced the car today says it needs an oil change. The obvious answer is that it wasn't serviced and there was no miscommunication, a sticker was slapped on with no actual work being done. I'm sure if you look at the cameras from 11/03/24 between 8am-10am you'll see that what I wrote above is exactly what happened. read more