Originally Posted by Hkysk8r07

sorry but you're a ***** for letting them push you around. you shoulda told them you agreed on the price and if they didn't give you the car you were going to call the cops and report them for stealing it.

ands who cares if the guy gave you a good deal. service has nothing to do with car sales. it's usually a completely different building.

have fun paying $200 next time. because i doubt they'll remember what they told you.



i had my car in the dealership for some warranty work (transmission synchros) i signed the estimate that it would cost me $100 (deductable on warranty) took them 2 days to do the work. make sure it was covered etc. they also saw i had a bad valve cover gasket and replaced that for me as well as topped off my fluids and cleaned my car (it was really dirty too)

i didn't even buy my car from them. although i did know a guy from online that works there so he talked with the head service guy to make sure i was treated right.




also saying you don't have time is bull****. you work at 9 then just get up an hour earlier and do it before work one day.

Originally Posted by damianhindley

think paying 100 bucks for oil sucks. wait till you take it to them to do the fluid change on the tc and tranny and they put tranny fluid in both units. Then wait 500miles. Oh yea thats when the fun begins. Then they tell ya that theres no way only 50miles wiht the wrong fluid can cause a messed up tc. Oh I love the dealership

Originally Posted by Evo VIII

Ok, here's what happened. I went to the dealership to pick up my car. I first asked if they got the right oil in it before I started arguing with them. He said yes. Then I said I was only going to pay $60 since that's what I agreed on. Get this, he said when he called me to tell me the price was $105, they hadn't touched my car yet, and that he was asking for permission to do it for $105 and that I said yes. That's a complete lie. When he called me, he said the job was already done, and that he was just letting me know that it will be $105 instead of $60. I called him a liar and I said he was changing the story, and he got really, really red and didn't know what to say. Then his boss talked to me, and said that these mistakes happen blah blah blah. He said just pay the $105, and next time if I bring the oil, they will do the oil change for free or something. It was circular arguments going back and forth (even though I was right). In the end, with the pressure to get back to work (I was just on lunch break), and knowing that they wouldn't let me go, I had to pay.I’m a pretty mellow guy, but this really got me angry, but what could I do. I don't think I've heard of bigger crooks than Steven's Creek and Capitol Mitsubishi in San Jose. The same family owns both and a few other dealerships in California.

Cliffnotes: End result, I lost…
Lesson learned: Find time to do your own work...

Originally Posted by Evo VIII

Honestly, it's not the money because money always comes and goes. It's the just the principle of the situation. I can't believe he lied like that, and I bet they're all laughing about it right now.