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Danbury Pre-owned Center

Danbury, CT

5.0
1,342 Reviews

94 Mill Plain Road

Danbury, CT

06811

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1,342 Reviews of Danbury Pre-owned Center

April 02, 2013

Salesman had a very low pressure, friendly demeanor. He sought to match my needs and interests with the cars in his inventory, rather than push me to look at particular cars he wanted to sell. The financi More

by apex107
Customer Service
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
Yes
Employees Worked With
Peter Molony
February 12, 2013

I purchased a 2009 Audi A4 from this dealership and the sales person was a friendly guy but in my opinion he needs to listen to the buyers instead of just talking facts all the time. I had no real problem More

by rahip4567
Customer Service
Quality Of Work
Friendliness
Price
Recommend Dealer
No
Feb 12, 2013 -

Danbury Pre-owned Center responded

Thank you for the feedback. Five-star reviews look good online, but constructive criticism like yours is what helps us get better. I'm sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations. I will look into what happened in this case and see what we need to do to make sure we are doing a better job going forward. Can you me your name so I can look up your customer record and ask some questions on my end? You tagged Ken Kisler in your review. I'm assuming he sold you your car, but he has been out on medical leave for a couple months so I'm assuming you spoke with someone else.

Feb 12, 2013 -

rahip4567 responded

Yes, like I said Ken Kisler was alright but whoever I spoke to on the phone should be taught to respect customers and do his job instead of raising his voice.

Feb 12, 2013 -

Danbury Pre-owned Center responded

Without knowing who that is the best I can do is provide some general feedback. I spoke with Jenn Brown, who you have been communicating with about the extended warranty. It sounds like she was trying to get you some clarification on the terms and conditions of your extended warranty should you decide to modify your car. I can't speak to the tone the Service Adviser took with you on the phone, but I can tell you that they speak from the experience of filing claims with the third party warranty providers and not with selling the warranty itself. Anytime you modify a vehicle that is under warranty, factory or third party, you do run the risk of voiding the warranty. If you are comfortable that the work you are going to do to your car is not going to void your warranty, and you have something from the warranty provider in writing that says that the modifications that you are going to make will not void the warranty, that is ultimately between you and the warranty provider. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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