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    Sandia BMW - My 22 X5

    Sandia BMW

    (113 reviews)

    Business Parkway/Academy Acres

    Bought new car here! Great service and Cindy was awesome and found the perfect car for me!read more

    I brought my 2013 BMW 328i to Sandia BMW after experiencing symptoms consistent with the N20 engine…read moretiming chain defect -- a known, documented issue that is the subject of a federal class action lawsuit (Gelis v. BMW, D.N.J.) and an active BMW service bulletin (SI B11 03 17). I disclosed my concerns explicitly: the vehicle was running hotter than normal, had experienced a loss of power, and had triggered an intermittent oil pressure warning under load. The service advisor's response was to misrepresent BMW's own engineering specifications, claiming that elevated operating temperatures were "optimal" for this vehicle. This is factually incorrect and directly contradicts BMW's published guidelines. No further diagnostic action was taken, and I was dismissed without remedy. Eight weeks later, the engine suffered catastrophic failure -- grinding, complete loss of power, and a no-start condition consistent with total timing chain and oil pump system destruction. The vehicle had to be towed. The failure mode, the timeline, and the symptom progression I reported at my service visit are textbook presentations of the exact defect Sandia BMW's certified technicians are trained and obligated to identify. A dealership operating as an authorized BMW service center has both the proprietary diagnostic tools and the manufacturer's service bulletins to identify this failure in progress. The decision to send me back on the road in a vehicle exhibiting active warning signs of imminent catastrophic engine failure raises serious questions about the standard of care provided -- and the potential liability that follows from it. Following the failure, I contacted BMW of North America directly, at which point a case was opened and I was transferred to a designated advocate. That advocate was dismissive, stating that BMW was unlikely to accept responsibility, and redirected me to Sandia BMW, representing that a dealership representative would contact me. No contact was ever made. BMW of North America's own case record documents that I pursued every available channel in good faith. What I received in return was a closed door at the corporate level and silence at the dealership level -- a coordinated failure of accountability from an authorized service network that had both the knowledge and the obligation to act before this vehicle was destroyed. Prospective customers bringing vehicles with N20 or N26 engines to this facility for service should be aware of this experience and draw their own conclusions.

    Enterprise Car Sales

    Enterprise Car Sales

    (27 reviews)

    North Valley/Los Ranchos

    Let me go on record that I wholly dislike most car sales people - whether new or used. In shopping…read morefor cars, I have been to many, many car dealerships. That being said, I have to say that I have just had the most wonderful experience at Enterprise Car Sales. From the minute we walked on the lot, we were treated respectfully, honestly and were able to joke with our salesman, Mike Ellis. I HIGHLY recommend speaking with this man if you are in the market for a well-maintained used car. This man never pushed, never prodded, asked the appropriate questions and did it with a smile on his face. He was honest, forthcoming and just a pleasure to deal with. And he found me the car I wanted - that I loved. And then he brings in that pushy little person -- you know, the "closer" -- who goes over the financing with you. Except she wasn't. Lisa Darby was a pleasure to deal with - went through the information thoroughly and was honest as the day is long. She did her job efficiently and all with a smile on her face. And she drinks coffee :) I was a bit sad when I drove off the lot in my new/used dream car. A hug goodbye from both Mike and Lisa after I made them play staff photographer and sync my phone and go over features gave me a little tear in my eye. A dream team to be sure!

    Even worse than being gaslighted in the first place by the company, Christina responds and asks me…read moreto contact them again. So, I spend an hour more to contact them again and their customer service chat person assured me that they would escalate the issue and someone would contact me. That was 6 weeks ago, and still no contact. When there is a problem, they say the customer is crazy (gaslight). Then, in public view they pretend like they care, but show they don't by privately ignoring the customer (fake public image). Enterprise car sales customer service is pathetic. Buy a car from a company that cares.

    Larry H. Miller American Toyota Albuquerque - My car is next to the pickup truck, and this is the tow truck with no clear access as we were promised we'd have.

    Larry H. Miller American Toyota Albuquerque

    (287 reviews)

    Business Parkway/Academy Acres

    It's hard to find reputable service at a dealership these days. Indeed, if you take one look at…read morethese reviews -- it all seems dire. Which is why when I had to take my late mom's Toyota Tundra in for a check up in order to assess its roadworthiness for the 2,500 mile drive back to Florida -- I was totally impressed to have a Toyota Master Technician on the job. These guys are the real deal -- we all know (don't we) of The Car Care Nut on YouTube, who gives Toyota Master Techs a great name and exemplifies trust and good ol' honest work. So being able to have a good, productive chat with a Master Tech is a rare honor indeed. Sadly, business is business -- so these chances are slim to none -- you might get a quick video tour, but its the actual interaction with your mechanic that really puts one's mind at ease. Truthfully in good ole Murrica where "the customer is always right (bs)" I don't blame businesses for protecting and shielding their most valued talent from the folks that can't tell their windshield fluid reservoir from their engine coolant tank. As for my trip, I was starved of time, so although the truck was roadworthy enough to get back home -- I just didn't have enough time in New Mexico to weed out all the kinks I wanted to. Now I am desperately hoping I can find a Master Tech back in Northern Florida who can match the knowledge and experience required for the job needed on my Tundra's engine ... here's to hoping the badge really carries the standard.

    It's pathetic to a car dealership trying and scamming people over $500 deposit. Do not make any…read moredeposits. You can just drop in to make a deposit, but when you need to get your deposit back, there's no one who can help you for over a week. If you want to buy a car and get it serviced from a business scamming people for $500, this is where to go.

    Marcar Auto - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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