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    Interstate All Battery Center of Suwanee, GA

    Interstate All Battery Center of Suwanee, GA

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    (8 reviews)
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    If one of the young friendly hard-working knowledgeable technicians come out to assist you, you…read morewill get excellent service. However, if the senile angry insulting old man comes out just leave and come back another day.

    Since 2008, I have been buying Interstate batteries for ALL my vehicles, usually 2 to 3 every year…read more Since the Decatur location closed years ago, I have to make a special trip and trek to Suwanee, usually an hour drive, minimum. Two weeks ago, I attempted, but Buford Hwy was shut down at a point with no warning. Finally, I had to re-route my trip, arriving at 5:02. Today, I happened to be 20 mins away after a doc appt and took the chance. Well, just ad I got close, there was a wreck right past the exit! 50 mins later, I arrived at the center at 4:54. Quickly grabbed my Jaguar battery and struggled across the lot. A man unlocks the office door to tell me his system is down and proceeded to chastise me for my arrival time. I beseeched him to service me, expressing my exasperation with my latest attempts and how few centers are available. Dan responded impatiently with how he has to be there at 7am, and he would have to pay overtime...workers want to get home to their kids, etc. So, after putting the battery back in my vehicle, I knocked on the office door and asked if he would extend some concession for a future visit. To my surprise, he threw out an insulting 5%!!! "That doesn't even cover taxes." I replied. Clearly Dan did not care nor appreciate my business. I understood about the system being down, but he made NO ATTEMPT at demonstrating that he would like to keep me as a customer. He operated like a government office--'You need us more than we need you, you little nobody'. Although I pulled out the largest battery, I had two more I wanted to swap, but would've been satisfied with servicing one, OR providing an appreciation discount for my next hour long trek. The store hours can use expanding by at least 30 minutes, especially since Metro traffic has swelled and road construction is ongoing, not to mention the usual. I was highly surprised, disappointed and disgusted with Dan's mediocrity for such a highly regarded product. Ms. President

    Stone Mountain Toyota

    Stone Mountain Toyota

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    I recently purchased a used 2017 Subaru Forester and wanted to share my experience so others can…read moremake a more informed decision. To start on a positive note, I did appreciate the way the initial sales process was handled. The salesperson allowed me to do most of the negotiation over text and email, which gave me time to review and think through the deal at my own pace without pressure. That was easily the most comfortable and beneficial part of the entire experience. However, once the process moved into financing, my experience changed significantly. My wife and I were among the last customers at the dealership that evening while staff were beginning to close out. During the financing process, we were presented with documents to sign both physically and digitally, but there was very little time spent reviewing a clear breakdown of how the final price was structured or how additional products were affecting the total cost. We were given a total amount, but not walked through how items like GAP coverage and the service contract were being applied to the financing. The digital signing process also felt rushed, with limited opportunity to carefully review documents before signing. It wasn't until after leaving the dealership and reviewing the paperwork that we realized the total cost had increased well beyond what was originally discussed. I had negotiated to stay around $15,500 out the door, but the final amount ended up being over $18,000 once everything was included. I understand that I share responsibility for reviewing documents before signing, but I do feel that more time and transparency should have been provided, especially when optional products significantly impact the final cost. Additionally, after the sale, communication became very difficult. What could have been resolved with a simple explanation, such as how to handle warranty concerns directly through the provider, was not clearly communicated. This led to unnecessary frustration and additional time spent trying to figure out next steps on my own. After reviewing everything, I chose to cancel the GAP and service contract products and handle future repairs independently. That process was completed through the warranty provider. While I appreciated the flexibility and professionalism during the initial negotiation phase, the financing process and lack of follow-up communication left me with a negative overall impression. Because of this, I would not return for future business. My advice to others is to take your time during financing, request a full breakdown of all charges, and make sure you fully understand how optional products affect your total cost before signing anything. Overall, this has been a learning experience, and I hope sharing it helps others approach their purchase more informed and prepared.

    This experience has been awful. The fact that I posted a review. He left the number in this site to…read morecall. It was a farce. Scheme set up by Todd. They have not returned my phone calls when they messed up my car. They are incompetent and nothing is alleged. I have video audio texts and they still don't want to make it right. So now I have made it my mission that everyone will know. From Tik Tok Snap chat IG. They are the most unprofessional dealership i have ever gone to. How do you admit you messed up the oil plug tread then decide you don't want to fix it even though you agreed to because it was your incompetence. I will leave a review every week until I get justice. I will stand outside. I will bring the news. I will have a content day at the dealership. To take advantage of a young college student is insane. Then you tried to blame it on another dealership. If anyone wants details I'll make an account nurse to post and show you If you are looking for a used car there's another dealership right across the street

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