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    Competitive Auto Sales

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    Chatham Subaru

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    My experience searching for a 2026 SUV didn't exactly go as I planned with Chatham Subaru. However,…read moreto use an overused cliche (which I despise as a former English Language Arts Teacher) time and patience for all interested parties does make a considerable difference. That statement I make with no restrictions or reservations because it - the statement- is true. It's a fact, not an opinion. And I attribute it to Mr. Jermaine McKeever, a Finance Director, who is employed at Chatham Subaru. A second factor kept me from my initial reluctance and hesitation to "pack up my things" and walk out. - knowing how to treat a potential customer - and for that talent - either ingrained or encouraged or taught by the two gentlemen who put together this dealership, Mr.Pittman, Sr. and Mr. Pittman II, for their business acumen and ability to hire the best talented people, I am impressed. And I'm not usually impressed by anyone who owns or works at a dealership. Now an encomium for the others who kept me in my chair without tying or my wife with twine, or ropes, or duct tape, but with kindness and integrity and intelligence and patience, lots of the last one. Debra, a newly minted Sales Agent, Kay, a second Sales Agent with the patience of a bomb disposal tech, knowing that what she had to defuse was a ticking explosive device. She's still there at the dealership. To my two favorites: Jesse, a Sales Manager, who mistook me for the hugging type," but at the conclusion of our deal, did settle for a "fist bump,":must be a Southern thing. And now to Chris Hall, who without him, this experience would not have turned out so well. Chris is the General Manager. His "cool under fire" now has me a customer for the years left to me. But my favorite is Nina Beverly. Young in years but experienced as a Customer Care employee. Without her patient explanations of the technologies built into this 2026 Forester Touring, both my wife and I would have been lost. Her natural humor, her patience, her sense of pride for her job, and quite honestly, all of the people with whom I had an interaction have this feeling, Mr. McKeever said it best: ". It's not about the sale. It's all about the customer." And one more employee whom most customers may tend to forget: Austin Taylor, Chatham Subaru's Service Manager. Although our introduction was brief because I had a question about the spare tire - a donut tire - he assured me that the tire could replace any full-sized tire if necessary. Now I wrap up this lengthy review. If there is someone who is thinking of buying a new SUV or someone who plans a trade, read my review. And do the right thing. Safety and a spectacular looking SUV are not two sides of the same coin. They are the only coin. Jim W.

    went there on Saturday 6/27, beautiful building and as I walked in the door I noticed a reception…read moredesk with a young girl sitting there on her phone. She wasn't wearing any Subaru shirt so I thought she may just be someone who decided to sit there. I stood there for about a minute and then I cleared my throat thinking she would look up and I could ask her if she worked there, no response, just head down looking at her phone. another 30 second and I said "excuse me", no response so I said again a bit louder, "excuse me" and she found it necessary to look at me. I asked her if she worked there and she said yes. I said I saw a vehicle online that I wanted to look at and she asked me if I needed a salesperson. Every employer should educate these young people that the customer should be their priority, not their phone, although that should be common sense!

    Competitive Auto Sales - car_dealers - Updated August 2026

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