I was pleased with the service I got on my daughters Cobalt. It really helps when you don't have to…read moreworry about who's working on my cars. I could have the work done closer to home. But driving a few extra miles is well worth it. Thank you so much! Sincerely Carolyn Spears

I am writing to formally express my disappointment and frustration regarding the service I recently…read morereceived for my 2019 Chevrolet Silverado. On May 31, I brought my truck to your dealership for three specific services: Engine oil and filter change. Transmission fluid and filter service. Diagnosis and repair of a recurring "Service Parking Brake" issue. At the time of drop-off, I clearly explained that whenever the Service Parking Brake message appeared, I would lose the ability to engage or disengage the electronic parking brake. I was informed that a diagnostic fee would be required, which I agreed to pay. After your diagnosis, I was told the parking brake actuator was the cause of the problem. Based on your professional recommendation, I authorized the repair and paid the invoice in full. Unfortunately, the exact same problem returned the very same day I picked up the vehicle. That Friday evening, I was stranded for approximately three hours at a gas station because the parking brake would not release. After disconnecting the negative battery terminal and waiting, I was finally able to get the vehicle moving again. I immediately attempted to contact the dealership. No one returned my calls. The following day, Saturday, the problem occurred again, leaving me stranded for an additional two hours. Once again, no meaningful assistance or callback was provided despite multiple attempts to contact the dealership through phone calls, voicemail messages, and your text messaging system. On Monday, I was finally instructed to bring the vehicle back Tuesday morning at 8:00 AM. I arrived as requested and once again explained the situation in detail. However, throughout the day I received no updates. By approximately 4:00 PM, nobody had contacted me regarding the status of my vehicle. I had to call myself just to obtain information. The following day was no different. I made multiple calls and received little to no communication. Eventually, I was informed that additional charges would apply for reprogramming a module. This was completely unacceptable. The vehicle was being returned for the exact same issue that I had already paid your dealership to diagnose and repair. I had already paid for the diagnostic process and the recommended repair. Any additional work required because the original diagnosis failed should have been handled under warranty and without attempting to charge me again. What is even more disappointing is that after all of this, the Service Parking Brake warning returned yet again immediately after I picked up the vehicle. At this point: I paid for a diagnostic procedure. I paid for the repair recommended by your technicians. I lost multiple days without my vehicle. I spent several hours stranded at gas stations. I repeatedly had to chase updates because communication was virtually nonexistent. I was asked to pay additional money for a problem that was never resolved. Most importantly, I still have the exact same issue today. Now is worse because even the engine light is coming on From my perspective, this does not reflect a proper diagnostic process. It appears that parts are being replaced based on assumptions rather than a conclusive root-cause analysis. A professional diagnosis should identify the actual source of the failure, not simply replace components and hope the problem disappears. I trusted your dealership because I expected factory-trained technicians, professional communication, and accurate troubleshooting. Instead, I have spent significant time, money, and effort and remain with an unreliable vehicle and the same unresolved problem. I am extremely disappointed with the level of service I have received and hope management takes this matter seriously.