Reason for Visit: Service
I recommend this dealer: No
My Review of Allison BMW:
READ THIS (OR AT LEAST READ THE NOTES AT THE BOTTOM)
people have a right to know what this dealer is really like.
The last visit I made to Allison BMW was to have the airbags in my car, which deployed in an accident resulting in no damage, repaired. After a short review of the car Allison BMW decided the airbags had deployed like they should have, and told us we would have to pay full price to have the car repaired.
Many people including the tow truck driver told me that the airbags shouldn't have deployed prior to the dealer telling me this, so I decided to call up BMW NA to get the issue resolved. BMW NA decided to have my airbags fixed at no charge to me (after we signed a no judgments release form). They gave the dealer an authorization to fix the car and bill it internally.
A few days later, my insurance company heard about the accident, from another person involved, and wanted to take a look at the car. We told our insurance company the airbags deployed, but BMW offered to fix them for free, and on that note they went to the dealer to look at the car. When the adjuster went out to the dealer my service rep refused to let her see the car, and then told her it sustained substantial body damage, and BMW wouldn’t pay for repair (I still don’t know what kind of impact his statement will make on my insurance premium). After much argument Allison said they would make the repairs as planned by BMW NA.
There's more (like that's not enough):
When I got the car back from the dealer it was obvious they hadn’t cleaned the car at all, along with airbag sediment all over the interior they still had a service number written in marker on the windshield! And all my personal stuff I had in the truck was now in the back seat.
A few days later I opened my trunk to find the front part of the cars skid plate, after looking under the car it was obvious it hadn’t replaced, it just wasn’t there, so I brought my car to an independent body shop to screw the skid plate back on to the car (and have the insurance company take a real look at the car). When I hot the car back this time I took all of the stuff out of the back seat to find a leaky pen on my leather seats! (A few weeks had gone by since the car was at the dealer at this point). I hopelessly called up the dealer and told them what happened, and my service said he talked to the tech that worked on the car, and that the tech said he didn't leave a pen there (though it was obvious he did) and that the leather was damaged to the point where I would have to bring the car into a specialty shop to have it fixed (they didn’t even bother trying to clean it off). The moral of the story is I’m never going to bring my car there again.
Review of what they did:
*Left skid plate in the trunk exposing the bottom of the engine block, steering pinion and shaft etc (I'm lucky stones on the road etc didn’t mess up my car here) - Fixed by an independent shop
*Created a big ink splotch on the rear seats - still like that today
*Asked us pay for repairs authorized by BMW
*Gave my insurance company a jugement
Feel free to email me at Sillygates@yahoo.com.
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