This update is in response to Zia Auto's response to my review, which they posted on 11/20/13:
James,
One of two things has occurred here--either someone at your dealership is lying to you, or you seriously have no idea what happened here, and you are throwing out a false accusation that I "refused to let service diagnose my vehicle". That statement is a bold faced lie, and couldn't possibly be further from the truth. Prior to my visit on Saturday November 9th, I had made TWO previous visits to Robert Porras to get the TPMS issue corrected. On both visits service checked and verified the tire pressures, and on the last visit, Robert told me to drive it for a couple of days, and if the light didn't go off, he'd have service diagnose and fix the issue. I drove it for a couple of days, and, since the light didn't go off, I visited Robert and set an appointment for service to diagnose it at 8:30 am on Thursday 11/7/2013. It's important to note that during that visit, Robert was explaining the issue to the service manager, and the service manager repeatedly told Robert to make sure Rafael approved it first before setting up the service appointment. My work schedule wouldn't work with the Thursday appointment, so I called Robert and set the appointment for 8:30 Saturday the 9th. As I stated in my review, Robert was not there when I arrived at 8:30 on Saturday. I went into the service department and was told that I needed to talk to Rafael...so I did. And my review is 100% accurate regarding the conversation I had with Rafael. Rafael knew why I was there, and he refused to even have service look at it. HE told me I'd simply get used to the light being on, and that it was no big deal. I asked him flat out if Zia was going to take care of the issue, and he told me NO. And to be perfectly clear, I was not irate when I left, nor was I irate when I wrote the review. But I'm irate NOW. I NEVER refused to allow service to look at my vehicle...that's why I was THERE at 8:30 Saturday morning. Financing on my vehicle took a couple of days, NOT WEEKS, as you stated. Choosing the right vehicle for me took a couple of weeks...not the financing. The fact of the matter is, Rafael DID allow a simple fix to ruin your relationship with a customer. The funny thing about it is you had no clue it was a simple fix UNTIL I wrote the review. Had Rafael not refused to have my vehicle looked at, there would NEVER have been an issue. Period. And Don't lecture me about customer service. I manage a multi-million dollar asset, with one of the highest retention ratios in my industry. That is a DIRECT reflection on who I am, and the service that me and my team provide. I am more than adequately qualified to comment and identify poor customer service, and that is exactly what i received from Rafael. Welcoming the opportunity to "repair our relationship" does not start with spewing lies about what happened. It starts with an apology, which, to date, I STILL have not received. I don't care about the $60 I spent. What I care about is someone admitting that they were wrong. What I care about is making sure this doesn't happen to another customer. That's the point of these reviews after all, isn't it?
FYI, I will be editing my review and posting this message for all to see. I will not allow you or your staff to LIE about what really took place, and make me out to be a difficult customer. Your rating with the BBB is irrelavent when you lie, and in reading one of the complaints and how you attempted to personally attack the customer making the complaint, I think it's obvious that the trend continues. It's clearly easier for you to "blame the customer", rather than take responsibility for your actions, and the actions of your team. read more