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    Autohauz - Yucaipa

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Great and amazing customer service. Very good contacts and communication. We are very pleased with our 2 car purchases. Tjank you.

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    Redlands Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram - Spot where I found the hidden screw driver

    Redlands Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

    (742 reviews)

    Franklin, who drives their complimentary shuttle service, is an outstanding individual! He is…read morepersonable, caring, and a very safe driver. Miguel, in the service department, has always taken care of my truck (and my wallet). If something is under warranty, he has made sure that it is billed as such; and if I postpone a service, he is understanding.

    WARNING! Read this before your entrust your vehicle to REDLANDS CDJR Dealership!…read more My Experience With Recall 67C - 2022 Thor Dazzle 2LB. 6558 miles I brought my 2022 Thor Dazzle 2LB to the dealership for Recall 67C. Before taking it in, I had no known coolant leak, and the vehicle was in good condition. In fact we Just got back from Yosemite. After the truck had been at the dealership for two days, a dealership manager named Cody told me they had found a coolant-system leak and that I would have to pay approximately $1,500 for the repair. Because I had brought the vehicle in without any known coolant problem, I immediately contacted MOPAR for help and asked whether the leak could be related to the recall service. Unfortunately, I was not able to get the issue resolved. I declined the $1,500 repair and picked up my vehicle. I was not told that the coolant leak was still present, and I was not warned that it could be unsafe to drive. About 10 miles after leaving the dealership, I noticed the engine was steaming. When I arrived home and opened the hood, it appeared that the vehicle was almost out of coolant. I was also shocked to discover a long screwdriver left inside the engine compartment. I had already driven the vehicle home with the tool still sitting inside the engine bay. There is another issue that concerns me. Cody sent me photographs of what he claimed was my old radiator. However, when I took my own photographs of the radiator on my truck, it appeared almost brand new. Because I wanted an independent opinion, I asked my independent mechanic to inspect and investigate the situation. During his inspection, he found that the radiator had a scratch running from the top to the bottom. This raised additional concerns for me about the condition of the radiator and what may have happened while my vehicle was at the dealership. I am not accusing anyone of wrongdoing based solely on this finding, but I believe the condition of the radiator should be documented and independently reviewed, especially given the photographs Cody provided and the fact that the coolant problem was identified only after the vehicle had been at the dealership for two days. To be clear, I am not claiming that the dealership caused the coolant leak as a fact. I am asking reasonable questions because I brought the vehicle in without a known leak, was told two days later that it had a leak requiring a $1,500 repair, and then experienced steaming and an apparent loss of coolant about 10 miles after leaving the dealership. I would like answers to these questions: -Could the coolant leak be related to Recall 67C? -Why was I not warned about the active leak before driving away? -Why did the engine begin steaming approximately 10 miles after leaving? -Why was the vehicle apparently almost out of coolant when I opened the hood? -Why was a long screwdriver left inside my engine compartment? -Why did the radiator have a scratch running from the top to the bottom? -Can the dealership verify that the radiator shown in Cody's photographs was actually from my vehicle? -Why did the radiator in my photographs appear almost brand new compared with the photographs Cody provided? -Why am I being asked to pay approximately $1,500 for this repair? -Will MOPAR/Stellantis assist in resolving this matter? I have documentation, photographs, recall paperwork, dealership paperwork, photographs provided by Cody, and information from my independent mechanic that I can provide to support my concerns. UPDATE: 9/10/26 Stellantis, the parent company, is now communicating with me regarding this situation. They asks me to bring my truck back to dealership. But I asked a different dealership to fix it. I appreciate that they are taking the time to review my concerns. At this point, I am hoping they will investigate what happened, review the dealership's work and documentation, and help determine whether the coolant issue is connected in any way to the recall service. Updates : 9/18/26 Fontana, the other dealership, they asks me to pay $2500 to fix the REDLANDS intentional faults. Me & my wife are so frustrated that cannot eat, work and sleep well because of this stress I will keep everyone updated as I receive more information. I hope this situation can be resolved fairly and that I can get clear answers about what happened to my vehicle. I am not looking to accuse anyone without evidence. I simply want transparency, accountability, and a fair resolution So it won't again happen to anyone

    Toyota of Redlands

    Toyota of Redlands

    (599 reviews)

    I'm very happy with the buying experience I had with Toyota of Redlands. Benji and Gabe made the…read moreprocess super easy and straight forward. I got a fair price without having to jump through a bunch of hoops. Go to any other dealership and you will see the difference between these dudes and other dealers shady sales tactics. Thanks again, Benji and Gabe!!

    I wanted to update my review of Toyota of Redlands. Apparently this issue was more of a "Toyota…read moreCorporate" issue where if something doesn't fall to them being forced to updating it, they leave it up to the privately owned certified Toyota Service departments to decide if they need to replicate the problem in order to fix it. I'm sure this gets Toyota Corporate from having to pay out more money for issues that happen in fewer cars/models. In any case, I was given a link to report to NCDS where they arbitrate for free with Toyota (and other manufacturers). After they filed with Toyota Corporate I finally got a call from Toyota willing to then give permission for me to get the needed software updates before the case went into the "settlement date". I agreed to get the software updates at Toyota of San Bernardino and that was completed, but even when I dropped my car off there, it took a lot of having to supply all the information from Toyota Corporate for them to ensure I wasn't charged for it. So just in general Toyota owners, beware of this and know your rights, here is the website to file claim if something like this happenes to you. https://www.ncdsusa.org/?cid=15348386122&aid=132639124520&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=15348386122&gbraid=0AAAAAoKWd5g56Ql9KIHrM-pIySGf0sQg3&gclid=Cj0KCQjwkt_UBhDMARIsALpnOAzwhtvqZhJrA6Mw1242RDFVKr0Pcj2QNczObwYnOb6cwnIbNuEZlMMaAntTEALw_wcB That being said, I never did get a follow up call after talking with the Toyota of Redlands manager once.

    Autohauz - Yucaipa - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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