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    Beware, the service department here will scam you!!…read more I brought my car in to have my battery replaced, which was still under warranty. They replaced my battery and charged me full price. When I brought to their attention the battery is still under warranty, they said they would need to process the warranty, which could take a couple days. I couldn't pick up my car until it was paid, so I would either have to wait to pick up my car until the warranty processes, or I can pay in full that day and they would refund me. They never refunded me... simply strung me along with 'we are working on it'. They also told me that as a result of their 'multi-point inspection', I needed to have the transmission fluid replaced, spark plugs replaced, and engine coolant replaced. They didn't realize I had done all these at a different dealership 12 months ago. They clearly did not check if these fluids actually had to be replaced, they simply were looking to stack as many services onto my visit as possible. Go elsewhere.

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