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During the spring of '03 I took my '02 Sukuki XL-7 in for... - runninghorn65

During the spring of '03 I took my '02 Sukuki XL-7 in for warranty work. The transfer case had begun to leak oil. I had also been hearing the timing chain rattle during a 'cold start'. I had been reading on a discussion board that there was a problem with a tensioner, and it was prone to fail. So I requested that they take a look (or listen) at the tensioner. When I called to check on the vehicle they informed me that the gasket was leaking on the timing chain cover, along with the oil filter, and needed to be replaced, all of which would be covered by the 3/36000 warranty. So I told them to go ahead and do the job, but if they were to replace the oil they were to use Mobil 1 synthetic oil ONLY, since it was all I had been running in my vehicle since it had 9K miles on it. When I picked my XL-7 up I was told that there wasn't anything wrong with my timing chain tensioner. By the way, I find it hard to believe that my "oil filter was leaking", since I've replaced hundreds of oil filters in my life and have never had one leak a DROP! But if they wanted to replace it under warranty....so be it. When I looked at the receipt I noticed that they had replaced the oil with regular Valvoline. I asked the service manager if that were correct and he said "yes". So I requested to see the work order and there it was "Use Mobil 1 5W-30 only". All he could say was "We're sorry". So I drove straight to Oreilly and spent my own money on an oil change that shouldn't have been needed. The very next morning when we started the vehicle (cold) I could faintly hear the tapping of the timing chain. I called the dealer to tell him that I still heard it and he told me that it was probably due to the switch to Valvoline from Mobil 1. I'm not stupid, but I thought I'd give it a little time anyway. For the next couple of months the noise would come and go. When the vehicle had 33K miles on it we left on a trip across the Southwest. We drove the vehicle 3400 miles through New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado. During the trip the chain started to get louder and louder. When we returned home contacted the service dept. again, and was told to bring it in for them to check it out. This time they agreed that there was a problem with the tensioner. Only it was going to cost me approx. $1500 to fix it since the vehilce had barely gone over 36K miles. I presented the manager with the work orders that showed my concern about this problem. Then I refreshed his memory about our phone conversations. I also told him that we had just returned from a very long road trip and hadn't had an opportunity to bring it in for service. None of this seemed to matter. He directed my complaint to the district manager (I don't recall his name) who wasn't very sympathetic at all. He said that they would pay for the parts, but I would still have to pay nearly $1000 for the labor. This man was very rude and unproffesional. I then contacted the Suzuki dealership in Waco, which is actually a few miles closer to my home, to see if they could help me out. After explaining the situation to the service manager he agreed that they should pay to replace the tensioner. So he said that I should contact HIS district manager with my problem. As is so happens, IT WAS THE SAME GUY!!!! This all happened more than 2 years ago. Yet it still burns me up to think about it. I decided to drive the piece of junk (Actually it's a great vehicle, it just makes me think about the service dept.) until it fell apart. Well, we've got 85K miles on it now and the timing chain has just recently begun to get louder. There are so many reasons why Suzuki should stand behind their product in this instance. But what can you do? Sometimes a few idiots can ruin the product with their actions. Maury Taylor Blooming Grove, TX. mtaylor@chapusa.com

I purchased a 2006 Aston Martin from the original owner a... - asnadimi

I purchased a 2006 Aston Martin from the original owner a few months ago. Make a long story short the original owner lied/misrepresented the condition and history of the car. I was interested to find out if the misrepresentation had seriously affected the cars value. I called Aston Martin Dallas to ask for an appraisal of the car and was directed to speak with Chris Johnson Sales Director. I explained to Chris that I would like to have my car appraised and would like to know what the fee would be. He was curious as to why I needed it appraised and I explained the situation. He said he would call me back. I waited one week for him to return my phone call and finally called him back but this time left a voice mail reminding him that I was still waiting for information on the appraisal. I waited another week with no word from him and decided to call him again. This time I was fortunate that he took my phone call. He made no apologies for not returning my call or calling me for the past two weeks and instead arrogantly questioned my motives while hinting that I intended on filing a frivolous lawsuit against the original owner. Again he told me he would look into the appraisal and call me back which to this day 2 months later never happened. The entire experience was insulting and displayed a lack of character on Mr. Johnson's part. My request for a paid appraisal is not out of line, but he simply had to say that it is not a service that his dealership offers instead of running me around for more than two weeks and then being condescending.

I would not recommend this dealership if it was the last... - Sheri

I would not recommend this dealership if it was the last one on earth. We were in Victoria in February and my car broke down. We used Cadillac's courtesy service to have my car towed to Victoria Atzenhoffer. They towed my car back to me in Rowlett Texas. During the time the car was picked up and delivered back to me there were scratches put on my car that were not there when they took possession of my vehicle. They first told us to get an estimate on the damage and send it to them. Once they received the estimate they declined saying there is no proof that the damage occurred in their possession. Asked us if we contacted the towing company that was contracted by THEM. The dealership that I deal with in Frisco is in disbelief for the way that we have been treated. Atzenhoffer Chevrolet your service stinks! My father used to purchase all of his vehicles from them when he was alive. He would be livid.

Purchased a vehicle from this dealership in May 2024 — - A. Love

Purchased a vehicle from this dealership in May 2024 — and within just days, serious problems began to surface. I returned the vehicle multiple times and made repeated requests for repairs. Over the course of several months, I personally demonstrated the issues to service staff, recorded conversations and incidents, and even installed a dash cam to document the ongoing problems. Despite all of this, the dealership refused to repair the vehicle. As of July 1, 2025, the dealership has still refused to release the vehicle's service records. When the co-owner requested them, they were told “we don’t have any,” despite the vehicle spending multiple days — even a week at a time— on their lot. Involved individuals: Stephanie Johnson (Service Dept): Offers no assistance and passes customers off to a service manager who lacks knowledge or initiative. Alan Whitson (Service Manager): Refuses to take responsibility, denies valid concerns, and places blame on the customer. Tommy Taylor (General Manager): Acknowledged the issue and even said they would "just go ahead and replace the radio" — which was never done. Nancy Kern: Handled communication with the DMV during the formal complaint I filed. After that, the dealership refused all service, claiming that I had “taken legal action” simply by initiating the complaint. This dealership is not trustworthy. In fact, they went so far as to issue a criminal trespass warning against a disabled veteran — solely to avoid making necessary repairs. They ignore warranty obligations, avoid accountability, and withhold documentation that customers are legally entitled to receive.

Depended on them for years. - jm1

Depended on them for years. Purchased FOUR vehicles for my family and Always had good service. Stopped by today and was informed that they were no longer a Mazda dealer - didn't want to mess with any of my cars any more. Their suggestion was to drive 126 miles to San Antonio - "maybe they can help you". UNACCEPTABLE. You cannot treat customers like this and stay in business.

Can’t say enough bad things about our experience. - BadAudi

Can’t say enough bad things about our experience. They’re very friendly and accommodating throughout the purchase phase but that honeymoon doesn’t last. About 7 months after we purchased our A6, it needed an oil change. Took it in and had it changed but afterwards, the car wouldn’t start. 4 months later we had no diagnosis as to what was wrong, no ETA as to when it would be fixed, and the only communication we would get from our service rep was a bi-weekly text that said “no new news about your car”. At this point, we asked them to buy the car back and we’re told they don’t do that. Enter our lawyers and another 4 months later, we finally sign the paperwork to have them buy the car back. Our service rep was incompetent, the service manager was rude, never returned any of our calls and never answered our questions, just handed out excuse after excuse. I tried to speak with the GM but he was too busy to talk with me. I was given his assistant to speak to and was told she would be speaking with him right away when he got back from lunch. Just like the rest of his employees, I never got a call back. I’m still flabbergasted that a company can operate the way they do and stay in business. Not only will I never own another Audi, I’ll never purchase a vehicle from any North Park dealership.

Great service and flexible, attention to detail and goes - AlexS4

Great service and flexible, attention to detail and goes above & beyond to do the job right