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I contacted and subsequently went to Audi of Cary on today, Saturday, May 30 based upon a referral from a co-worker
I contacted and subsequently went to Audi of Cary on today, Saturday, May 30 based upon a referral from a co-worker. I came to purchase an Audi - today. I test drove the vehicle that I wanted and entered the facility to complete the paperwork for purchase. A short time into the transaction, my salesperson was advised by the Audi Sales Manager that the car had been sold during my test drive; and sold back to it's previous owner who was dissatisfied with her newly purchased Audi.
My experience is that I had initiated the transaction with the test drive, and to have this person call in on the phone and end my purchase process was effectively poor business. Additionally, it was poorly managed as the sales manager sent the message via the sales person vice coming out to hold a discussion himself. He and I didn't speak until I asked to see him. The sales person was very professional and I cannot complain about him, yet the sales manager - well I'll refrain sharing the impression that I was left with. Especially when he suggested that I see the situation from the view of the former owner - insulting at best.
While a "sold" sign was placed on the vehicle as I sat at the sales person's desk, the car even now shows on your website as for sale. Is there something else amiss?
*** is egocentric
is egocentric. Not customer oriented. Cares nothing about longer term relationships. We began our journey on a dispute over the INFAMOUS Nissan CVT issue in the Rogue. It is well known. There have been service bulletins, court cases, and warranty claims up the wazoo. Not to mention the media and known consumer complaints. We bought the car preowned but prechecked. After a year the airbag warning indicator issue started. $2000 later and no help from dealer or Nissan for a safety fully contained item that should NEVER fail. Seriously, never had one fail in 20+ vehicles many owned over 10 years. We bit the bullet. Now a few months later the CVT light issue. $2000 more and this employee didn't care. Basically said the fail happens in their cars with MANY fewer miles. Basically admitting the lack of proper engineering and triggering the warranty for a particular purpose and warranty of fitness issue. But will not assist customer in the price. Neither will the service manager or Nissan (forget about the dealer general manager - never felt he needed to return a call). This dealership has no reason to exist and *** doesn't even pass calls to his manager as requested, in fact, intercepts them. He should be barred from ever being a service advisor again. Unfriendly, unethical, seriously devoid of any entrepreneurial culture. A real bad egg. Stay away from this dealership and Nissan generally and if you must go here; NEVER let *** be your advisor.
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I contacted and subsequently went to Audi of Cary on today, Saturday, May 30 based upon a referral from a co-worker. I came to purchase an Audi - today. I test drove the vehicle that I wanted and entered the facility to complete the paperwork for purchase. A short time into the transaction, my salesperson was advised by the Audi Sales Manager that the car had been sold during my test drive; and sold back to it's previous owner who was dissatisfied with her newly purchased Audi.
My experience is that I had initiated the transaction with the test drive, and to have this person call in on the phone and end my purchase process was effectively poor business. Additionally, it was poorly managed as the sales manager sent the message via the sales person vice coming out to hold a discussion himself. He and I didn't speak until I asked to see him. The sales person was very professional and I cannot complain about him, yet the sales manager - well I'll refrain sharing the impression that I was left with. Especially when he suggested that I see the situation from the view of the former owner - insulting at best.
While a "sold" sign was placed on the vehicle as I sat at the sales person's desk, the car even now shows on your website as for sale. Is there something else amiss?
Leith Honda Service department needs some adjustment what they consider a good customer experience, but they really do not care, regardless of surveys. 2015 - new 100 battery replaced. 2017 - Exactly 2 years later I have to jump my wife's car because that battery failed. She drove to the dealer and they replaces it at no charge as it was under 36 months- no service costs either. Another 100 month battery. 2020 - 2 yrs and 7 months later, failed battery. Again, I have to d a long drive to jump the car. She goes directly to the dealer. This time they explain the warranty started back in 2015 on the original replacement as per Honda Americas Warranty and charged me the prorated $66. If this is 100 month battery, which is normally about $145, the proration should have been a smaller cost when you do the math. In addition, hey felt the need to charge me $42 just for the 5 minutes it takes to replace the battery, The service manager, director and general manager had no interest in a satisfied customer telling me they me cannot control costs. This is not exactly true, they control the ridiculous $42 for 5 minutes of a battery swap. Their survey process is irrelevant. They put crappy, old batteries passed off as new into cars they have no interest in your frustration with what they put in the car. After years of going there, NO WAY would I buy or service a car with them.
They will not contact me about my cancelled service contract! I have left 2 vm for the F&I person but have not been contacted. It's been 7 weeks since the claim was filed with CNA. What gives?