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Day's Chevrolet - lots of metal on there fresh fluid change 2 months ago. cant deny this!!!

Day's Chevrolet

(76 reviews)

I bought a brand new Suburban Premiere edition eight months ago from Day's Chevrolet…read more In October, I started to notice a smell in the cabin that got progressively worse - a smell like "dirt" which we all know is a sign of mildew/mold. I took it in to Day's and they determined that the drain tube for the area around the sun roof had gotten pinched and instead of draining down the tube, water was running inside the roof, down the pillar, behind the dash and underneath the carpet. So, they ordered and replaced everything "cloth" (carpets, headliner, etc) in the cabin - removed everything from the interior, wiped everything (including the inside of all the doors) with a bleach solution in an attempt to kill the mold/mildew.- no dice...the smell was still there - BAD - and it was determined that there was no way to fix it. Here's where everything gets really good (and I do mean good - not in a sarcastic way). Without going into the long, boring details, in the end they replaced my Suburban with a brand new one - I simply had to pick out a new one (which I found online and they had transferred to their dealership) and submit the paperwork necessary to start the exchange - no arguments, no attempts to get around it, just good old-fashioned great customer service. It wasn't a fast process. It all started in November and I didn't pick up the new Suburban until last week - BUT - Ben Larue (the service manager) Jeff Amerson (the new car sales manager) and Mark Simpson (the salesman handling the new purchase) went well beyond the call of duty to make sure the whole process went as seamlessly as possible. They were easy to get on the phone, easy to talk to, kept in constant contact with me throughout the process and did it all with a friendly demeanor most wouldn't normally expect from a car dealership. I had many options when I bought my Suburban - for the amount I spent I could have purchased a wide variety of other cars or SUV's from other auto makers - having chosen to purchase a Suburban, I also had the option of going to any of a long list of Chevrolet dealerships in close proximity to my home. My experience with Day's, both during the first purchase and in the process of replacing it with a new one, has earned them a life-long customer. If you are in the market for a new car and considering Chevrolet, it's well worth the trip to visit Day's and see what they can do for you.

Absolutely terrible experience at Days Chevrolet. I made a service appointment, showed up on time,…read moreand was told they're "overbooked" because it's the weekend. So apparently appointments here mean absolutely nothing. Instead of honoring what they scheduled, they just shrugged it off and told me to come back on Monday or Tuesday like it's no big deal. No real apology, no attempt to make it right--just a complete waste of my time. Honestly, how are customers supposed to trust a place that can't even manage its own appointments? If they can't handle something as basic as scheduling, it really makes you wonder what else they cut corners on. I won't be coming back, and I definitely wouldn't recommend anyone else trust them with their vehicle.

Dependable Pre Owned Cars - Shaq & I..... Thanks Shaq

Dependable Pre Owned Cars

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This is an update to a previous 5 star review for Dependable Pre-owned Cars, more specifically…read moreBrent Kinney. We purchase 2 vehicles from them. We also purchased an additional warranty plan, which we canceled within the cancelation period due to multiple factors. The cancelation was official on April 15, 2020, however it took until August for our return to be released from the warranty company. That wouldn't have been a problem, however Brent cashed that refund check on Aug 4, 2020 and never gave it to us. My husband and I have spent countless hours texting, calling, emailing Brent to refund us the money. The last time we spoke to him he sent $150 and promised to send the remaining $515 on the Monday (2 days away), which he never did. Now he is MIA again. He spent a lot of time using phrases like 'to be honest' while apologizing for taking so long and ignoring us, but he has not made right of the situation yet. It has been over a year since cancellation! At this point, I will have to file a small claims case in our county to get the refund back.

I purchased a vehicle through these guys and they told me everything was fine with it driving from…read moreGeorgia back to Chattanooga I smell oil I drove the car to a mechanic and he looked at it and said that the gasket needed to be changed and showed me where the oil was leaking so now the car he has a gigantic problem and I asked for my money back and told him I would return the car but I seem to be having a difficult time trying to get my money back from these people make sure you have your car checked by a mechanic before you leave that state if you're buying a car out of state from them

Marietta Toyota

Marietta Toyota

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My wife and I purchased a new 2026 Toyota Crown Signia Limited hybrid SUV and Finance & Insurance…read more("F&I") products from Marietta Toyota on July 4, 2026. Overall, I rate the car buying experience with Marietta Toyota good, not great. If you're interested in how our experience went, keep reading. This review is divided into 3 parts over 2 separate visits. *** VISIT 1 OF 2 ON JULY 3, 2026 *** Duration: Less than 2 hours Part 1 of 3: Test Drive with Sales Consultant Brianna "Bri" Walters We called and made an appointment to test drive a new 2026 Toyota Highlander Hybrid. The on-site call center associate, Rachel Eve, said they would try to find one for us to test drive. She was nice. When we showed up in person for our appointment, there was none for us to look at. We did look at a used 2023 Highlander and a new 2026 Grand Highlander, and decided they weren't for us. Marietta Toyota just happened to get a 2026 Crown Signia Limited in, so we test drove that instead. My wife liked it. Our sales consultant Bri was great throughout the entire process. She's been at Marietta Toyota for about 2.5 years. She was really nice, very professional, and not pushy. *** VISIT 2 OF 2 ON JULY 4, 2026 *** Duration: About 3.5 hours Part 2 of 3: Trade-in and Price Negotiation with Sales Manager Tyler Elliott We brought my wife's 2010 Toyota Corolla LE in for trade-in valuation and to get a final price from sales manager Tyler. Tyler is new to Marietta Toyota. He joined about three weeks ago and is from Alabama. Tyler had a more traditional, high-pressure sales approach. We get it - that's just how sales works. This was where the process was not transparent to us, the customers. It's a black box. Here's how the numbers broke down: * Sticker price: ~$57,500 (includes ~$2,000 in Marietta Toyota dealer add-ons) * Discount: ~$1,200 (2.1% off) - only available by financing through Toyota at 6.34% APR * Trade-in (2010 Corolla LE): started at $1,000, Tyler upped it to $1,500 * Net price after trade-in: ~$54,800 * Tax, tag, title, and other fees: ~$5,200 In order to receive a "discount," you can't be an all-cash buyer. One way dealerships make money is by getting customers to finance. You can make a minimum of three monthly payments and then pay off the car in full after that to get your "discount" and avoid paying extra interest. There was less wiggle room to negotiate on a Crown Signia because it's a rare vehicle compared to something like a Camry or RAV4. Part 3 of 3: Finance & Insurance with Finance Manager Christie Kerdahi Just when we thought we were done, we had to go into business manager Christie's office to discuss F&I products. She pitched us on three different contracts: a mechanical failure service contract, a prepaid maintenance plan, and a vehicle protection plan for the tires and wheels. These totaled almost $10,000. We had to decide on those contracts right then and there in her office. By that point, we were mentally worn out, felt backed into a corner, and just wanted to be done and out the door. We accepted because she said we could cancel any contract at any time and receive a prorated amount back. We are highly considering canceling. You could argue that a brand as reliable as Toyota doesn't need all this stuff. To be clear, this isn't a knock on Christie specifically - she was professional and just doing her job. This part was tough because of how the F&I process works industry-wide. The contract terms (e.g., time period/mileage, what's included/excluded) are structured in the dealership's favor. Again, they have to make money. The way the numbers are presented - every step of the way, not just F&I - along with F&I being the last step before you walk out with a new car, is part of a larger, deliberate sales strategy. *** ENDING NOTES *** Dealership sales and finance managers do these kinds of things all day, every day. A lot of customers only go through this a handful of times in their lives. So dealerships obviously have the advantage over the customers here. They get you right where they want you. While we weren't super prepared going in, we felt prepared enough - yet we were still blindsided and put on the spot multiple times throughout the process. It's easy to get hung up on technicalities and details, but they do matter. There was a lot of paperwork and not enough time to review everything thoroughly - similar to a home closing, where everything moves fast right at the end and you're signing before you've had a real chance to read it all. We happened to go on slow afternoons, so we were seen almost immediately by everyone. We were in and out about as fast as one could hope, so that was nice. We didn't want to spend a lot of time shopping around and haggling, so there was value to us in getting something we wanted fast. We're very happy with the car. We were lucky it had just rolled off the truck the day we test drove it. We like Bri and would work with her again.

Trash. Nice people but trash business ethics…read more I went to buy 2 suvs from them.one did work. I should have took that as a sign. I pickup a 2015 Range Rover yesterday. the test drive went fine and I gave it a good once over including a scan to see if the check engine light had been reset. from what I could see it was in decent condition for a used vehicle. on the drive home I felt a slight pull to one side. in the morning I took it to go get an alignment. the shop found that both front steering knuckles were cracked. I drove back home and after some digging I found that those parts were under a safety recall. the cracks will cause the wheels to collapse on to the frame. had they failed on the way home that could have been my life or others lifes. what makes this so petty is that car online could have gotten this done for free. they risked my life because of lack of just not wanting to make an appointment. this recall comes up under any vin check so they had to see it. I was one large pothole from a potential life threatening accident. That is a trash business ethic.

Smart Cars - car_dealers - Updated October 2026

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