Westbury Jeep Chrysler Dodge RAM SRT

I brought my Jeep (that I purchased at Westbury) in for warranty repairs and a recall notice. Shortly after being directed into Mr. Vassallo's office, I was pressured into purchasing Service Plan "D." When warranty repairs and a recall notice. Shortly after being directed into Mr. Vassallo's office, I was pressured into purchasing Service Plan "D." When I was asked what services were included with Service Plan D, it sounded reasonable. However, when I went to pick up my Jeep, some of the warranty repairs were not completed and the bill was over $1,400.00!!! No one was available to explain the charges and why some of the items that Mr. Vassallo stated were included in Service Plan D, were not performed. Upon getting home, I discovered that I was billed for warranty repairs that were NOT performed because the parts were out of stock! Mr. Vassallo was very uncooperative when I finally tracked him down the next day. I wrote a letter to Joel Sporn (owner) and subsequently received a check for the improper billing of the warranty repairs. However, the out of stock parts "NEVER" came in and I wound up bringing my Jeep to East Hills Chrysler Jeep for the warranty repairs that should have been performed by Westbury Jeep. Needless to say, I will NOT be purchasing a vehicle from Joel Sporn's dealership again!!!<br><br>Mr. Sporn, I've been waiting to be "SATISFIED" since my last service visit. Did those liftgate struts ever come in???<br><br>Although the NYC Jeep Jamboree at the 2004 New York Auto Show was a great effort by DaimlerChrysler to get people to try their Jeeps, its just a shame that they couldn't put the same time and effort into dealer service. If Mr. Sporn's dealership is a "5 STAR" dealership, I would hate to patronize one of DaimlerChrysler's dealerships that rated a "1 STAR!!!"<br><br> I wrote a letter to DaimlerChrysler detailing my experiences at Mr. Sporn's dealership. Unfortunately, they were indifferent as to what transpired at Westbury Jeep. Since I purchased my Jeep, a few of the other DaimlerChrysler dealerships in my area have CLOSED. If DaimlerChrysler is content to allow Mr. Sporn and others of his ilk, to poison customer relations, they shouldn't be surprised in the future if their current customers shop at other manufacturers. I guess Mr. Sporn learned these types of business practices when he was an American Motors / Jeep dealer. I guess he's trying to put DaimlerChrysler out of business as well!<br><br>I think I'll try either Infiniti or Acura when I purchase my next vehicle. More