To put things simple, a dealership lie left a wheelchair- bound child riding in the back of a car that could catch fire or explode. Furthermore, they instructed me to sue the previous owner of my car (who is a longtime customer of Warner) because the dealership rather see him get sued than provide me warranty coverage.
A dealer error, which they tried to lie about now has me thinking about selling my car which I have only had for 3 weeks. Let alone paying the $700 I was quoted to disassemble the vehicle that they provided faulty service and parts on.
Neither the service manager or the dealership owner know how to return phone calls, emails, or written letters asking for help in resolving this problem.
I've had to exhaust time and money contacting the Better Business Bureau, the NFADA, media outlets, and attorneys to have this simple problem fixed.
As a first time owner of an American car, a General Motors Product and a Buick Vehicle, this dealership has made it the last time I will buy any of these ever again. read more