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Ewald Chrysler Jeep Dodge - Franklin, WI

On 11/4/2009 12:30:21 PM melkay7751 wrote:
Had a vehicle towed in for service because it wouldn't start. After looking at it, they quoted $850 to fix. After the work was done, they called and said that it didn't fix the problem so another $98 authorization...they called back saying they couldn't find anything yet and another authorization would be needed for going further...could be several hundred more dollars. I said NO, I cannot spend that much more on a 1994 jeep. I was told they would finish up but I would still have the same problem with starting and winter was coming etc... then miraculously, within 10 minutes of telling them NO, no more money, they called to say "I think we got it fixed". He heard a woosh sound and now it seems to be fine-amazing how that happened.

Not the end...after taking the vehicle home, we smelled gas (and so did our neighbor, who asked about it). I couldn't see anything and just let it go but every time I drove the jeep, the gas smell was overwhelming. After a few days, now there was a puddle under the jeep when stopped for more than 30 seconds.

Ewald was called and they refused to look at the problem without charging again. This is totally irresponsible-they caused the problem and after ripping us off for $940 they won't even look at it under workman's warranty.

DO NOT GO HERE...even my sister and brother-in-law bought their Jeep Grand Cherokee at Ewald and they will never go back due to terrible service and RIP OFF!!!

They were EXTREMELY friendly, I must say...so much so, I almost gagged.

Don Miller - Madison, WI

On 10/30/2009 10:05:31 AM dthom wrote:
We took our new Jeep in for its first oil change. We waited in their waiting area until the oil change was complete. Where we were sitting in the waiting area, we can see the front and side of the service building. Our Jeep came flying, and I do mean flying, around the building and into the area to be picked up. Our face’s turned red with anger. We went out and told the clerk that we were not happy on how fast this kid came flying in. He said he noticed that, and will talk to the kid. We paid for the oil change, asked to talk to the service manager who, as it turns out, was the father of the kid who came flying in. We expressed our concerns and how this kid needs to realize these are other people’s vehicles that they use to get to work and should be treated with respect. The manager said he will talk to the kid. We explained that this was our first and probably last time going to Don Miller. If they treat customer cars like that when we can see them, what do they do when we can’t?