Serpentini Chevrolet of Strongsville

Love this ride! Jack and Josh took care of business. No pressure and very pleasant. Jack got the car looking awesome! Jack and Josh took care of business. No pressure and very pleasant. Jack got the car looking awesome! More

Made my transaction very simple Very courteous and professional Would work with the dealership again professional Would work with the dealership again More

Happy with the repair and treated great by employees always satisfied with the experience there always satisfied with the experience there More

Staff is very helpful and friendly. Very knowledgeable and listened to our purchasing preferences. Nice showroom with refreshments. Very knowledgeable and listened to our purchasing preferences. Nice showroom with refreshments. More

Service department is very well run. Joe Battaglia listens to my needs and has a figure up front of what the cost will be. The waiting area is pleasant, but I needed a car to get home du Joe Battaglia listens to my needs and has a figure up front of what the cost will be. The waiting area is pleasant, but I needed a car to get home due to the time my repair was going to take. Joe provided a clean, new dealer car which ensured a very nice ride home. Repairs done correctly. More

Love from beginning to end! !! I’m a senior citizen so I need to know how much it is going to cost before I have to pay for it. I have to know how much parts are if something el !! I’m a senior citizen so I need to know how much it is going to cost before I have to pay for it. I have to know how much parts are if something else is needed. Example the last time I had an oil change, he said next time you most likely will need to have new tires so he gave me an estimate. It was like $1400 with another oil change and an air filter. I WAS PREPARED—being on a budget that was extremely helpful. I love that I could know way ahead what’s coming up and how much it’ll cost so I’ll be ready instead of sticker shocked. thank you! More

What a bunch of xxxxxxxx. Called & email confirmed the price of a used vehicle listed on multiple websites. They were the only dealership that wouldn’t negotiate via email/p Called & email confirmed the price of a used vehicle listed on multiple websites. They were the only dealership that wouldn’t negotiate via email/phone which was suspect to begin with. Agreed to come in person, test drove the vehicle, agreed to a price, and was ready to buy. However, when I mentioned I had my own financing, suddenly the car was $5K more. Complete xx! I said that is fraudulent advertising. They said it was clear on the website. I challenged him on that and he pointed me to the line “Other exclusions apply. Contact dealer for details”. Really? You consider THAT clear? Completely wasted my time. Of course I walked. On the way out, the group next to me was complaining about the online deception they were experiencing as well. Steer clear of Serpentini. More

The dealership and staff were great however my big concern is that my car needs a part that is on back order and might not come for two to three months. I don’t understand how this happens. If the par concern is that my car needs a part that is on back order and might not come for two to three months. I don’t understand how this happens. If the part goes altogether I won’t be able to drive the car until the replacement arrives. Scary. More

Very satisfied enjoyed all employees I encountered. I will definitely recommend Serpentini to family and friends. I will definitely recommend Serpentini to family and friends. More

This is a warning to never give any Serpentini dealerships your business. I have been trying to get this handled internally for weeks, but now I have been waiting two and a half weeks for a respon dealerships your business. I have been trying to get this handled internally for weeks, but now I have been waiting two and a half weeks for a response from their GSM Mario and sent multiple emails and have yet to receive a reply, so here we are doing it this way. We’ve also left voicemails and emails with the financing department that have also gone unanswered. This is the first time I’ve needed a new car in 17 years. Four weeks ago, my husband and I went to look at a car that was listed online for $17,995—on third party car sites and on the dealership site itself. We spoke to four different people and not a single one of them informed us that wasn’t actually the price of the car. Nor did they even correct me when I verbally said the price of the car out loud twice (and I had a spreadsheet with the price of the car on it). They had many many chances to tell us they weren’t actually honoring the price they had listed online, and failed to do so at each and every turn. Not only that, but the only two numbers we were even shown on the screen were the $17,995 and the percentage rate from the finance company. I kept having to ask about things because everything is electronic and we weren’t shown any numbers for anything. As soon as we sat down in the finance department they were trying to get me to sign over my car to them as a trade-in without even telling us what we were getting for it—surprise, they were only going to give us $110. We were not even given prices for any of the warranties or service packages, they just wanted us to agree to all of them without having all of the information. So imagine my surprise when we got the paperwork for the car (days later because they originally gave us the paperwork on a thumb drive with a broken file) and it said the car price was $20,788. As soon as we saw that we started calling and emailing, and clearly there has been no resolution so far. This could have been avoided at so many points. If just ONE person had said, “Hey, that’s actually not the price of the car, it’s actually $20,788,” we would have immediately said, “Okay, thanks for your time, but we’re no longer interested,” and moved on to the next one on the spreadsheet. But they failed entirely to do that—online, in person, on the screen, and especially when I verbally mentioned the price of the car, that would have been a really good time to say something. And even if all of this listed had not happened, I still wouldn’t ever give them any business again. We were told (by multiple employees) that if we didn’t use their financing, they’d raise the price of the car. I was told the last time I was in trying to get this resolved that they (the dealership) get a $300 kickback from getting customers to use their ridiculous financing where the percentage rate is wildly higher than you’d get from, say, a credit union or pretty much anywhere else, for that matter. Any company that wants their customers to pay more for no reason other than to line their own pockets is a company that should not be operating. Everything taken together—the sneakiness with pricing, the lack of communication, the lack of printed paperwork, the kickbacks, the lack of surprise or concern from employees that this is happening, etc. —gives the impression that management policy is to screw people over whenever possible to get more money for themselves. Even the tow truck driver that came to collect my old car did not have nice things to say about this dealership, which I will not repeat here. He also encouraged me to report the dealership to the title office, which I didn’t even know was an option, so that will be the next step. It’s a shame the dealership itself is like this, because there seem to be some genuinely nice people that work there. More