Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet

I have dealt an "internet consultant" from Bobby Layman chevrolet and my head is still swimming. "We are always willing to negotiate price", he said.. but would only tell me what he "can't" do...never wha chevrolet and my head is still swimming. "We are always willing to negotiate price", he said.. but would only tell me what he "can't" do...never what he "CAN" do...even though I repeatedly asked that specific question. Though it's sometimes hard to tell when speaking over e-mail, his tone was always one of "get on with it, you're wasting my time", and I finally stopped dealing with him when it became clear that he would only accept a full price offer. He said, "...the Internet process is in place so a shopper can look at inventory across the country and find the best possible deal without haggling at the dealership." ...wait, what? But earlier you said... So which is it, Bobby Layman Chevrolet of Columbus, Ohio? Are you willing to negotiate prices? Or aren't you? CarMax at least has the guts to tell you up front that you're going to take what they offer you or you can bugger-off...and they manage to do it in a very professional way. More

Promised me a 500$ gas card if I purchased a vehicle even put it in writing. Then was very rude saying things like " I dont want to talk to you right now" and "If you dont want the car bring it back" an even put it in writing. Then was very rude saying things like " I dont want to talk to you right now" and "If you dont want the car bring it back" and " I TOLD YOU YOU WERE GETTING IT" very unprofessional a disgrace to the industry its been 6 weeks and still no card More

I was treated absolutely wonderful More

I Just bought a new Corvette and had a great experience and very great price. I was treated absolutely wonderful and very great price. I was treated absolutely wonderful More

After looking for a Pontiac G6 online I received a call from Chris Coffman stating that he was a representative from "Bar None" financing. He then proceeded to ask me when a good time was for me to talk ab from Chris Coffman stating that he was a representative from "Bar None" financing. He then proceeded to ask me when a good time was for me to talk about financing. After returning several phone calls he stated that his office was inside Bobby Layman Chevy. The meeting that ended up taking place was wildly different that anything the Chris lead me to believe. Chris was not with the finance department at all he was a salesman. He decided to try and shove a Chevy Cobalt down my throat and nothing I said would change his extremely high pressure sales approach. After three hours of him grilling me to buy the Cobalt and insisting that I take the thing for a test drive, I told him I was not interested in the car. At that point the meeting took another unexpected turn Chris became very rude and when that tactic didn’t work he brought in a second salesman to ask me the very same questions Chris him self asked me moments ago. The only thing that had any effect at all was telling them that I wanted at least a day to think about it. Immediately after leaving there I went to different dealership and ended up buying the G6 that I originally wanted. Chris did decide to call me early the next day just to "check up" after telling him the I decided to go with a different dealer he said "Thanks for wasting my time!" and hung up on me. My advice stay the xxxx away from Bobby Layman unless you have your heart set on Cobalt because that’s what you are going to get anyway. More

After looking for a Pontiac G6 online I received a call from Chris Coffman stating that he was a representative from "Bar None" financing. He then proceeded to ask me when a good time was for me to talk ab from Chris Coffman stating that he was a representative from "Bar None" financing. He then proceeded to ask me when a good time was for me to talk about financing. After returning several phone calls he stated that his office was inside Bobby Layman Chevy. The meeting that ended up taking place was wildly different that anything the Chris lead me to believe. Chris who was not incharge of financing at all but was a salesman. Decided to try and shove a Chevy Cobalt down my throat and nothing I said would change his extremely high pressure sales approach. After three hours of him grilling me to buy the Cobalt and insisting that I take the thing for a test drive, I told him I was not interested in the car. At that point the meeting took another unexpected turn Chris became very rude and when that tactic didn’t work he brought in a second salesman to ask me the very same questions Chris him self asked me moments ago. The only thing that had any effect at all was telling them that I wanted at least a day to think about it. Immediately after leaving there I went to different dealership and ended up buying the G6 that I originally wanted. Chris did decide to call me early the next day just to "check up" after telling him the I decided to go with a different dealer he said "Thanks for wasting my time!" and hung up on me. My advice stay the xxxx away from Bobby Layman unless you have your heart set on Cobalt because that’s what you are going to get anyway. More

Don't bother considering Bobby Layman. I recently had Don't bother considering Bobby Layman. I recently had work done on my aging Chevy at another dealer; then the car broke down again. Layman was the Don't bother considering Bobby Layman. I recently had work done on my aging Chevy at another dealer; then the car broke down again. Layman was the closest dealer, so I wound up there. Next time I'll pay hefty towing charges to stay away from them. They charge close to triple retail price on parts, and I'm pretty sure the repair they did didn't solve the real problem. The car runs, but it still doesn't respond right. Matt was friendly in person but didn't return phone calls. I had to track him down to get the estimate. Virgil was completely rude. Go to Layman's only if you have money to burn. More

I purchaced a new vehicle from them and have had to take it back at least twice each time work needed completed to have the repair completed. I have been told warranty does not cover this on many occations, it back at least twice each time work needed completed to have the repair completed. I have been told warranty does not cover this on many occations, the last was just yesturday, I then went to another Columbus Metro dealer who said that my problem was common and they would have it repaired ASAP. Bobby Layman was trying to charge me almost $400! Do not purchace your vehicle there unless you plan to have it serviced eslwhere! More