Lubbers Cars

I want to start by saying that I do not normally leave reviews or post much of anything online, but I feel others need to know or be aware of this. I have used Lubbers service center (both Chevy and Ford) reviews or post much of anything online, but I feel others need to know or be aware of this. I have used Lubbers service center (both Chevy and Ford) for the last 5-6 years due to being referred to them by a trusted friend. For the most part all of my visits are great until recently, I feel as if something has changed for the worst. The last few visits to the Chevy service center have not been the same. I used to be taken care of each visit by Trey I believe his name was. Taller gentleman maybe mid 30's and I feel he went above and beyond to make sure my experience was great. All of my issues/concerns were always addressed, and everything was explained very well to me as far as what was done to my vehicle. I am not very mechanically savvy so each time a repair was done other than an oil change I feel he always went the extra mile to go over everything and even show me under the hood and around the vehicle what was done. A couple years ago I noticed that the gentleman I usually dealt with was no longer there, no big deal I wanted to keep coming to where my vehicle service history was. So, the first visit where I was greeted by the gentleman with the beard who is listed on this website as Darren was ok, I feel as if I was rushed even though I always call in to schedule an appointment. I was given service recommendations on my vehicle and when looking back at invoices I had already completed these maintenance items, so I feel as if he was trying to upsell me on things that were literally just completed on my vehicle. The next visit did require a suspension repair that I knew was needing done anyways, I scheduled appointment out further than I wanted because I did need a loaner vehicle. Usually when Trey would give me a loaner, he pulled the vehicle up, ensured it had fuel and was decently clean and this was not the case. Darren handed me the keys said it was up front, I had to transfer a few things, and the vehicle was parked a ways out, no big deal there but vehicle was somewhat dirty and only had a quarter tank. Things happen and they did look busy so I didn't want to be a bother. Where I began to get frustrated is after approving the work and coming to get my vehicle I asked a couple questions (I am ignorant on vehicles by the way) and I feel as if Darren seemed almost frustrated and trying to rush me out of there. The total was also a little over what I was told on the phone. Fastforward a few months and brought another vehicle in for oil change and minor repairs and was dealing with Darren again. Everything seemed to go well this visit until I come and picked the vehicle up. I try to keep somewhat of a clean and neat vehicle. First of all, again when I tried to ask questions Darren seemed like it was a big inconvenience, and I could tell he was becoming frustrated so i just quit asking and hoped for the best. When I got in my vehicle there was grease stains on the floor and steering wheel area and the light rattle/clunk noise was still present and I had not even left the parking lot. At this point I was a little upset, so I parked for 10 minutes to cool down. When I went back into the service center apparently Darren had left for the evening (It was around 4pm) and thankfully a gentleman took my keys cleaned my vehicle and when looking around the vehicle found the plastic lining around the wheel well area was not re secured properly and hanging down, this was not loose when I brought the vehicle in mind you. I thought maybe I had just had a few strokes of off/bad visits and was planning on going back until I have heard from my brother and a few friends have had several similar experiences with the Chevy Service. Feels like Darren is rushing them out, after oil changes there was oil messes all over under the vehicle and would end up on garage floor, found that the repairs stated on receipts seemed to be rushed (bolts left loose, concerns not fully addressed etc.) More

Let me start by saying this: if you care about where your money goes, don’t support Lubbers. This place doesn’t just treat customers poorly — they treat their own employees like disposable trash. I had a money goes, don’t support Lubbers. This place doesn’t just treat customers poorly — they treat their own employees like disposable trash. I had a family member work here, and the stories they brought home were infuriating. Management operates like a high school clique — if you’re not part of their little inner circle, forget about being treated fairly. Hardworking employees get overworked, underpaid, and micromanaged to death, while lazy favorites skate by doing the bare minimum. They preach about “family values” and “teamwork” but behind closed doors? It’s toxic. Employees are expected to work long hours with zero appreciation, and if someone speaks up about the mistreatment, they’re either gaslit or pushed out. Turnover is insanely high, which tells you everything you need to know. Good people don’t stick around at Lubbers — they burn out or get fed up and leave. I don’t know what’s worse: how they lie to customers, or how they exploit the people trying to make a living there. Either way, I’ll never step foot on that lot again. Lubbers doesn’t deserve your business or your respect. More

I would never recommend anyone to buy a car from Lubbers or Curtis. I bought a used truck from here and about 2k miles later they say it needs a new transmission. I call Curtis about this and the best he ha or Curtis. I bought a used truck from here and about 2k miles later they say it needs a new transmission. I call Curtis about this and the best he has is a should’ve bought the extended warranty and he’s sorry. Clearly don’t know how a sorry would fix a transmission. I’d never recommend anyone to buy a vehicle from him or lubbers More