(由 Google 翻译)2024年9月,我从Don Brown Chevrolet公司给我女儿买了一辆雪佛兰科鲁兹,车子出厂后不久,发动机故障灯就亮了。尽管多次前往维修,问题始终没有得到真正解决。
2025年7月,车子再次被送去维修,被告知需要进行发动机大修。起初,他们告诉我,这部分维修费用在我的延保范围内,只需自付一小笔费用。然后,我收到了一张3000多美元的账单,这让他们措手不及,因为他们声称我的保修期已经用完了——之前的维修费用他们应该在我把车开回家之前就处理好了。
当我提出质疑时,Pam(服务顾问)和Kevin(服务经理)态度粗鲁,不屑一顾。他们没有给我提供代用车,也没有给我任何同情——只有“太糟糕了,你得付钱”的态度。
直到我提交了正式的书面投诉,情况才有所改变。一位名叫杰克的技师,他自始至终都表现得非常专业,他告诉我总经理现在正在参与并审核我的案例。审核之后,经销商同意承担维修费用。
但随后我被告知:
• 我的保修期已过
• 我应该从他们的财务团队购买新的保修
• 并且他们鼓励我给他们留下好评
让我澄清一下——我很感激车修好了,但这只是因为我坚持要求并书面记录了所有细节。事情本不应该发展到那种地步,任何客户都不应该为了获得公平对待而争吵。我留下这篇评论是因为有人多次要求我写——而诚实的评价至关重要。
(更新于 2025 年 8 月 19 日,回复 Don Brown Chevrolet 的回复)
感谢您的回复,但我想澄清一下事情发生的时间和真相。
我女儿的车是在 2025 年 7 月 2 日送来的,在接下来的一个月里,我多次与 Pam 沟通。她说她已经审查了我的文件,但我还是被告知欠款超过3000美元——尽管保修期已经用在了经销商声称在交付时就已解决的问题上。我感觉自己质疑保修是错误的。
8月7日,在我提交了正式的书面投诉后,帕姆打来电话说:“凯利小姐,我终于有时间坐下来评价一下你们的服务了。我完全理解您为什么感到沮丧和不满。我会承担费用。”
这番话与我之前听到的完全相反。所以,要么她直到那时才审查,要么她已经审查过了——只是在上级介入后才改变了主意。无论如何,维修批准是在问题升级后才批准的,而不是出于善意。
更糟糕的是,帕姆一边告诉我他们会承担费用,一边还让我留下好评,并考虑再买一份延长保修——毕竟我刚刚经历了这一切。这感觉不像是客户服务,更像是损害控制和推销。我拒绝用赞美来奖励糟糕的服务。
我去取车的时候,Pam 没有跟我打招呼,也没有道歉,事实上她已经离开了服务区。Kevin 也不在,技师也没有过来指导我完成维修。如果维修真的是为了尊重我这个客户,那么这一切都没有体现出来。
我很庆幸维修费用包含在内,但我坚持我最初的评价——因为事实胜于雄辩。
(原文)
I bought my daughter’s Chevy Cruze from Don Brown Chevrolet in September 2024, and the check engine light was on shortly after purchase. Despite multiple visits for repairs, the issue was never truly resolved.
In July 2025, the car was brought in again and I was told it now needed major engine repairs. Initially, I was told it would be covered under my extended warranty with just a small out-of-pocket cost. Then I was blindsided with a $3,000+ bill, because they claimed my warranty had already been used — on prior repairs they were supposed to handle before I even drove the car home.
When I questioned this, Pam (service advisor) and Kevin (service manager) were rude and dismissive. I was given no loaner vehicle, and no empathy — just an attitude of “too bad, you have to pay.”
Only after I filed a formal written complaint did things change. A technician named Jack, who was professional throughout, informed me the general manager was now involved and reviewing my case. After that review, the dealership agreed to cover the cost of the repair.
But then I was told:
• My entire warranty was now used up
• I should buy another warranty from their finance team
• And I was encouraged to leave them a good review
Let me be clear — I’m grateful the car was fixed, but only because I pushed back and documented everything in writing. This should have never escalated to that point, and no customer should have to fight to be treated fairly. I’m leaving this review because it was requested multiple times — and the honest version matters.
(Updated – August 19, 2025, in response to Don Brown Chevrolet’s reply)
Thank you for your reply, but I’d like to clarify the timeline and the reality of what happened.
My daughter’s car was dropped off on July 2, 2025, and I spoke with Pam multiple times over the next month. She said she had reviewed my file, but I was still told I owed over $3,000 — even though the warranty had been used on issues the dealership claimed were resolved at delivery. I was made to feel like I was wrong for questioning it.
Then on August 7, after I submitted a formal written complaint, Pam called and said — “Miss Kelly, I finally had some time to myself to sit down and review your services. I completely understand why you’re frustrated and upset. I will go ahead and cover the cost.”
That contradicted everything I’d been told. So either she hadn’t reviewed it until then, or she had — and only changed course after someone higher up got involved. Either way, the repair approval came after escalation, not as an act of goodwill.
To add to that, while she was telling me they’d cover the cost, Pam also asked me to leave a good review and consider buying another extended warranty — after all I’d just gone through. That made it feel less like customer care and more like damage control and a sales pitch. I refuse to reward poor treatment with praise.
When I arrived to pick up the car, Pam didn’t greet me or apologize, and in fact left the service area. Kevin wasn’t available either, and the technician wasn’t brought out to walk me through the repair. If the repair was truly about valuing me as a customer, none of that reflected it.
I’m thankful the repair was covered, but I stand by my original review — because the facts speak for themselves.