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    The ONLY reason I didn't give them 1 Star is because I believe the salesman did the best he could,…read moreunder the circumstances. I liked the Finance Manager as well. As far as the rest of the experience, read below. I copied and am pasting the exact email I sent to the GM, Mr. Bob Benedetti, who thought so little of it (or me) that he didn't bother to respond. As written in the email, I tried to avoid making this a public issue, but since he didn't respond in almost a month, clearly he doesn't care. This review is titled: "DON'T LEAVE YOUR VALUABLES IN THE CAR"! "Mr. Benedetti, On December 30, 2017, I leased a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee from your dealership from (name redacted). While I am very happy with my vehicle and the final terms we negotiated, there are a couple of things that I feel need to be brought to your attention. (1) On a referral from your service department, I visited Mr. XXXX in your showroom about leasing a new vehicle. At that meeting, I informed Mr. XXXX that I had a brother-in-law who is a GM at another Jeep dealer in North Jersey, but to avoid traveling up there, I would give him the business if we could agree on acceptable terms, and I gave him all the information he needed to give me accurate numbers (credit, current lease figures, etc) After consulting with his sales manager, we agreed on a lease payment of approximately $550 for 36 months. Despite our agreement, on the day before i was scheduled to sign, I was told (assumingly at the behest of his manager) that I'd be paying $550 for 42 months. After strong resistance, the terms were then reverted back to the original numbers. I thought it was wrong of them to attempt to "bait and switch" me, but because of the convenient location and the fact that I ultimately got what I wanted, I proceeded with the transaction anyway. (2) This is my real issue. Days after turning in my previous vehicle, I discovered that I left a pair of Maui Jim's sunglasses in that car. I contacted Mr. XXXX on Sunday, January 7th and informed him on my discovery, and that I would be going to the car to retrieve them, since I still had access to it through UConnect. Mr. XXXX granted me permission to do so. After searching the car, including the compartment where I'd left them, I again contacted Mr. XXXX, and requested his help in locating them. After a couple of days without a response from Mr. XXXX, I told him that if those sunglasses didn't show up, that it would become an issue. Because of this ultimatum, Mr. XXXX responded and told me that the glasses were found outside of the car the day I turned it in (almost a week prior) and that the manager who found them was out of the office until the next day. The next day, I came to the dealership and spoke to this manager (I don't know his name, but I assume Mr. XXXX reports to him) and he told me I'd have my sunglasses in the morning because they were on his "kitchen counter". Why would my sunglasses be in his house?? To my surprise, he went on to tell me how much he loved Maui Jim's sunglasses! Unbelievable. I did receive my sunglasses the next morning, but my question is why nobody called to inform me once they found the sunglasses until a week later, and only then because I made an issue of it. I'm sure, with your company dealing with trade-ins on a daily basis, that you see people regularly forget items in their cars. Secondly, is it your company's policy for your employees to take people's missing property to their homes?? I wanted to voice my displeasure, but thought it was better for me to address you directly and privately, rather than on Yelp or a Jeep survey because doing so could damage your company, and particularly those within your dealership who try to do things the right way. I'm sorry for the long email, but I need to articulate everything I needed to say. I hope this letter causes positive change within your organization." Draw your own conclusions...

    Horrible everything.. went in with one issue paid a ton of money assuming repairs were done…read moreproperly and they would stand behind thier work but left with the same problem and two others. Great job Jim (service manager)

    Pro-Sport Motors - usedcardealers - Updated September 2026

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