106 Pennsylvania Polaris Service Centers

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.

Definitely not a 5 star jeep dealership This is... - phillyjen

Definitely not a 5 star jeep dealership This is definitely not a five star jeep dealership. I am a regular Gary Barbara customer but they were booked so I... (Full Review) This is definitely not a five star jeep dealership. I am a regular Gary Barbara customer but they were booked so I tried Gegnas Chrysler and was disappointed. My jeep was in the service dept for over two days and all it needed was a new battery. After having the jeep for two days, they had the audacity to charge me labor for investigating my complaint, then finding out what was wrong with the jeep and then replacing the battery. So, all together I was charged 3 different labor fees. I questioned this at the service dept and nothing they said to me made any sense. Coincidentally, all mgmt was out to lunch. ..or so I was told. Also, when I got to the dealership, no one appeared to be really busy, which I guess would explain why it took them two days to put a battery into my jeep. Avoid this place at all cost if you don't want to be riped off.

To start, the secretary was rude & did not seem to... - Edward63

To start, the secretary was rude & did not seem to know what she was doing. The mechanic charged me for parts he never replaced an also put my rear driver side wheel on backwards. I found this out after i had my truck looked over at another garage because I was skeptical of the work that was supposidly done. When i confronted the mechanic, he was ignorant an overly defensive. Since then I have heard many other complaints regaurding Jayce Automotive.

I was impressed at how Larry gave me such a friendly - harveywallsart

I was impressed at how Larry gave me such a friendly local neighborhood treatment when I visited his lot. With over 50 years in his business I believed he would have the trust and respect from local community and he showed why. With that many years in business it matters; so I look for that. So, my experience with Larry was so satisfying that it became the bar at which I set to evaluate every other dealership I would visit the next 3 days. After a few days, I had eventually narrowed my car choices I still had interest in from each dealership thru research, inspections, and test drives, etc. And it was Larry who gave me the best deal for his product and the best experience on his lot. What also stood out was that he offered a very good warranty that we 'both' went over (i.e. to know what ISN'T covered, very important). He even showed me the service record that he completed on the vehicle before I asked. After we finalized the deal on the car, he unexpectedly helped me out by offering to follow me to the rental company in the the next township to drop off my rental and drive me back to his dealership so I could drive my new SUV home that day. I did not expect him to offer to do that. Bottom line? I did the crucial homework when shopping for a 'USED CAR.' It's hard to find a hidden gem in this over-saturated used car market, therefore, research is a must in this field. But also, choosing the right dealership to put your trust in comes second. I had a great experience with Larry and I am satisfied with my decision to purchase my used car through him. Important advantages: Do the research: READ THE WARRANTY, research the dealership, warranty company, and the vehicle history (VIN). Do these and you're less likely to get screwed. Therefore, the homework we have the freewill to do is up to us.