117 Pennsylvania Cadillac Service Centers

Always pleasant. - Sjhornak0520

Always pleasant. Explained the inspection process. Clean and comfortable waiting room. Prompt with updates on service.

Service - Lg45

We bought our first Cadillac at Rohrich. I was not happy at all with the service there. I have been very happy with the service at Bowser. Tom is very helpful and a pleasure to work with. I was given a ride by Larry and he was great as well! Very glad you are building another Bowser dealership on route 19 - five minutes from my house. :)

I have purchased my last 3 Pontiacs from the dealership. ... - mrpontiac66

I have purchased my last 3 Pontiacs from the dealership. I have always been treated well by Bob in sales and by the servie department staff. They always complete the work within the time they tell me it will take and always go out of their way to make me feel more thatn just a number in line.

Easy to schedule appointment online. - Chevy guy

Easy to schedule appointment online. Service required was completed in a timely manner. No issues with dealership

Service - PAPA Customer

Excellent customer service. Everything was great from scheduling the appointment to the actual service appointment itself. I will definitely be back for future service appointments.

Kevin Dowd in the Conicelli Toyota Service Center in - Lynn Morozin

Kevin Dowd in the Conicelli Toyota Service Center in Conshohocken, PA is the most professional, courteous person I have dealt with in a long time. It was such a pleasure to work with Kevin to get my car fixed. Will definitely go back there for service on my car. Thank you Kevin!

I am giving this rating because I was overcharged for... - mick564

I am giving this rating because I was overcharged for service. I have been a mechanic in the aviation and aerospace industries for 25 years, I can turn a wrench. I work 6 and 7 days a week and have little time for truck repairs. I took my truck to Crivelli Ford, where I bought it, for service. It was running rough, I figured it was a cylinder miss-firing. It was. $202.95 later I had one new ignition coil for one cylinder. There was a $92.58 charge for parts and the rest was labor. 6 mos. later I had another cylinder miss-fire. I had bought a diagnostic tool in the mean time and fixed this problem myself. The coil cost $45 and the total time to replace the coil was less than 35 minutes, including travel time to get the part from a local Ford dealer. Diagnosis and replacement time was less than 10 minutes. I called the service manager, he said the high bill was due to using a system analyzer and a Motorcraft part. I told him I used my own analyzer and bought the coil from a Ford dealer. He had no response.

outstanding! - mikado150@

I was a Ford customer for 18.years. however, GM had better incentives And very accommodating sales force with no pressure as i use a cane and wheelchair. robert kubiak.

Friendly service and kept me in the loop on everything - Randal C

Friendly service and kept me in the loop on everything they found. They also offered options for another car.

Took my Cadillac there. - scotthughes8734coo

Took my Cadillac there. Was towed there. I'm from across the state. First time got my car back had to have it towed there a second time, only 45 mins away from dealership. Then my car was there 6 weeks. They charged me for 3.5 hours labor. Called around the three other Cadillac dealers. They quoted me 1.5-2.5 hours labor. On of those were another Faulkner Cadillac dealers. They quoted me 2.5 hours labor. I was overcharged. Service manager kept saying. G.M. .forces them to charge 3.5 hours labor for the job. Alternator swap. Save your money,go anywhere else. It should have cost me another tow to have the work done somewhere else. I love 350 miles from dealership.