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    Stoler Chevrolet of Owings Mills

    Stoler Chevrolet of Owings Mills

    2.1
    (7 reviews)

    Overall a positive experience here. The staff was friendly, answered my questions, and made the…read morewhole process pretty straightforward. I felt like things were explained clearly and I did not feel rushed or pushed into anything. I would be comfortable recommending them to friends or family.

    Very disappointed with the service quality and the telephone answering "Bots" that are unable to…read morelocate service advisor and continue to keep you in a loop. Twice I have brought my Silverado in for scheduled service and maintenance Both times there was no quality control assurance. Truck scheduled for struts and upper control arm at same time oil and filter change. One additional request I had was to replace drivers side window control panel because the switch for front passenger's window was defective. The switch on the passenger's door worked the window without issue. I was very explicit about this to the service advisor and it was noted in service notes. 1st call I received is that the springs had rusted and needed replacement. After literally 45 minutes trying to reach the service department and/or service advisor, and getting caught up in their cursed automated voice robot we finally got to the service manager who got me to the advisor. I agreed to the additional cost. Then I was advised that the passenger window regulator was "defective" and it was a $750.00 job!!! I questioned why a fully operational window at the time of service had suddenly failed. Answer. "When the tech opened the door panel to check the electic connections.,he Noted that the regulator was defective. " 2 problems with that: 1. I was explicit in the service in my instructions about changing the switch on the Driver's door only. The window worked fine from the passenger side switch. 2. There was NO REASON for the technician to take the passenger door panels off and the damaging the regulator. I was informed that the aftermarket regulator installation was $750! After finding the regulator online cost was $47.00 I called BS on that and declined the "repair". So I picked up the truck, drove down to Home Depot and decided to check that they had changed the oil. When I tabbed to Oil Life, it was 20%. I immediately went back to the dealership and spoke to the advisor. He brought the truck into the bay and we both looked at the oil via the dipstick. We both concurred that it was indeed, fresh oil. The technician had neglected to reset the counter. (Previously, at same dealership they rotated my tires and neglected to update the TPS on the wheels, leading to erroneous information about low pressure on wrong tire.) I don't know what the heck happened when Stoler took over Heritage service, but they took a reputable service organization and totally destroyed any sense of quality assurance , integrity and customer service. Shame on them!

    Hyundai of Owings Mills

    Hyundai of Owings Mills

    1.0
    (4 reviews)

    If I could give negative zero rating…read more I had a very concerning experience with Heritage Hyundai of Owings Mills. I brought my mother's vehicle in for a check engine light and performance concern and clearly stated that I wanted to review and approve any work before it was performed. Despite this, multiple services were marked as approved that I did not authorize. I disputed the charges and opened a case with Hyundai Consumer Affairs. Due to needing transportation, I paid under protest in order to retrieve the vehicle. However, immediately after picking up the car, I found that it is now running worse than when it was brought in. This is extremely concerning and raises questions about the quality and accuracy of the work performed. This matter is currently under review with Hyundai Corporate and has also been submitted to the Better Business Bureau. I would advise others to proceed with caution and ensure all work is clearly approved before service is performed. Hyundai Corporate used to value the customer but now it's been proven otherwise. After this disturbing experience, I would never buy another Hyundai again. Corporate blindly takes the word of this unethical dealership without investigation even with actual proven documentation.

    The worst dealership to have service done. Go to your local mechanic instead, trust me and others,…read moreyou will save yourself a lot of money and frustration. Would be surprised if anyone buys anything from this dealer. No brand loyalty, hope Hyundai reads this review or contacts me. I had an extremely frustrating experience at Heritage Hyundai in Owings Mills and would strongly advise against purchasing services there. Communication was disorganized from the start, with conflicting information about repairs. I brought my vehicle in for a fuel tank recall and a leaking valve cover gasket, but the recall was never inspected. Although I was given a one-day loaner, the dealership kept my car for five days, offering a different excuse each day. After over a week, I was told a previous dealership had damaged the valve cover, supposedly voiding the warranty. Despite this, Heritage Hyundai removed the valve cover, installed a gasket, and charged me $575 for diagnostics, the gasket, and the loaner. When I picked up my car, it would not start. Bolts were missing and critical components were left unplugged. The service manager reconnected one plug so the car could start. I was told the vehicle was safe to drive, but shortly after leaving, oil began spraying throughout the engine--posing a serious fire risk. Took the car to the previous dealership who themselves were dumbfounded and questioned why the repair was not handled properly under warranty, everything was covered. Customer service was dismissive, accountability was nonexistent, and blame was repeatedly placed on the other dealership. I was also almost charged $400 to refill coolant that was already at normal levels and quoted other ruinously over-priced recommendations, none of which were observed by the previous dealer. Overall, the experience was unsafe, unprofessional, and deeply disappointing. They really do not care of the brand and/or customer safety. Why would anyone buy a Hyundai, knowing that the after-care experience is horrible. I received a response from the service director to call him for resolution on Google review. After 3 voicemails and 5 days later, nothing but crickets. Caveat Emptor.

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