
Lithia Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat of Eugene
Eugene, OR
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2,351 Reviews of Lithia Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Fiat of Eugene
Garbage service dept. I bought my truck from here and get it serviced where I buy. Always done that. They told me even though their service dept is open, they can't help me with diagnostics on the weekend. I it serviced where I buy. Always done that. They told me even though their service dept is open, they can't help me with diagnostics on the weekend. I told the guy its my only day off, you're open, help me out, and they declined to help. I called Chrysler and they made them make me an appointment to help. They completely blew me off when I brought the truck in. They were supposed to be listening for noise in the cab, but had my AC at max, and some country station on with the volume at 30. Maxed out. Absolutely ridiculous. I went ahead and filed a formal complaint with Chrysler. Will never come back here for anything. More
You got us in quick and fixed the major issue on my Jeep. You then helped do my maintenance that was needed. Overall an amazing job and you wasted no time. You then helped do my maintenance that was needed. Overall an amazing job and you wasted no time. More
Our experience at Lithia Dodge was great! Justin had our Passat waiting for us to test drive. The easiest car purchase ever! Highly recommend this dealership. our Passat waiting for us to test drive. The easiest car purchase ever! Highly recommend this dealership. More
Always received great service when Mike was there. Last 2 times I had to deal with Chase who did not put my appt on the books twice, never apologized never even acknowleged that he did not put my appts on 2 times I had to deal with Chase who did not put my appt on the books twice, never apologized never even acknowleged that he did not put my appts on the books. More
Not bad. Although the answer to a problem with the emergency brake was to jam on it as hard as I can then release. This would allow the pedal to fully extend. I don't think the answer should be to do emergency brake was to jam on it as hard as I can then release. This would allow the pedal to fully extend. I don't think the answer should be to do this. Seems more abusive to the equipment. More