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Jen was a very friendly advisor. - J.K

Jen was a very friendly advisor. I brought my wife's car in because the check engine light kept coming on and off. Jen made sure that Garnet accepted Continental’s comprehensive warranty and gave me a heads-up that I might have to pay a $180 diagnostic fee if they didn’t find anything wrong. I decided to take the risk. The technician thoroughly inspected the engine, ran a full test to ensure there were no issues, and even took it for a second test drive to double-check. They eventually removed the faulty code. Jen was very apologetic that I had to pay the fee, but I felt reassured knowing that Garnet VW took the time to double-check the engine, confirming that everything was fine and the car was just being overly sensitive.

Update to my review on the engine replacement on my golf... - Thatmk6r

Update to my review on the engine replacement on my golf R. I was smart this time and took it to my regular mechanic to replace my clutch/flywheel. More than 4 bolts were missing from the trans/diff. Volkswagen Reading was the last place to touch my trans when they pulled it to check the clutch/flywheel. Found a broken plug and a lot of other mistakes. For an over $9,000 job it looks like a 5 year old with his first set of tinker toys repaired my car.

Outstanding service always done accurately never had to - Ed spess

Outstanding service always done accurately never had to go back for something not done correctly my telluride is always returned clean and finger print free the service advisors are always on point !!

Definitely not a 5 star jeep dealership This is... - phillyjen

Definitely not a 5 star jeep dealership This is definitely not a five star jeep dealership. I am a regular Gary Barbara customer but they were booked so I... (Full Review) This is definitely not a five star jeep dealership. I am a regular Gary Barbara customer but they were booked so I tried Gegnas Chrysler and was disappointed. My jeep was in the service dept for over two days and all it needed was a new battery. After having the jeep for two days, they had the audacity to charge me labor for investigating my complaint, then finding out what was wrong with the jeep and then replacing the battery. So, all together I was charged 3 different labor fees. I questioned this at the service dept and nothing they said to me made any sense. Coincidentally, all mgmt was out to lunch. ..or so I was told. Also, when I got to the dealership, no one appeared to be really busy, which I guess would explain why it took them two days to put a battery into my jeep. Avoid this place at all cost if you don't want to be riped off.