If there were a less than star I would give them that. Let me start at the beginning. I found a car on their website, a great car, perfect price, the subaru outback that I had been waiting for. Called Ms. Charlotte, explained that I had two small kids that are homeschooling right now and that I was also working from home so I needed to have everything said and done before I got to the dealership. In and Out. That was my only requirement. Charlotte calls and says that I was approved and that I couldnt pick up the car until Friday (this was Tuesday) It was again the right car at the right price so I accepted and waited. I called her Wednesday to make sure we still had a deal. Sure did. Thursday same thing, the part that had been recalled was in and was being replaced. Friday rolls around. I needed this car by Friday evening to take a road trip on Saturday. Me: When is a good time to come and get the car the kids school was canceled because of the storms for the rest of the day Charlotte: Did Adam call you? Me: No. What's up? Charlotte: The car sold on Sunday, but they didnt put it in pednding status. I wasnt notified until yesterday when the used car manager called my manager. Adam was looking into another car we were going to try to get at the same payment. Me: You've got to be kidding me. Ive waited for this car all week. I could have been in something else with this all already taken care of. I specifically waited on this car. And I was messaging back and forth with you keeping tabs on it. I need a call from your manager ASAP. Adam calls with the you guessed it 'the bait and switch' I was offered a lesser car for the exact same price or a more expensive subaru outback. I explained that I wasnt interested in the lesser car (subaru crosstrek) because of my family and the stuff that we do for sports. I also explained that I would be interested in the newer more expensive outback if the price was right. However, it was $100 out of my payment range. I even told Adam that I would come up in payment a bit if he could get it closer to what I needed no effort was made there. I asked Adam to have his manager call me. Enter Steve Powell Steve promises to do his best to make it right. He tells me that he would review the lot to see what would work for me and my family. Steve says that he would call be back in 30-45 mins. 1hr rolls around no Steve. So i call Steve, Steve says that he has found a car on his lot that would work for me. They already ran my credit again to make sure the numbers would work without my permission. Then Steve proceeds to tell me that he cant actually locate the car that is supposed to be on his lot. Yep, you read that right, not only were they up a whole car for almost a week, but now in the same week, a car is now missing. Wow. Can we say, wow? I have to leave my house to drop off my kid's school work at their school. I allow my kids to hangout at the park for a bit because staying there while Steve figures out his cars puts us closer to the delarship vs going all the way back home. (I live an 1.5 hrs away from the dealership) Steve calls me back and suggests that I go home because they STILL can not find the keys to the second car. He trys to convince me that he is doing everything that he can to "HELP ME." I at this point am very upset and leave the school park. After about ten mintues I call Steve back explain to him that it is not his job to "HELP ME," it is his to earn my business (which btw he HAD until they screwed up royally TWICE) and that he should be doing everything he could to do just that. I explained that if he was that interested in earning my business he should be dropping the price of the more expensive outback (the one he could at least locate) to accommodate me and my needs at this point. Steve says that he cant drop the car $2,000/$3,000 and that he would lose too much money by doing that. I then asked what my time and efforts were worth after waiting 4 days for a car that was promised to me. How much was my time and effort worth. Steve couldnt respond to that. I explained that word of mouth would do more damage than $2,000/$3,000 would. I then explained to him that I would file a complaint with the BBB for the 'bait and switch' claim and that I would leave a review for him insuring that he would loose his $2,000/$3,000 anyway. So if you have any questions about the lack of serivce or apparently product please email me @ keshia.shea86@gmail.com I would be glad to answer any questions. Have a wonderful day unless you are Steve or Adam. read more

Service Department needs a lesson in customer service. Scheduled a service appointment, arrived to find the service bay full, so parked and while walking in past several Service Department reps wasn't given a greetings but instead heads down, with a focus on customer avoidance. While in the service department, was ignored, no simple "we'll be right with you." or any other greeting to let me know I was recognized. After a short while of continuing to be ignored decided to cut my loses and depart the dealership. I reached out to the dealership to let them know of my poor experience and my e-mail went unanswered. Dealership has lost a customer as I won't be returning and would recommend anyone thinking about changing to Darrell Waltrip to think twice as Customer Service seems dead there. read more

We worked with Colton Revald to buy our Forester and we've never had a better experience in purchasing a car. He was informative, succinct, responsive to all calls and questions and just so easy to work with. We didn't have to spend hours and hours waiting to check out. And we love our new car. read more

First experience dealing with DW Subaru, and their team was very professional and friendly during the test drive process. We really liked the car but they didn't really seem too interested in negotiating their price, so we couldn't work a deal with them on the car. We ended up ordering an identical (except color) new BRZ from a dealer in Oklahoma and got it shipped to our home for less then their "best deal". Not sure why they were so intent on playing hard ball on their car. My advice...shop prices before going to DW Subaru, you will probably find a normally advertised price lower than their "discounted" prices. Also, watch out for their $1000 DW protection package add on. read more

Terrible. Had to go back multiple times for a recall because even after telling them exactly what was going on with the vehicle, they didn't have the part at the time of my appointment. They told me it'd take a week for the part to come in, but it took longer. When it finally came in, I scheduled an appointment for the early morning. They said it'd take 2-4 hours. By the afternoon, I hadn't heard anything so I called and they said the car still hadn't been serviced yet and they meant "it'd take 2-4 hours once we had time". Horrible communication, horrible expectations set, horrible customer service. We will be finding another Subaru dealership to service our car next time. read more

I visited Darrell Waltrip in search for a pre-owned Subaru. I had an appointment with a salesperson who happened to be occupied at the time of my arrival. A less than enthusiastic young lady at the front desk paired me up with Lyle. That's where the experience started. If this were a review about Lyle, you'd see 5 stars up there. He seems to genuinely care to hear what you're asking and provides great information on the inventory on the lot. He was thorough in answering my other questions. I can't speak for every salesperson on the floor, but I can tell you that you will receive the service you deserve if you deal with Lyle. read more

Don't call and tell me my car is done when it's not ready!! I made an appointment 1 month ago to have a recall taken care of. It took 2 days to do the recall that I had an appointment for and then when they said the car was ready I still waited 1 hour!! This is not the way Subaru should be taken care of their customers read more

I bought my Subaru here in 2012 and had good service up until last year and forward. The wait time for simple things like oil changes are a lot longer. You now have to make appointments, you didn't in the past. My last oil change was not done well. My new oil filter was sitting a pool of the old oil when I looked under the hood. The next oil change reminder sticker they put on the window on my last visit on 03/03/2017 even had 03/2018 and about 600 miles less that what should of been there. I had heard last year that they had lost a lot of their mechanics, it sure shows it. Don't trust them and won't go back again! read more

My favorite dealership by far. Any problem i have with my car I come here and it is fixed rapidly and as efficiently as possible. Bill Kimbrough is the general sale manager and Is quite possibly the most helpful men in the sales business. read more

They need experience sales staff , no knowledge of the product at all , all cars have power windows and door locks....

As before I said tried to buy a new car and they wanted $5-7,800 down! No then I got a response from Molly from "marketing "and said they would back with me on why they would not use more than two banks to get financing! And a week and a half later no contact. read more

I am new to the area and my 2015, Forrester was due for the recommended six thousand mile checkup. After checking online reviews for Subaru dealerships in the area, I chose this Subaru dealership to have my car serviced. The staff was helpful in answering my questions. They were friendly, and my car was in and out of the service area quickly. read more

I recently purchased a new car from the Darrell Waltrip Subaru dealership, who sent me a review about the sales service. I was unable to give a rave review for two reasons: First, there was no option to take the car on a true test drive. I had a salesperson in the back seat constantly talking, and only wanting me to take the car on a preset route, which made me think something might be wrong with the car. This nearly caused me to back out of buying it. Second, the money guy insisted that it wasn't possible to transfer my specialty veteran tag, since it was less than 90 days from expiration. I will note here that I waited until the month the tag expired so transferring would save me a trip to the dmv and the inspection place. But no - the dealership guy insisted it was not even legal to do that. He also said if I refused to let them take care of the tag, I would have to get an inspection then go to the DMV, so it would cosst more. I wasn't happy, but went along with it. The following week, I went to the DMV, who told me yes it is perfectly possible to transfer it - even if you do it the DAY the tag EXPIRES. After several calls to the dealership, where I kept "missing" the people I needed, I spoke to the manager, who said that their POLICY was not to do transfers because of mistakes made in the past slowing down people getting their tags. His reasoning made little sense and spoke of inefficiency, but I thanked him for explaining why. After we hung up I noticed I had a missed call. It was from the lovely lady that handles titling. She said of course you can transfer the tag. What is your current number? Do you still have the tag? She then proceeded to type up the transfer and mail it to me. A short trip to the DMV and voila! Transferred tag. Oh - and no inspection required on a new car that I had less than 90 days. So - super kudos to the DMV, bah humbug to Darrell Waltrip Subaru. Note - I did get a refund check from Darrell Waltrip Subaru for the titling fees. read more

Awesome dealership! Radek was our sales guy and her was patient informative and to the point. Wouldn't normally rate a dealership because it's usually an unpleasant experience but this place and the people were great! read more

I've been taking my Forester to Darrell Waltrip Subaru for service for 6 years. The service center is great and I'm glad I own a Subaru and can get service here. They keep up with the scheduled service for me and they really know Subarus, of course. If you schedule larger jobs you can get a loaner, and for shorter jobs, they make sure you know how long you'll wait and follow up if there's a significant delay. They even helped me to get reimbursement for a repair that wasn't covered under warranty, but should have been. They really look out for their customers. read more

Brought my 2015 Outback in for regular service and to get a couple of things tweaked (like the mark on the paint where I scraped my mailbox). As always, the service personnel were friendly, helpful and on top of things. Got my car back at the time promised, and everything was good to go. I can't even find the place where I bumped the mailbox anymore. Thanks! read more

Best service I have ever received anywhere!!! They went above and beyond to help me and make sure my subaru was fixed. I had previously gone to the subaru on broadway in Nashville but they never fixed the issue and didn't seem to know what the issue was. Few months later the issue returned and I went to Waltrip subaru and they immediately knew what was wrong and treated me very well! So thankful for them and will always go there!!!!! read more

We recently bought a 2020 Subaru Outback at Darrell Waltrip Subaru. Colt Revard, our salesperson, was excellent, and patient. While we each have had a Subaru for the past 20 years, my husband now drives most of the time, since I have trouble with my back, Colt took us around to the various makes and models to find the passenger seat that worked best for me. Colt was attentive to all details that interested us and we felt no pressure. We are older and Colt was extremely helpful with all the new technology and safety features. Steve Powell, the manager, was great, too. We have had a very enjoyable experience! Many thanks, Janet and Tom B read more

I moved to nashville in June of 2018. And was looking for a Subaru dealer to maintain my car. I found Darrell Waltrip Subaru, Thank God that I did. Bryan Bock is absolutely wonderful and very caring and concerned about his customers. He does not try to get you to pay for repairs that were not done! in other words he does not try to cheat you! I really like the vibe at this dealership everyone is so professional and friendly. I HIGHLY recommend this dealership to anyone. read more

Service took as long as expected and the team did a good job for a basic inspection and oil/filter change. My only complaint is that the mechanic bent up my front license plate on accident. Will definitely be returning for my next maintenance schedule. read more

I brought in my 2017 Subaru Forester for it's first service, which included an oil change and tire rotation. I was in and out within one hour and the service technician and staff couldn't have been more professional and friendly. This dealership really goes out of it's way to make you feel like family. read more

We have been taking our Legacy here since we moved to Tennessee 3 years ago. The guys are really reliable and friendly, they always do a good job. Never any worries about them pushing unnecessary work. We absolutely love our Subaru and look forward to owning more in the future and bringing them here. Really fast and friendly service. If you live between the Franklin Subaru and the downtown Subaru, come to the Franklin one. The couple times we have been downtown we are always left standing around for at least a half hour or more to even talk to someone, it's incredibly annoying. At the Franklin dealership, someone is always ready to help you right when you walk in the door! read more

Have never enjoyed buying cars because of the BS back & forth & feeling that I was "being taken advantage of". However this experience was unique. I started with an online chat & was taken care of quickly & efficiently. Then I received a call from the Sales Manager Steve inquiring what we were interested in? Told me he would pull up a few cars out of the many that we would most likely enjoy. That helped narrow the search. Later I received a call from Lyle Jumenville our Salesperson to introducing himself. The good news is I already knew Lyle & we were friends through a mutual hobby. My only criticism is regarding the Document Fees-all Doc Fees should be outlawed but Waltrips $698 is overly excessive. Thanks. Dave Kempf read more

Great service! Ryan was very patient. He listed out every item needed for my mileage maintenance check and explained what it was for. He also helped figure out if I needed an item asap, or if it was something I could wait on (to help spread out the cost and make it easier on my budget). I really appreciated his transparency and honesty. Jeff and Ryan helped me with my eBrake sensor problem, also. This involved some extra work and logistics, so I greatly appreciate them going above and beyond to get the issue fixed. Before I left, another staff member came outside with me and was on the ground in the 20 degree winter weather, showing how to manually adjust my ebrake if it ever by chance got stuck. This was while he was in the middle of working on something else, so I appreciate his willingness to help. Now that I'm back in the Nashville area, I'll continue to take my Subaru here. Sure, there may be a slight "dealership markup", but when Ryan listed out the prices, they were competitive with local shops (I sat with the list for a day and compared before agreeing to anything). Plus, you're getting service from someone who knows the ins & outs of your car. read more

I purchased a 2017 Legacy from Kay-Ann Curtis. This is the second Subaru I have bought from her. She is an outstanding sales consultant. Kay-Ann goes beyond expectations to answer questions and provide service. She is extremely knowledgeable of Subaru's. There has not been a question I have asked her that she didn't know the answer to, or if uncertain, quickly got the answer. I'm grateful for the assistance of Bill, Jason, and Daniel. A great team! The Service Department is second to none in terms of quality of work, timeliness, honesty, and value! read more

I had the absolute best car buying experience at DW Subaru! Great staff and vast inventory. The entire staff was genuinely nice. I got an excellent deal too! read more

We recently purchased a 2008 Subaru Tribeca. We immediately started to have dash indicator lights go off and wanted to figure out the issue. We brought it in thinking it would be a pretty simple fix, but found out that it would cost over $4500. We purchased this vehicle because it was affordable and, just having had a baby that spent some time in the NICU, our available finances are low due to medical expenses. The service advisor was awesome! He is working with us to get the work done and to help make the repairs easier to afford. We are hoping to complete this work in the near future. I want to thank Ryan Collins for being so good to us and working with us. He truly showed us that he cares and definitely made a believer out of us that the Darrell Waltrip brand stands for customers first, then business. read more

One phone call. A fair price. 10 minutes at the counter with the awesome SM. I changed which car I wanted; took another 10 mins for detail. This is our 2nd Subaru (we have another in ski country) and we went for the high end touring Outback. Perfect Business Relationship. Easiest car I have ever bought. Ever. read more

What a great experience! Quick and easy, was able to get the exact car I was looking for in just one day. Richard Word was a great salesman and really took care of me. A highly professional and friendly organization. I would highly recommend buying a car from Darrell Waltrip Subaru. read more

Let me start by saying that I purposefully avoid going to a certain dealership that is only 15 min away and would rather drive 35 minutes to a dealership of my choice because of poor customer service I received at the closer dealership. So receiving good service is important to me. After visiting the Darrel Waltrip Honda for a recall (dealership of choice), we happened to visit the Subaru dealership next door that is under the same ownership. And what a pleasant surprise! We had a pleasure of meeting Michael Goyer who gave us an outstanding service and demonstrated genuine care that is missing from sales people as of late. His no pressure attitude resulted in us getting a brand new Outback which we were planning to buy months later. He is a true gem so if you're fortunate to work with him you outta know that you're in great hands! We are now a Honda/Subaru family and couldn't be happier thanks to Michael Goyer's outstanding service. read more

Very poor customer service. Staff unprofessional and severely uneducated regarding the product. Waited an absurd amount of time to be spoken to by a sales person. Lots of excuses about why things were so unorganized. Needless to say, we went elsewhere. read more

While shopping for a small to mid-sized crossover/SUV, we stopped in to Darrell Waltrip Subaru, having had a great experience buying a care from their Honda dealership back in 1993. Unfortunately, our experience this time was the polar opposite, and what we found instead was a total lack of honesty and willingness to deal in good faith, and in summary an arrogant attitude which holds contempt for anyone with even a modicum of common sense, who has done any research on their own. The vibe was, "Hey, if you don't want to make a deal only an idiot would make, we've got lots of idiots who will." At the outset, I wish to make clear that this review should not cast any fault whatsoever on our saleslady, who was informed about her product and Sabaru as a company, and was friendly and professional. Simply put, as far as we were concerned, her only fault was working for the wrong dealership. Otherwise, the whole "process" seems to have been created by someone who attended too many "all customers are alike, and alike means stupid" sales seminars. Sales managers stand behind some barricade, and you are "assigned" to particular people. The young guy who was our sales manager seemed to have a smug arrogance about him, borne of past experience getting people to pay actual or very close to MSRP for a vehicle which is being discounted at many other dealers (more on that later), and accept anything he was willing to pay for your trade. For demographics purposes, my wife and I are an attorney and accountant, respectively, and their outright dishonesty and lack of good faith in dealing not only insulted our intelligence, but did not sit well, so much so that we literally got up and walked out. Specifically, the sales manager wanted us badly to make the first move in negotiations, and declare how much we wanted for our trade, and how much we'd give for his vehicle (in our case, a Subaru Outback 2016, with the '17s soon to be on the way into dealerships). In our minds, game playing started at that point, and we did not expect the situation to end well. We don't make the first move (and you should never do that, either!) when dealing with a business which wants to sell you a car, in much the same way as a private seller on craigslist tells you what he wants to start the negotiation process. When we declined to play that game and my wife asked the sales manager to basically make the first move, he sarcastically came with, "MY car's price is on the window [sticker]". We allowed them to value our potential trade-in, a 2011 BMW 535i with rare manual transmission, almost totally maxed out on the options list, all of which still work perfectly, and in near perfect condition to have 82k miles on the odo. Then, after our sales lady went on KBB to value it in our presence (no dealer will give you an "excellent" rating for trade-in purposes, so we looked at "very good"), our car was valued for trade-in purposes from anywhere in the mid-18k to mid-20k range. The sales consultant then brought back the sales manager's proposal sheet to us after drove the car (of note, he didn't bother to come talk to us himself). He offered no discount whatsoever on the new unit we were considering, and offered somewhere in the 14k range for our trade, based several absolutely wrong claims: first, that the car had been wrecked (it hadn't; and if he wanted to pull the Carfax on it, he could easily have done so with the VIN#; perhaps touch-up paint on two small rock chips counts as having been in an accident at this dealership?); second, that the car had "the small engine" (if you know your BMWs, you know that the 535i, by definition, has only one engine, but that the entire non-M 5 Series range included 3 engines for that year model, a naturally aspirated inline 6 in the 528i; the turbocharged version of the same engine in the 535i; and the V-8 version in the 540i); and that no one wants a manual (also not true for this particular car, as this is the very last year BMW ever offered a manual in the 5 Series and BMW dealers, at least, have tried to buy the car off me for several years). The amount offered for the trade was below the lowest level in the range for KBB "fair," and appeared to have been taken from the NADA "rough" category, which was the equivalent of an insult to our intelligence. Even if the truth was DW didn't want to take my trade to auction, or for whatever reason just didn't want it, they should have just told me something like, "I don't want to insult your intelligence. I can't give you what it's worth. You could get a lot more if you sell it yourself. Can we still try to see if we can reach a deal on a straight purchase on our vehicle?" This left only two possibilities: the sales manager was dumb enough to believe he'd made a fair offer, or far more likely, he was just lying, and hoping we'd be dumb enough to accept the type of lies he'd told others. With the total lack of good faith in dealing, we left. read more

This is my husband's review that is hidden. We were there together and this review is accurate: While shopping for a small to mid-sized crossover/SUV, we stopped in to Darrell Waltrip Subaru, having had a great experience buying a car from their Honda dealership back in 1993. Unfortunately, our experience this time was the polar opposite, and what we found instead was a total lack of honesty and willingness to deal in good faith, and in summary an arrogant attitude which holds contempt for anyone with even a modicum of common sense, who has done any research on their own. The vibe was, "Hey, if you don't want to make a deal only an idiot would make, we've got lots of idiots who will." At the outset, I wish to make clear that this review should not cast any fault whatsoever on our saleslady, who was informed about her product and Subaru as a company, and was friendly and professional. Simply put, as far as we were concerned, her only fault was working for the wrong dealership. Otherwise, the whole "process" seems to have been created by someone who attended too many "all customers are alike, and alike means stupid" sales seminars. Sales managers stand behind some barricade, and you are "assigned" to particular people. The young guy who was our sales manager seemed to have a smug arrogance about him, borne of past experience getting people to pay actual or very close to MSRP for a vehicle which is being discounted at many other dealers (more on that later), and accept anything he was willing to pay for your trade. For demographics purposes, my wife and I are an attorney and accountant, respectively, and their outright dishonesty and lack of good faith in dealing not only insulted our intelligence, but did not sit well, so much so that we literally got up and walked out. Specifically, the sales manager wanted us badly to make the first move in negotiations, and declare how much we wanted for our trade, and how much we'd give for his vehicle (in our case, a Subaru Outback 2016, with the '17s soon to be on the way into dealerships). In our minds, game playing started at that point, and we did not expect the situation to end well. We don't make the first move (and you should never do that, either!) when dealing with a business which wants to sell you a car, in much the same way as a private seller on craigslist tells you what he wants to start the negotiation process. When we declined to play that game and my wife asked the sales manager to basically make the first move, he sarcastically came with, "MY car's price is on the window [sticker]". We allowed them to value our potential trade-in, a 2011 BMW 535i with rare manual transmission, almost totally maxed out on the options list, all of which still work perfectly, and in near perfect condition to have 82k miles on the odo. Then, after our sales lady went on KBB to value it in our presence (no dealer will give you an "excellent" rating for trade-in purposes, so we looked at "very good"), our car was valued for trade-in purposes from anywhere in the mid-18k to mid-20k range. The sales consultant then brought back the sales manager's proposal sheet to us after drove the car (of note, he didn't bother to come talk to us himself). He offered no discount whatsoever on the new unit we were considering, and offered somewhere in the 14k range for our trade, based several absolutely wrong claims: first, that the car had been wrecked (it hadn't; and if he wanted to pull the Carfax on it, he could easily have done so with the VIN#; perhaps touch-up paint on two small rock chips counts as having been in an accident at this dealership?); second, that the car had "the small engine" (if you know your BMWs, you know that the 535i, by definition, has only one engine, but that the entire non-M 5 Series range included 3 engines for that year model, a naturally aspirated inline 6 in the 528i; the turbocharged version of the same engine in the 535i; and the V-8 version in the 540i); and that no one wants a manual (also not true for this particular car, as this is the very last year BMW ever offered a manual in the 5 Series and BMW dealers, at least, have tried to buy the car off me for several years). The amount offered for the trade was below the lowest level in the range for KBB "fair," and appeared to have been taken from the NADA "rough" category, which was the equivalent of an insult to our intelligence. Even if the truth was DW didn't want to take my trade to auction, or for whatever reason just didn't want it, they should have just told me something like, "I don't want to insult your intelligence. I can't give you what it's worth. You could get a lot more if you sell it yourself. Can we still try to see if we can reach a deal on a straight purchase on our vehicle?" This left only two possibilities: the sales manager was dumb enough to believe he'd made a fair offer, or far more likely, he was just lying, and hoping we'd be dumb enough to accept it read more

After a good bit of researching the specs of the Subaru Outback and an excellent test drive at another dealership I was sold on the Outback. I came to Darrell Waltrip because they had the exact car I wanted in their stock. Mark, the sales associate that I worked with couldn't have been more professional. He provided me with another test drive of the car I was actually purchasing. He was very knowlegeable about the car and took his time to show me all of the features. He was pleasant, interesting and easy to work with. I knew when I walked in the dealership that day that if the car I wanted was still in stock that I'd be going home with it. Negotiations on price were fine, the process was just a bit longer than I wanted it to take, but that's the case with every car that I've purchased. The dealership is extremely clean and neat and caters to their clientele. I look forward to my service visits because they have taken the time to create an excellent waiting space for their customers. read more

I take my car here when I'm in Nashville and they're always efficient if lacking that particular Nashville-area Southern charm I've come to expect, however, they've screwed up basic services multiple times and, once, when I requested a full car inspection and service, managed to overlook the fact that my brake pads were so worn down that the car began to shudder immediately upon driving off of their lot. But, it's convenient to have this dealership in Franklin, as a sometimes resident, instead of having to drive all the way downtown and wait around half the day, you can wait 1-2 hours and be on your merry way--or have them conveniently drop you at work in the AM and pick you up in the PM. read more

This was the worst dealership I've ever been to. I own the nicest car Subaru makes, and the service department was still absolutely unacceptable. The service advisor was a complete joke, overcharged for absolutely everything, and did not keep me updated at all. The work was supposed to take less than 1 day, but they kept the car for 4. I had to call them everyday, get put on hold and transferred multiple times, to get a disappointing update on the status of my car. This dealerships customer service was not just poor, it was absolutely horrid. I would give 0 stars if I could. Do not take your car here for service, I will drive out of my way to find another dealer who cares about customer satisfaction. 0/10. read more

I've been doing business with Darrell Walthrip Subaru for 6 or 7 years. I bought a new Outback from them, and had my wife's Legacy serviced there. They've been good especially with the reasonably priced oil change coupons they offer. A week or so ago, I took a $29.95 coupon in for a usually oil change that I always upgrade to the synthetic oil option. I also wanted another alignment. Last year, I paid $89 for the alignment and about $40 for the oil change. This year, they wanted to charge me $80 for the oil change and like $170 for the alignment. When I protested, the service clerk named Rob, said that they had had some price increases. I said that increases of almost 100% were outrageous. Rob offered to mark down the oil change to +/- $40 and the oil change to like $120. I reluctantly approved it, but when I went to pick up my vehicle none of the discounts were registered. Good thing I check it because I almost just assumed that he had done it correctly. They also recommended that I consider over $1,000 in additional service work that I declined either because these items had already been done by other service centers or because they were outrageously priced. This is typically why dealerships don't get my service work. I probably won't be back there for service. read more

I was happy with my 1st. Subaru Legacy in 2011. I am also happy with my 2015 Legacy. D.W. Subaru is great!

I can't get in touch with the service department to schedule an appointment. I leave a voicemail and no one calls me back. I call the parts department and they transfer me over to the service department just to be hung up on. I call the operator to transfer me to the service department only to be hung up on again. This is by far the worst dealership I've been to and I'm ashamed I bought my car from them brand new. I keep having the same issues break with my 2016 fit and they say they "fixed the problem" and a couple months pass and I have the same issues. Their customer service is very low. They interrupt you and transfer you before you can finish your sentence. They seem annoyed at all times. All I want is my car to work properly. I shouldn't have so many reoccurring issues. It should be a one time fix especially for a car that's two years old and has had only one owner in it's life span that only takes it to the dealership to get everything done including new tires. Each time it breaks they tell me not to be so hard on my car. It's a fit! I only drive it to work and back. I'm two miles from my work. There is no driving it hard in the city. I'm so over them and blaming me for any issues that come up with the car. read more

I recently made an appointment to get my car serviced at this dealership. When I arrived I was told it would take two/three hours before my car would get taken back. I was bothered by this. Mainly that I had an appointment and was still out on back burner (or at least that was how I felt) due to the influx of walk-in appointments. After a phone call or two I eventually talked to the service manager who was friendly and understanding. I rescheduled my appointment for a couple of days later. Keep in mind I drive 1.5 hours just to get to this dealership. When I arrived I was treated kindly and professionally. Not only did I get my car serviced but a complementary wash. The service manager went above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of. I will be back! read more