Daniel Ybarra
Service Advisor
Coastal Chevrolet Santa Barbara
301 S Hope Ave
Santa Barbara, CA 93105
Dealership Experience
2 yrs, 5 mos
Languages Spoken
English
88 Reviews
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February 12, 2026
This was my second visit. Kept my car for a routine check with no update at all from the dealership from noon until the next day. I had to call the next morning to see wh Kept my car for a routine check with no update at all from the dealership from noon until the next day. I had to call the next morning to see when I could get my car back. I also asked that they air up my tires because they were very low 2 were at 31 psi. They didn’t do that. I doubt they checked to see if there were any issues. Daniel at least was very kind. The first time I brought my car in the guy was rude and never called to let me know it was done either. He said 2 hrs and I didn’t get it back for 5+ hrs. More
Other Employees Tagged: Paul Delacruz
December 23, 2025
Yesterday, my Buick was at the dealership for 9 hours for the replacement of the brake pads and spark plugs, due to a loud squeaking noise. When I picked up the vehicle, I was assured that everything was in the replacement of the brake pads and spark plugs, due to a loud squeaking noise. When I picked up the vehicle, I was assured that everything was in proper working order and was charged $1,400. On my way home, I immediately noticed that the same noise was still present, exactly as before the “repair.” When I later reviewed the invoice at home, I discovered the following discrepancies: The invoice indicates that only the spark plugs were replaced; The 10% discount coupon I provided was not reflected on the invoice; The invoice states that payment was made in cash, although I always pay by card. I contacted the dealership to report these issues and was instructed to return the following morning. This morning, I was informed that the brake pads had not been replaced because they were supposedly “in good condition,” and that only the brake rotors were resurfaced. This is highly questionable, as brake pads are typically replaced at around 60,000 miles, while my vehicle currently has 90,000 miles. Moreover, brake pad replacement was explicitly requested by me during the initial visit. I was also told that since the vehicle is under warranty, the brake pads would now be replaced. This raises an obvious question: why was this not done during the original 9-hour service visit, when the issue was clearly reported? When I asked why the 10% discount was not shown on the invoice, the manager stated that it had been applied, but that the finance department failed to document it. This raises a serious concern: how can an official invoice be issued with inaccurate or misleading information? I requested that the old brake pads be returned to me. After an additional 4 hours, I picked up the vehicle with the brake pads replaced; however, the old pads were simply thrown into a box, without any explanation. I cannot be certain that these were actually my original pads, although they appeared to be in very poor condition. My question is: who will compensate me for the inconvenience, lost time, unprofessional service, and inaccurate documentation related to this matter? More
Other Employees Tagged: Jorge Monreal, Charley Diaz Jaime, Cynthia Gonzalez, Miguel Gonzalez, Clay Hartley, Andres Alvarez, Paul Delacruz
December 07, 2025
The staff at Coastal Chevrolet were very helpful with questions that I had . They were polite and professional. questions that I had . They were polite and professional. More
Other Employees Tagged: Jorge Monreal
November 18, 2025
Very considering to help in any way they can. You never have to worry about not being serviced. You never have to worry about not being serviced. More
Other Employees Tagged: Jorge Monreal, Charley Diaz Jaime, Cynthia Gonzalez, Brian Valenzuela, Eddie Zambrano, Clay Hartley, Paul Delacruz

