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A few month ago when I came to service my car, Tracy was - DarleneT

A few month ago when I came to service my car, Tracy was the person I talked to in the service dept. Durning our conversation she was rude and disrespectful. The next time I came in I went and talked to the service manager about this issue and in return I ask that Tracy when I come in for service not be the person that helps me. Yesterday I went in for service I talked to Vinny, when I went to pay while talking to Vinny, Tracy was there and kept interrupting us. So, therefore this tells me that this issue never got resolved so therefore I will not be coming to Burdick Nissan any longer. Terrible Customer Service! DarleneT

Went in for an expensive timing belt service to the... - john

Went in for an expensive timing belt service to the Toyota service for my 20 yr old Lexus. Lexus website says I can have Toyota do the service, but Burdick told me only through their expensive Lexus service. Walked out and about to set an appt with Romano. Burdick is scammers

Dishonest Service Department. - mbarclay25

Dishonest Service Department. I received the attached mailer flier in the mail as I often do from Burdick VW. Often they include discounts on oil changes, or advertise “free multi point inspection” in which they try to get you in the door and sell you services you don’t really need. This particular one caught my eye as it showed $20 for front or rear brake pads and rotors as show in the ad. The fine print states additional parts and labor may be an additional cost. Certain models excluded. I thought well, it shows bring your TIGUAN in for service, listed their service department number, and hours for Burdick VW, I’ll schedule the service it’s a great deal, they must be making their money on the additional labor charge I see there potentially is. When I arrived at my appointment, the service advisor Marc said he had never seen one in person before, someone had come in the previous week and tried to use it but did not have the ad with them. I provided the ad as proof, and was told it must be a mistake it should probably read $20 off. I pointed out the deal above the $20 price point advertises $5 OFF but there is no “off” associated with the listed $20 per wheel brakes. He said he would look into it and call me back. 7 hours later, still no response or call back. After contacting them, I was informed that “the ad should read $20 off”, then the story changed to it doesn’t include my vehicle (Tiguan) even though the advertisement specifically has a picture of a Tiguan and shows to contact Burdick VW for service of my Tiguan. Then they stated that VW sends them out, and they don’t do mailers, and then said their marketing department must have made an error. I told Marc that it seems dishonest to send mailers and not honor them, at which time he stated “I don’t have time to deal with you I have customers to deal with I’m busy here”. After contacting VW they said they don’t do mailers it’s up to the privately owned dealerships to send them out, and it is Burdick VW that would have sent it and not honor their own advertisement. The service manager Stephanie also refused to honor the advertisement and fed into the ever changing stories made up to try to get me to drop the issue. Do yourself a favor, and visit a more reputable dealership to have your service done. Don’t count on them to honor any advertised service discounts.

I wanted to thank you for providing excellent service... - ekpfollowed

I wanted to thank you for providing excellent service during my two recent visits with my 2000 BMW M-Coupe. It was refreshing to be able to leave my car in "good hands" with an obviously well trained mechanic and know that all the service will be handled in a very professional manner.

Purchase - Chris

Start by saying I've bought many cars over the years im truly impressed with jason and how he brought his A game to the table truly the best car buying process I've had

These guys know customer service! - dbishop7370

I was on a trip from Montreal to Philadelphia and as I passed Albany New York the oil light in my 2011 Jetta came on. It was later discovered that the car had lost oil because of an improperly installed oil filter by my home dealer. After using the VW emergency road service, my car was towed to Capitol Cities VW and then came the best part of the whole day, I met Randy. It was 3:30 in the afternoon when I arrived and Randy had someone work on the car immediately, they stayed past their normal working hours and I was on my way, half an hour after normal closing time. The whole team understood what I really needed and delivered in spades. Thank you Randy, thank you Capital Cities VW and thank you Langan Automotive Group.

I bought my 2024 Subaru Impreza in July and recently hit - Marcus V

I bought my 2024 Subaru Impreza in July and recently hit 6K miles, prompting me to seek my first oil change, tire rotation, and a safety recall fix. After checking with various local Subaru dealerships, including Goldstein, Mackey, North Country, and finally Capitaland, I chose Capitaland due to a friendly and competitive service from Barry. I scheduled, dropped off the car, promised a 1.5-hour service and received a prompt call for pickup. Upon returning, I found the car ready but was disappointed to discover grease/oil stains on the driver's seat, oil/grease/dirt and scuff marks on the door sill, oil/grease/dirt on my new Weather Tech floor liner, and fingerprints on the windshield where the service reminder sticker was placed. Despite always keeping my car well-maintained, I had to address these issues with Darrel and Tony from the service desk. Although the problems were promptly resolved and I received an apology, the experience left me disappointed and frustrated. Vehicles are very expensive and when we place them into the hands of a dealership, a certain level of trust is granted. We customers expect that our investment will be respected and cared for with the utmost attention to detail. To add insult to injury. This morning, I noted oil/grease residue on the beige headliner of the driver side grab bar area and so I got to spend an hour of fun on my day off, cleaning up the grease. The service department is the heart of a dealership; the brand as a whole. Service is an opportunity for dealerships to highlight their strengths, technical skills/knowledge, attention to detail and respect for the product and their customers. Such experiences do have a negative impact on future purchasing decisions and it's unacceptable for people to spend money and have their vehicle disrespected. - Reusable/Washable Seat covers? - Paper floor liners? - Watch for placement of boots and hands? Is anyone in the service department performing a once over of a customer's vehicle to ensure everything is acceptable before the customer signs paperwork, pays for service and drives off? Overall, this was not a good experience and I'm hopeful this service department can do better in the future. If so, I will update my review to reflect the experience.