If I could give 0 stars for this dealership I would! We had a 2016 Chevy Silverado lease that was nearing its end. The lease had 1 month until it was due to turn in and was well under mileage. We began looking at vehicles and we were working with Vyletel GMC dealership to re-lease a GMC Canyon. We worked with the sales rep Randy Essenmacher and the sales manager Todd Andrus who were both eager to have our business when we were in the market for a vehicle but once it was turned in and we had leased the new vehicle they were difficult to reach, dishonest, and truly could have cared less about helping us. We discussed with our salesperson at the dealership that there was a small dent in the front bumper of the vehicle that we believe occurred with someone hitting the truck in a parking lot. We had the dealership look over the truck with us to determine if we should make a claim with our insurance prior to turning in the vehicle (since we still had another month and were well under mileage at this time) but they informed us that they would give us a 500 credit towards this and so likely the balance would be under 500 dollars (which is what our deductible was). There were no other noticeable dents on the vehicle when we did a walk around with the dealership. The Silverado was turned in on 7/24/2019. We were informed in October, via our closeout statement (3 months later!), that we owed $1306.31 after the 500 dollar credit was applied because not only did they have to replace the front bumper but they had to replace the rear bumper for a large 6 inch dent that they sent us a photo of. We informed GM financial that the dent was not there prior to turning the vehicle in, in fact, there was a large trailer hitch on the truck even though we never pulled a trailer, specifically to prevent the back bumper from being hit the entire time we had the vehicle and this was left on when we turned it in. We called GM financial and were informed that the truck was inspected on August 9, 2019 at an auction lot, which means the truck sat for over 2 weeks before inspection. The truck was then repaired and apparently sold on 9/26/2019 before we ever received our closeout statement. We went to the dealership to discuss this as they reviewed our truck with us before we turned it in and were aware that there was no damage to the rear bumper but we were told by the dealership (Todd and Randy) that this was no longer their issue and there was nothing they could do. And of course, stated that there just happened to be no cameras in the area of the lot that the truck was parked in after we turned it in. We ultimately paid the 1300+ dollars for damage we know, and the dealership knew, 100% was not there when we turned the vehicle in which is just sickening. We have been GM customers for 20 years and will NEVER in a million years get another GM vehicle or work with this dealership again. I would like to note, also, that we had another vehicle, a Ford Explorer turned in the same week, had a zero balance closeout statement sent to us within 3 days and had absolutely no issues, so from now on they have all of our business. There is nothing worse to me than poor customer service, dishonesty, and a company who only wants to make money, even if it is at the expense of a hard working family. All the dealership had to do was admit to GM Financial that they reviewed the vehicle and that dent was not there, but likely at that point GM would have held them responsible so they wouldn't do it and now they lost a loyal customer and a lot of others who have heard our story and would never use them in the future. read more