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Recent Reviews from AutoNation Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Katy

I dropped off my vehicle in the afternoon because the check engine light came on on my way home. There were no loaner cars available when I dropped it off, and I was told I could not have one until they diagnosed the problem. No one contacted me to let me know anything about my vehicle until after I called, at 4:30pm. I then received a voicemail around 5:00pm with information about a car that wasn’t mine. After 20 minutes of trying to reach my service advisor, I was finally informed that MY KEYS WERE LOST, AND THE WHOLE DAY WAS WASTED! On top of this, I was not able to get a loaner vehicle, again. On the second full day that you had my vehicle, my keys magically reappeared, but I was told by my service advisor that the computer code was, “vague,” and that the technician was, “looking up how to fix my Jeep on the internet.” I was, however, finally able to get a loaner. It took over an hour of standing behind one other customer, the only woman able to give out loaner cars skipping past me to help someone else, “really quick,” and going through 6 sets of keys to finally bring the loaner car up. The next day, I was informed that my car would not be ready until Monday at the earliest, because the quality tester took off of work early and, apparently, there was no one else in the dealership qualified to see if my vehicle drove properly. Monday, I was called in the late afternoon, like all other communication from the dealership, to let me know that the “quality test” was complete. I picked up my car, and there was never a definitive answer on what had happened. It was another 20-30 minutes checking in the loaner before I was finally able to drive away in my own vehicle that may, or may not, have been fixed properly because the technician was never sure what was wrong. I will not ever bring my vehicle to Auto Nation Dodge Katy again, preferring to have it towed to another dealership, at my expense, if the need arises.

Clifton Pope Nov 6, 2019

Awful customer service. The sales process was quick and easy of course. The experience that followed made me wish I had never even bought the car in the first place. When I purchased the vehicle I paid to have the interior upgraded including a change of color/material to the seats. The sales rep that helped me talked up the process and said how quick and easy it would be and how there would even be a logo on the seats. I asked how long it would take and they said about 5 days to have the seats in and 2 days in the shop in which I would be provided a loaner car, so 7 days from the day I purchased the car. A week past and I hadn’t heard anything so I gave them a few more days then I called and spoke to a gentleman in parts who said I haven’t placed an order for that style of interior for any car recently. I left a message to my sales rep to follow up with me. I get the call and apparently the order was forgotten by one of the sales managers, he says he is putting it in right away and would call me next day to confirm the order has been made. The next day my sales rep calls me and asks if I had heard from the manager yet and I said not yet, so she goes to check on the status of the order and it hadnt been made yet. She asks me to stay on the line while she places the order herself. I can hear on the phone describing the interior, the color, as she is double checking with me to make sure it’s correct and she mentions the logo on the seats as well. She says it will be in in a week and I will get a call to bring the car in. A week passed and no call. I call and there’s nothing in store. I decide I’m going to go to the dealership after work that following Monday. After work I get involved in an accident and have to take the vehicle to the collision center at the dealership. The next day I get a call saying that my seats are in (3 weeks after purchase). After close to 4 weeks my vehicle was ready and upon picking it up I can see the solution used for the tint all over the door panels and on the new leather seats. What I didn’t see was the logo on the seats... I mention it to the collision rep and he says he will call the service department and see what’s going on. Next day he calls me back and says their notes indicate the logo wasn’t part of the deal. I called and the sales rep says “They forgot the logo? Let me speak to my manager and I’ll call you back.” I didn’t hear back I called and still heard nothing. In the mean time the repairs to my car were ok as far as the suspension and fitting however it wasn’t completely done I still had to take the vehicle to another shop to get the final ceramic coating to protect the paint. When I was able to see the cars paint in the shops light, all of the imperfections were visible. The car had dark spots, fingerprints, and “Orange peel”. I call my collision rep and he says to bring it in and they’ll have it repainted. I hadn’t heard about the seats yet so I call 3x in a week to speak to the General Manager and they were never in so I ask for their # and leave a voicemail for Cecilio Flores. He doesn’t return my call and instead has a different manager handle the issue. He calls me and says he is sorry for the inconvenience and will see if he can get the logo on the head rests and let me know when to come in. The 2nd time the car back for paint one of the paint booths was out and so it didn’t get repainted until a week later and took another week to complete. I take the car back after a few days because I find overspray on the window they remove it and I take it to the shop to get coated again, this time they find the sand marks from trying to fix the first paint job under the new paint job, there’s overspray on the door and fenders as well. Now after the third time taking it to get painted the paint doesn’t match the front bumper at all, theres overspray still and I haven’t been updated about the seats either it’s been 2months.

Victor D Sep 21, 2019

Awful customer service. The sales process was quick and easy of course. The experience that followed made me wish I had never even bought the car in the first place. When I purchased the vehicle I paid to have the interior upgraded including a change of color/material to the seats. The sales rep that helped me talked up the process and said how quick and easy it would be and how there would even be a logo on the seats. I asked how long it would take and they said about 5 days to have the seats in and 2 days in the shop in which I would be provided a loaner car, so 7 days from the day I purchased the car. A week past and I hadn?t heard anything so I gave them a few more days then I called and spoke to a gentleman in parts who said I haven?t placed an order for that style of interior for any car recently. I left a message to my sales rep to follow up with me. I get the call and apparently the order was forgotten by one of the sales managers, he says he is putting it in right away and would call me next day to confirm the order has been made. The next day my sales rep calls me and asks if I had heard from the manager yet and I said not yet, so she goes to check on the status of the order and it hadnt been made yet. She asks me to stay on the line while she places the order herself. I can hear on the phone describing the interior, the color, as she is double checking with me to make sure it?s correct and she mentions the logo on the seats as well. She says it will be in in a week and I will get a call to bring the car in. A week passed and no call. I call and there?s nothing in store. I decide I?m going to go to the dealership after work that following Monday. After work I get involved in an accident and have to take the vehicle to the collision center at the dealership. The next day I get a call saying that my seats are in (3 weeks after purchase). After close to 4 weeks my vehicle was ready and upon picking it up I can see the solution used for the tint all over the door panels and on the new leather seats. What I didn?t see was the logo on the seats... I mention it to the collision rep and he says he will call the service department and see what?s going on. Next day he calls me back and says their notes indicate the logo wasn?t part of the deal. I called and the sales rep says ?They forgot the logo? Let me speak to my manager and I?ll call you back.? I didn?t hear back I called and still heard nothing. In the mean time the repairs to my car were ok as far as the suspension and fitting however it wasn?t completely done I still had to take the vehicle to another shop to get the final ceramic coating to protect the paint. When I was able to see the cars paint in the shops light, all of the imperfections were visible. The car had dark spots, fingerprints, and ?Orange peel?. I call my collision rep and he says to bring it in and they?ll have it repainted. I hadn?t heard about the seats yet so I call 3x in a week to speak to the General Manager and they were never in so I ask for their # and leave a voicemail for Cecilio Flores. He doesn?t return my call and instead has a different manager handle the issue. He calls me and says he is sorry for the inconvenience and will see if he can get the logo on the head rests and let me know when to come in. The 2nd time the car back for paint one of the paint booths was out and so it didn?t get repainted until a week later and took another week to complete. I take the car back after a few days because I find overspray on the window they remove it and I take it to the shop to get coated again, this time they find the sand marks from trying to fix the first paint job under the new paint job, there?s overspray on the door and fenders as well. Now after the third time taking it to get painted the paint doesn?t match the front bumper at all, theres overspray still and I haven?t been updated about the seats either it?s been 2months.

MoparOwnd Sep 21, 2019

I am personally amazed that this place is still in business. About 18 months ago I took my 2008 crossfire in for an airbag warranty replacement. I came back to get my car and they told me I had an airbag light on because the control module was bad. Thing is... I didn’t have an airbag light on when I dropped it off. So I spoke with the manager who acted like I should be grateful that he was even giving me the time of day. After going back and forth, he said “well, even though it’s not our fault, if you buy an oil change package as a ‘good faith gesture’ we’ll replace the control module.” I was livid but decided that the 250 bucks for the oil change package would get them to fix the vehicle and save me some money in the long run so I agreed to their offer. Big mistake. About 3 months later, I took my car in for an oil change. Goes by without a hitch and I’m actually a pretty happy customer. I’m thinking about buying a challenger from them, even. About 2000 miles later, I realize that my car is burning oil like Saddam Hussein leaving Kuwait. I decide to look at the paperwork they gave me for the oil change. Turns out that they put the wrong oil in my car. (There’s a sticker in the engine compartment that says “0w40 only”) I decide to take it back and say “hey, y’all put the wrong oil in my car- I need you to do an engine flush and check out the engine and make sure it’s okay because now you’ve got me paranoid.” They do the engine flush and tell me my engine is perfectly fine. About a month later, the oil is low again and so I start keeping quarts of oil in the back of my car to top it off when it gets low. I try to go in for a consumption test and they keep telling me that my car isn’t burning oil but that I have a leak somewhere from a gasket... despite the fact that my once silver exhaust was now black. This happened multiple times. Finally the burnt oil causes the cylinder to misfire and so I change the spark plugs myself because Autonation can’t even manage an oil change. My car started to idle rough. So I decided that I would wait until the problem happened again and take it to them so they could see what they did. About a month ago the check engine light came on as I pulled into the garage at work so I took it back to Autonation so they could fix the problem that they created. Finally the service manager calls me and says that whatever is wrong with the engine can’t possibly be related to the bad oil they put in because the oil “doesn’t even touch the cylinder rings.” (Really? Like is that what you’re going with, Chase?) Now they want 8500 to put an engine into my car. Moral of the story is this: don’t take your vehicle into Autonation. They refuse to rectify their mistakes. They won’t deal fairly with you and judging from the other reviews I’ve read of Autonation Katy... I’m not alone. This place should not be in business or carry the name of a community that cares for its own.

Brian Sallee Jun 17, 2019

Good evening, Im writing this to inform you about my horrible experience at your Automation Location. Yesterday I dropped off my 2018 Dodge Durango (color white) at 8:00 am for regular maintenacne along with a few items they where going to look at. The representative assisting me was Jesus Guerrero ( service advisor #8609) when leaving my car he advised me that he would give me an update around 1-2pm which I never received. I took the liberty on calling him at exactly 2:48pm for an update which he mentioned my car was with the technician and he would personally call me back soon to let me know if my car would have to stay over night. Long behold 6:35 pm came around without any type of update, I called once more and spoke with a polite service advisor by the name of Andrew and he mentioned Jesus had left for the day. Disclaimer: I mentioned to Jesus it was important for me to have an update as my work schedule would need to change if I was not able to get the car back in time, he agreed and assured me thru the whole process he would keep me updated ( never once did he take the liberty on updating me) The next day came along ( today 02/20/19) I decided to reach out to the service manager Chase but was found with his VM, this call was made around 10am give or take and not once did I receive a call back from him as well. I got tied up at my office with some meetings and finally had a chance to call once more, but this time I finally got hold of Jesus and he said he would call me with an update once my car was ready. He kept his promise for once and actually called me around 4:45pm to let me know my car was ready to pick up. Great!!!……. so I thought……. I get to the dealer, he took me to the counter to pay the $53.30 that was owed for some wipers I had them replace, I grab the receipt, get my car and finally come home…..The worst part comes when I get back home I park my car and inspect it to find out my FRONT DRIVER BUMPER had been scrapped as if the car rubbed on another car, the paint is completely off and the black bumper body is showing from underneath the white paint…… on top if this, the hood and fender have grease stains from the tech working on my car….. You would think a big company like automation would teach their employees better ethics when it comes to assisting their customers and working on peoples cars. This is not acceptable at all and I have reached out to your CORPORATE office and filed a report. Im extremely disappointed in my experience as my purchasing experience was amazing and thought I would receive the same level of respect and service as the one in Houston. I would like for you to reach out to me and let me know how Autonation will correct the damage on my Durango. Thank you!

Javier Hugo Tello Feb 20, 2019

The absolute WORST car buying experience I could have ever imagined. I will never buy from them again, and highly recommend you don’t either. We purchased a used car from AutoNation that had just gotten on the lot that day. While test driving, we noticed that the tire pressure light was on. The saleswoman assured us that there are "vigorous tests" that would show a problem with the tires and would be fixed. Well, a week and a half later, (after replacing the windshield and tint) we finally were able to pick up the car. The day after picking the car up, I had a flat tire while driving home. I took the car back to AutoNation, where the service department “vigorously” (which took all of about 60 seconds) inspected the tires and told me that not only the flat tire, but the second back tire, had nails in them. The service MANAGER told me that it wasn’t his problem. I quickly reminded him that it was his problem, 1 – since I was still under my 250 mile “return policy”, and 2 – because the tire pressure light had been on when we test drove the car. So, instead of the “vigorous tests” that we were promised, AutoNation put air in two tires, knowing that they had nails in them. Luckily, the guy working in the service department stood up for me. Two brand new tires at no charge, and I went on my merry way. 2 weeks later, while inspecting my tires, my husband noticed that a lug nut was missing from one of the tires that had just been replaced by AutoNation. But not just the lug nut, the key lug nut. For weeks, I was driving around with 4 lug nuts. I called and asked to speak to the sales manager this time, since the service manager was so rude the last time, and was quickly told by a receptionist, “He won’t take a cold call, I need to tell him what this is about.” So I made my whole spiel, and she cut me off by saying that she was going to leave a message for him. (Duh.) I responded with, “Ma’am, please let him know that you have a very upset customer on the line, and that I would really appreciate a call back.” She then told me, “I will give him the message, but he probably won’t call you back today, maybe tomorrow.” Wow! What customer service… After speaking to the manager (might I add that he called me less than 10 minutes after she gave him the message), he reassured me that he would have the lug nut key replaced on all 4 of my tires, and to just come down to Katy and he would take care of it. In the meantime, I still hadn’t gotten my license plates, which I asked to be mailed to me. So, I call, and was told that they called my husband’s number a month ago, didn’t leave a message, and that the license plates were there whenever I was ready to go get them. But what about them being mailed? I go to Katy to get the new lug nuts that I was promised and my license plates and dealt with a man in the service department that was clearly having a bad day and didn’t have time to make mine better. Again, there's that customer service… The service guy that I dealt with previously, thankfully recognized me and took over. He was going to and from the back speaking to the service manager about the lug nut crisis. Not once did the manager come up and speak to me personally, or tell me that he was sorry, or take responsibility like a manger should, nothing. He just stood in the back and wouldn’t face his employee’s mistakes, under his supervision. Ridiculous. Instead of them having the lug nuts like promised, I had to drive to a different AutoNation to pick them up. Do yourself a favor, save yourself some time and energy, and do not buy from them.

Kaylon Newcomb Sep 20, 2018

I dropped off my Jeep Wrangler at the dealer for them to replace the passenger-side airbag under a safety recall from Chrysler. The rep assigned to me was Max. My Jeep has a soft top, which was folded down when I dropped it off. I'm not aware of any reason why anyone at the dealer would have had to pull the top up while at the dealer in order to access the airbag in the dashboard. Max at AutoNation told me he would call me by 2pm to let me know the car was ready. By 4pm I called Max since no one had called me to get status; he said the car was ready, and I told him I could not get out to the dealer that late in the day and asked him if I could pick it up in the morning, which he said would be fine. When I picked up my Jeep the next morning, it was obvious someone had raised the roof while at the dealer and had pulled it back down because the roof was not folded down very neatly as I had it previously. I took it straight to my regular mechanic that I've been using since 1992 for them to pull up the roof and lock it in place, as I wanted to stretch it for a few days so I could be able to pull it up myself (I had planned on doing this after picking up the Jeep at AutoNation because the canvas simply wont stretch enough for me to pull it up by myself). In the process of pulling up the roof, the mechanic noticed a strap in the right rear corner that had been pulled off of its rivets. He recommended I take it back to AutoNation, but I told him no way, as they had already caused me enough problems. He recommended Westside Upholstery; I took the Jeep there, and they repaired the damage for $200.00. I mailed a copy of the bill to the AutoNation Service Manager to see if he is willing to reimburse me. . An employee of AutoNation called me the day I picked up the Jeep from the dealer to ask if I was "completely satisfied" with their work; I told him I could not opine on the warranty work, as it was totally invisible to me, but I was totally unsatisfied with the damage and inconvenience they had caused and planned to submit a bill for reimbursement to AutoNation.

Orlando Montesino Feb 3, 2018

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