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    Southern Hyundai Chesapeake

    1.0 (5 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    First Team Toyota

    First Team Toyota

    2.7
    (93 reviews)

    Get place to buy a car and great deals! Very knowledgeable and manager works to ensure process goes…read moresmoothly as well. Kudos to Josh and Will.

    I brought my 2023 4Runner in on Feb 24 for a state inspection, oil change, and installation of four…read moreTPMS sensors. I dropped it off at 8am and didn't hear anything until almost 3pm, when I received a text with over $1,400 in "recommended" repairs--brakes, rotors, a gear shifter dust cover, and a brake flush. I tried calling my service advisor, Miranda, with no answer, so I went to the dealership myself. When I arrived, she told me my inspection had passed. The moment I declined the recommended work, the story changed and suddenly the truck "failed" because the shifter was "a little stiff." The timing felt extremely suspicious. The part in question is two small plastic trim pieces that cost under $35 total, require no tools, and take about 10 minutes to replace. They wanted $362 for that alone. When I asked where the law listed this as a failure, she told me to look it up myself. I asked her to call the state police for clarification; she said she would, printed something out, then later told me I should call them instead. Throughout the interaction she was dismissive and rude, even making an unprofessional comment about my job in the Navy based on my jacket. She also admitted the $1,400 in recommendations were simply part of her job to "upsell." After all this, my truck still sat another 30 minutes before being returned. When I got home, I discovered the TPMS sensors I provided--complete assemblies with valve stems attached--had been installed without the valve stems. That raised serious concerns about whether the sensors were even installed correctly, or at all. I called service manager Nick the next morning. When I explained my concerns and said the work felt shady, he focused more on being offended by my frustration than addressing the issues. I told him I would be speaking with general management. Later that morning, a Virginia State Police officer returned my call about the inspection. I explained why I believed the failure was improper and showed him photos and the law the dealership cited. He reviewed everything, contacted the dealership, and spoke directly with Nick. About 20 minutes later, the officer called me back and said the dealership had been instructed to pass my vehicle and correct the paperwork. He even gave me his personal number in case I had further issues. It should never take a state police officer to get a correct inspection result. On Feb 26, I had to take additional time off work--losing over $800 in wages--to get the sticker properly applied. When they finally put it on, they left adhesive residue and simply placed the new sticker over it. I also wasn't given the inspection paperwork. They returned my old TPMS sensors and valve stems, but the caps had been removed. Based on everything--the questionable inspection failure, the extreme markup on a simple trim piece, the rude and unprofessional behavior from the service advisor, the defensive service manager, concerns about whether paid work was actually completed, and the fact that state police had to intervene--I strongly caution anyone from bringing their vehicle here. This experience was unacceptable from start to finish.

    First Team Honda

    First Team Honda

    2.1
    (70 reviews)

    I had to take my Kia here for service for a recall issue and when it was there I wanted to see if…read morethe recall is what was causing the engine light to go on *it had just happened the same day. They did the recall repairs (which included an anti-theft recall that was too late because someone already tried to break in and steal my car once and the alarm didn't work) they charged me over $200 for a diagnostic when I declined the repair suggested. The estimate they provided was $1200 for parts and one hour of labor. I purchased parts for $230 and my mechanic did the repairs for the cost of their labor ($80+). I will gladly give my money to some place that isn't making people pay for the showroom attached to the service area by making them pay for time they didn't use to get any repairs. Shady. If you want a reliable place, don't look here unless it's under warranty. Very dissatisfied with the outcome of this trip.

    I bought my first car here in 2008. It used to be a good business however they have neglected…read moreseveral of our cars recently while being worked on. They left one car unlocked on their lot overnight and it was completely torn apart (all the papers from glove compartment thrown around while etc. while looking for valuables to take. When I told them about this they just kind of shrugged and were like "oh well". Now I pick another car up to find its windows were just left down by them. If this is the type of outward car for the cars I can only imagine the neglect going on under the hood. Go anywhere else for service

    First Team Auto Group

    First Team Auto Group

    1.0
    (2 reviews)

    Be very wary about VW's. NEVER finance through them. They screwed up my account for a year. They…read moreshut off my autopay and inactivated my account due to their mistake. After a year of dealing with people in CS that had no clue how to fix it, they finally corrected their mistake, but I still had no account to pay. Then the repossession threats started. After paying by autopay for 3 years, them inactivating my account they wanted a year's worth of payments or they would repossess. I ended up writing them two years worth of payments to pay off the 0% loan so I would NEVER have to do business with VW again.

    If I could give them zero stars I would. I called into their call center with a water leak issue in…read moremy truck. This company was recommended by a friend. I asked the call center scheduler if they did this type of work and if they would service my Ford. He said yes. Then apologized for having to make me wait for a week and a half to bring my truck it. I was scheduled to drop off which I did last night at Hampton Chevrolet. I got a call this morning saying they don't do water leaks. They gave me the number of a water leak guy who told me he worked for all of their dealerships. Now I have to go to the guy an hour away after wasting half a day going back and forth to Hampton Chevrolet. All I got was, "I"m sorry the call center schedules our calls and they don't know what we do." When I called the call center to complain they put me on hold and sent me to voice mail. When I asked to complain at the dealership they said the manager was out, but I could look around for the Sales manager. No thank you. Horrible service.

    Southern Hyundai Chesapeake - car_dealers - Updated July 2026

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