I have purchased two vehicles from the dealership and it is clear that their Customer Service is…read moreexceptional. Staff are friendly, personable, helpful, efficient with a very friendly community type environment. The sales representative that assisted me was Doug C. After a few years of visiting the dealership it was clear that this was different from others. No high pressure sales, but rather friendly and helpful staff. The Finance Mgr. Mike E. was extremely knowledgeable, friendly, very efficient, and most helpful. The staff ensure that the customer receives excellent assistance, information, and the option of any followup needed in the future. This will remain my 'go to' destination for any future vehicle requirements!

This is a review of the service department of Schwab, not the dealership…read more So my little Cobalt has had several recalls (thanks GM and Chevy) in the past couple of years. A couple weeks ago I got a notice in the mail about an ignition recall. Then my key fob (the clicky starter thing) stopped working. Since I only have one fob I booked myself an appointment to get it fixed and to get my recall handled. My car went in at 9am. Before I had been quoted $125 for the repair (the recall was obviously no charge). I was at work and got a text at noon that my repair was done. When I wrote back and asked how much everything would be I got back $55. What? Sweet deal. Apparently $125 is the price to replace the system, but since I just needed a new battery (and no reprogramming) I got the lower price. Nothing wrong with that. Hopefully I don't have to come back to Schwab for a while. The service and everything was nice there, but I just prefer to have a working car with no more recalls.