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    Fowler Chevrolet

    2.3 (172 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Factory battery was never removed. Tried convincing me there was a parasitic drain on my battery.

    Caught this dealership hooking my battery up to a charger rather than replacing it like I paid for. They tried to say there was a parasitic drain on the battery from the truck, but they never removed the factory battery from when the truck was new from the factory. This establishment is a predatory business. I would not be surprised if they are involved in a much larger form of fraud. They should be investigated by the better business bureau maybe even law enforcement should take a look into what the employees are involved with outside of work hours. I replaced the battery myself and wouldn't you believe it... no parasitic battery drain. Would not be surprised to find out there is gang activity going on behind closed doors with the employees.

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    Ben W.

    I have a 2003 Chevy and have been here a few times and just had a lot of work done and all the sudden the engine is leaking oil after the problem was fixed. I got under my truck and everything is soaked with oil and I have driven it one time since I got it back from them. I'll do a better job thank you for showing how worthless you

    Allison H.

    I'd give 0 stars if I could. Absolute worst service experience I've ever had, and I would never consider coming back. I dropped off my car for seemingly basic servicing, and was given a quote of having the diagnostic assessment complete in "4 days". 8 days later, I hadn't received any update, so finally got a hold of someone, and my car hadn't even been touched. They essentially held my car hostage for over a week. While I fault the entire Fowler service team for this, my primary contact was Tim Annis. The lack of communication and overall lack of giving a sh*t about any level of customer service is completely unacceptable, and I'd strongly recommend to go literally anywhere else. Such an utter disappointment.

    If you are in the Denver area - shoot, if you are anywhere in Colorado - then Fowler Chevrolet should be the first dealership you reach out to if you are looking to purchase a new Chevy. And if their sales team and management are any indication of the overall quality of the dealership, then I'm betting this is also a great place to service your vehicle. Before I explain why Fowler is the best dealership I've ever worked with, let me take a few steps back and say that I've NOT had many positive experiences with car dealerships over the years. My last three vehicles have all been Chevrolets, so between purchasing and servicing I've worked with a number of Chevy dealerships in recent years. While I've met several individuals at those dealerships who were pleasant to work with, the overall experience at each of those dealerships left a bad taste in my mouth. Last year GM agreed to give me an MSRP swap on my 2021 Chevy Bolt because of the huge delay with the battery recall. I spent several months searching for a dealership to host my swap in both Colorado Springs (where I live) and Denver. I dealt with some really awful dealerships, some very disinterested dealerships, and some dealerships that expressed initial interest but eventually failed to return my phone calls. And then there was the downright shady Foundation Chevrolet (stay far far away from this awful dealership), who agreed to host my MSRP swap early on and placed an order for a Bolt, but then over a month later when they realized they couldn't slap their $5K markup onto the swap canceled my order out of the blue and set me back almost six weeks as I had to start over from scratch. I contacted almost every Chevy dealership in the Colorado Springs and Denver areas over the following month and wasn't able to find a single one willing to host. Finally with the help of GM and a district manager I was put in touch with Fowler Chevrolet (I had somehow overlooked them in my search). Their extremely outgoing general manager Nick Guzman agreed to host the swap, and put me in touch with their Internet Sales Manager Doc Holliday. Within 15 minutes of getting on the phone with Doc - who was incredibly helpful and easy to work with - I had a new Bolt order secured, and a promise from Doc that they would not cancel the order on me or sell it to anyone else. The best part was that Fowler had already placed an order for a Bolt in the exact color and trim I wanted that was set to go into production the following month, and they were awesome enough to give me that order (which I'm pretty sure was extra work for them since they would have to swap out allocations with GM) so I didn't have to wait over six months for a new order. Bolts are in such high demand right now that they easily could have kept that order for themselves and marked it up $5K like their competitors down the street at Foundation Chevy would have done. Fowler is clearly more interested in building up a loyal customer base than making a quick buck. True to his word, Doc got me the Bolt I wanted, and contacted me the moment it arrived at the dealership. Doc and Adam Ciotola, their sales turned finance guy, came outside to greet me and my wife the moment we pulled up at the dealership. While Doc took care of documenting my old Bolt for GM, Adam showed us the new Bolt and all the cool features that we didn't have in our old one. It was refreshing to talk with a Chevy sales rep who actually knew about electric vehicles (which definitely wasn't the case at any of the previous Chevy dealerships we had worked with), and Adam was every bit as nice and helpful as Doc was. He also knew I had driven up from Colorado Springs and had made sure that my new Bolt was fully charged for our drive home (which hadn't been the case when I bought my previous Bolt at a dealership over 200 miles from my home). We had to stay at the dealership for a couple of hours because the process of completing an MSRP swap is more complicated than buying a car. Doc and Adam were well prepared though, and made the process as smooth and as easy as possible. In the extra time my wife had while waiting at the dealership, we noticed that other customers on the sales floor were dealt with professionally and congenially, and we liked how clean and well-kept everything was inside the dealership (quite a contrast from the rather dated exterior of the building). While I can't speak for everyone at the dealership, I can say that the three people I worked with there (Nick, Doc, and Adam) were all wonderful and made our experience as pleasant as it could possibly be. I would definitely buy a Chevy from these guys again, and very well may just make the drive all the way back up there when I'm in the market for another Chevy EV. I absolutely love my new Bolt EUV, and if you want a heck of a deal on a great EV (with no MSRP markup) and want to buy it from a dealership that actually knows and understands EVs (and customers), give Fowler a call!

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