Thoroughbred Motorcars

2.7
Manufacturer: Audi
Thoroughbred Motorcars
2350 8th Ave S
Nashville, Tennessee 37204
(800) 338-7783

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Wandaatwork
4/26/2006 3:54:15 PM

Reason for Visit: Sales

I recommend this dealer: Yes

My Review of Thoroughbred Motorcars:
I was searching for luxury SUV and wanted something different from what everyone else had. Through my research I decided to look at the Porshce Cayenne. When I went to Thoroughbred I was greeted by Solomon Holley. Solomon was a pleasure to work with from beginning to end. I have nothing but compliments to everyone at Thoroughbred. Even after the sale I was thanked for my business by one of the managers and was treated like royalty while I was there. I will make a point to refer everyone I know to Thoroughbred Motorcars.

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YoungLawyer
12/1/2005 1:28:35 PM

Reason for Visit: Sales

I recommend this dealer: No

My Review of Thoroughbred Motorcars:
After reading the other review, it seems that I am not the only one having trouble with this dealership. It seems that not only does thoroughbred not like "rednecks" as presumed by the previous reviewer, this dealership doesn't like young attorneys as well. I have visited this dealership on four separate occasions hoping that I would eventually find some inkling of customer service only to be disappointed over and over again. Out of those four times, the only person that actually came up to me was a homeless woman who told me about her AIDS and showed me all of the needle marks on her arms. Needless to say, this was disturbing. After going into the dealership and asking for some help, one of the salesmen "allowed" (his words) me to go for a test drive. Unfortunately, the A4 convertible he let me drive was almost empty on gas and being in this particular neighborhood, I had to fill it up immediately. After explaining this to the salesman upon my return, he merely said "thank you" without any offer of reimbursement. I understand that I am 25 and did not drive to the dealership in a nice car, but does that mean I have to beg for service? Unfortunately, Thoroughbred is the only Audi dealer in Middle Tennessee, so I have decided to go to Mercedes of Nashville who has far better service.

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tbulgarino
10/15/2005 4:03:48 PM

Reason for Visit: Sales

I recommend this dealer: No

My Review of Thoroughbred Motorcars:
When we arrived, a salesperson named Jeff introduced himself and asked to help us through the process. I introduced myself and family and we made small talk. The next words out of my mouth were "Jeff we saw the lease special on the Audi website and that deal is the only thing we are interested in today, is there a car on the lot that qualifies for these lease terms.

He returned with was a full 57% higher than the advertised lease rate ($549 a month vs. $349 a month) as was the required down payment. I met with Jeff and asked him to justify the large discrepancy and he said the difference was taxes and tags. At that point I flat out said "if you are telling me there is a $200 monthly charge for taxes and tags then I am leaving." Jeff responded that the car was different from the one on the website and that accounted for the additional cost. Jeff then said he would ask his sales manager and left. 10-15 minutes later Jeff returned with some new numbers. The new deal was $419 a month on the advertised $349 month. I stated that if he would show me the details of the payment, basically I was asking if the difference was due to taxes or other acceptable fees. Jeff and I proceeded to walk back to his desk when I asked if this was a car they had on the lot and he said no it would have to be ordered. I then asked when it would arrive. Jeff stated that I would have to give a non-refundable deposit and then he would call his "Audi" guy and see when delivery could be arranged. I simply asked Jeff to get me an ETA from his "Audi" guy before a placed a non-refundable deposit, his answer was dumbfounding. Jeff stated "That is not how we do business!" I told him there was no way I was giving them a non-refundable deposit until I had a firm ETA. I told him that was a deal killer and Jeff said very rudely "It has been a pleasure". At this point as a customer I asked to speak to his manager to voice my displeasure with the entire sequence of events.

Another man standing around the room identified himself as the "owner" and the next words out of his mouth were, "I have listened to you run your mouth for 30 minutes and I am sick of it we do not want your business leave now or I will call the Berry Hill police department". We overlooking the fact that he was incorrect on the premise of listening to me "run my mouth" I can tell you I was quite surprised. I attempted to explain the situation since this person has not been in attendance at any prior discussions. I told him then and there that his dealership had bad business ethics and was trying to pull a bait and switch. He again insulted me by saying that I could not possible understand the numbers and how they arrived at the initially inflated price. I said that if he could sit down and defend his price (which Jeff never did) I would by the car at his price. We he obviously was in no mood to defend what can not be defended because the next thing he does is call me a redneck. I will admit that I may have disparaged his English accent but that was all (and I think after all of his abuse justified). In disbelief I left the facility and started my car. As I pulled forward to enter 8th Avenue there was a Berry Hill Police Officer talking with him. I exited the car to speak with the officer and explain the situation. Basically I told him that the guy was trying to prove how much influenced he wielded and wasted the their time, the office laughed and agreed with me after learning the details. He told me thanks for my patience and to have a nice day.

The dealership was trying to pull the most blatant 'bait and switch' that I have ever experienced. It is this type of company and these types of people that ruin the reputation and image of the entire auto industry. I am not sure what action can be taken but I will do all I can to notify others of their dishonest behavior.


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