974 Virginia Used Car Service Centers

My wife's brand-new 2005 Town Car has an integrated... - Skylaw

My wife's brand-new 2005 Town Car has an integrated Nav/THX sound/6-disc CD changer. The CD changer ate a disc, requiring replacement of entire unit. After the initial problem, the car was returned with LCD screen down - Nav & radio could not be used. I moved the LCD back into place to enable these features for the 3 weeks we were told to expect for the replacement system to arrive. My wife kept calling after expected delivery date of parts and was told repeatedly they were not in. At the 6th week, she was told the replacement unit had come in 3 weeks before. After the 2d appointment, the car was returned with the service invoice annotated "replaced and tested" and the eaten CD on the floor. The unit was not replaced at all - marks that had been on the changer face were still present. The changer would accept and eject CDs but would not read any of them - so much for "testing." On 3rd trip, my wife was told Cherner would install a new unit the next day - undoubtedly the one that should have been installed in the first place. The mechanic tried to blame problem on home - burned discs. Not so, all were commercial. When the unit was in fact replaced, all worked fine. I have many suspicions about an invoice that says plainly that an expensive ($3000 option) unit was replaced and tested, when it was very obviously not. The car has an automatic trunk opener/closer. Soon after purchase, the trunk closer SLAMMED immediately after opening fully, hitting my wife's hand hard. Injury was not major, fortunately, but the trunk slammed hard enough to have taken a limb off or cause serious head injury. It shook the whole car, and bounced it on the suspension. The problem repeated every time the trunk was opened after first time it occurred. The cause was a torsion bar in the trunk mechanism that had become dislodged. Cherner's response: Don't put anything on the raised shelf in the trunk. It could happen again. Before the repair, I made a video of the trunk slamming 5 times in a row as soon as it fully opened, and hand-delivered it to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, together with a complaint. It's a safety problem of great concern, and "don't put anything on the shelf" is all Cherner can say. Dealer-installed wheel well mouldings were not installed properly. One came off even before the car was delivered to my wife. On the last trip (for the nav system problem) it came off again and was destroyed in the dealership's car wash. The work is just sloppy and it is not checked adequately. Terrible quality control. One "service" manager became extremely rude to my wife; she refuses to deal with him any more. The second manager has been an improvement, but the work in the maintenance bays is still awful. We are looking for another dealer in the Arlington VA area; we have never had such bad dealings from any other L-M dealer in other cities (Tampa, FL, Sacramento, CA and Baltimore, MD). Most have been super. Not these guys. Lack of cooperation or followup was evident even at purchase - it was a painful experience. Even at the front end, these guys don't know how to do business. We had our own financing, and it was a straight-cash deal - no trade. Price was fine ("employee" discount), but the delay tactics, unnecessary delays in getting the car out the door as my wife wanted it, and even the inability to get the sales people to credit the cost of the unused standard wheels against the cost of the upgraded wheels (which they insisted in selling at full retail) was a trial - although they did it after an hour of haggling and waiting. Although we found our car 10 minutes after coming onto the lot, it took four hours to complete the transaction on a straight cash deal!! Not a service problem, but part of a dealership problem - these guys just don't care about doing business or taking care of customers.

Ray Durham in the service department was very helpful and... - Katq

Ray Durham in the service department was very helpful and kept me informed regarding the status of my car. He went above to help me. Thank you.

As always, the service department at Classic Nissan did a - S Johnson

As always, the service department at Classic Nissan did a wonderful job getting my car in and out in a very timely manner, with easy online scheduling and a seamless service appointment. Ben, my service advisor, is always thorough, attentive to my schedule, and does an excellent job helping to make sure my appointment and car are handled with care. In addition, Ben makes sure Tawa, my service tech, is available for my appointment. Tawa services my car well, keeps it clean, and checks for other issues. Thanks to all the service team at Classic Nissan.. well done!

I have been servicing my Jeeps at the dealership for the... - nuke73

I have been servicing my Jeeps at the dealership for the last few years and have always found the staff to be professional, knowledgeable, cordial and courteous. Highly recommended.

Excellent and exceptional service. Very satisfied with... - Glenn30

Excellent and exceptional service. Very satisfied with all aspects of the service department. Will continue to have my Corvette serviced at this dealership.

CMA’s Colonial Honda staff had great customer service and - Jewel

CMA’s Colonial Honda staff had great customer service and they repaired my car quickly.

Colonial Hyundai and Hyundai in general is one of the... - JAM

Colonial Hyundai and Hyundai in general is one of the worst car companies I’ve ever dealt with. My Hyundai Tucson has been in the service department since March of 2021 to get the engine replaced on it and it STILL hasn’t been fixed! They gave me a downgrade of a rental car to drive and I was made to believe by the service worker (Kimberly) who is over my car that I would have my Tucson fixed in a couple weeks. Since then all I have gotten is nothing but LIES from her and the service department! They recently told me that it could take between the middle of July towards the beginning of August until my car is completed, which is utterly ridiculous! I’ve had 3 case mangers since then trying to work on my behalf and they’ve checked for updates and some how can’t really do anything to get my Tucson fixed any sooner. What’s even more disappointing is that Hyundai will not take full responsibility for their wrong doing! I called to speak to the General Manager (Talal) of sales to discuss other options. I was suppose to meet with him last Saturday but had another obligation to come up and could not make it. I called to let him know and did not receive a call back. So I called again today so I could see when I could meet with him next but he wasn’t there. I left my contact information for him to call me back but I’ve noticed over time they will not call you back so you have to keep calling. As a customer, I’ve been treated like crap and as if my concerns don’t matter! They really could care less! Hyundai is an absolutely awful company!!!

I purchased my Kia Soul+ in 2016 and I had a wonderful - crgardner1023

I purchased my Kia Soul+ in 2016 and I had a wonderful sales team! The sales person was Arkell Harrison and Jennifer Ewing was the finance manager. I have enjoyed the service that I receive from my first service appointment. Even though it's a 45 minute drive from where I live, I have never regretted it. I am grateful to the service manager, the mechanic and the receptionist that processes my paperwork every time I'm there. The entire team set the mode for the overall repair experience! I always leave feeling assured that the inspection or repair was properly taken care of and completed. Thank You

Just a good word for the exceptional service I received - Chris

Just a good word for the exceptional service I received from Todd. He provided clear communiction over several weeks on the status of a parts order and the setting-up of an installation date. Grateful for all he did to provide me with exceptional customer service.

From sales to service, this is the Subaru dealership to... - alemansee

From sales to service, this is the Subaru dealership to go to. I recently purchased tires for one of my Subarus that I bought from here. The price was competitive compared to other local tire specialty shops. These people are professional, polite, and the service was performed quickly.

We had our 2019 Civic into the service department - psinicrope

We had our 2019 Civic into the service department recently for maintenence. We were really pleased with the service we received, the friendliness of the staff, the comfort of the waiting area, and the cleanliness of the facility.

Todd Cadle is always helpful. Everyone at the dealership... - Sandra-damico

Todd Cadle is always helpful. Everyone at the dealership goes out of their way to answer my questions and even to work with me to get my back cargo door to respond to my foot and open. This is an ongoing issue .

If you value your time, communication, and basic respect - mbeni555

If you value your time, communication, and basic respect as a customer, I cannot stress enough—do not take your vehicle here for body work. I dropped off my truck after a fender bender in mid-May, and according to the tag they put on my key, it officially went into the shop on June 2nd, 2025. I didn’t get it back until August 29th, 2025, that’s almost 90 days in the shop for a minor repair. Yes, I understand delays can happen, parts availability and insurance approvals can extend timelines. But delays alone weren’t the problem here. The real failure was the complete lack of communication. - I called multiple times, yet they could never give me a timeline, when I pressed for a timeline, they told me 10 days, and after 20 days I called again, they told me probably just another 10 days. - I asked to speak with Nathan G., the Progressive on-site adjuster. I eventually got his contact info, left him a message, and he never called me back. - Later I was told he “sent emails.” I double-checked my inbox and spam folder, I never received a single email from him. And even if I had, if a customer isn’t responding, any professional knows you pick up the phone and call, or send a text. Especially when both the shop and Progressive knew I was actively looking for updates. - When my truck was finally done, no one called me. I had to stop by the shop myself on August 29th and found it sitting finished (possibly since the day before, who knows). Throughout this entire process, I remained polite and patient. I never raised my voice, never acted unreasonable, and gave them more than enough time to do their job. But patience only goes so far when months go by without a single clear update. To make matters worse, because my truck sat mostly idle for nearly three months, I had to take it straight for an oil change and add fuel conditioner to protect the engine. That’s something I did on my own as a best practice, but honestly, the shop should’ve taken it upon themselves to go the extra mile considering how long they had my vehicle. Now, to be fair: Is it fixed? Yes. Did they do a good job on the actual repair? Yes. But good repair work is the baseline, it’s what any competent body shop should deliver. Other shops most likely would have done just as good a job on the repair itself, but with far better communication and customer care. And that’s where CMA completely failed. Good repair work doesn’t excuse 88 days of silence, poor communication, and leaving a customer in the dark. Being without my truck all summer was a huge inconvenience, and what should’ve been a straightforward process turned into a stressful one. This experience has cemented my decision never to do business with CMA again. Not only will I never use their body shop again, but I also won’t be buying a vehicle from CMA Ford. If they can’t handle a repair with honesty and professionalism, I certainly don’t trust them with something as important as purchasing and servicing a vehicle. At the end of the day, it’s simple: treat customers the same way you’d expect to be treated when you do business with another company.