Dick Dyer Mercedes-Benz

I purchased used from Dick Dyer Mercedes and it was seamless. I worked with Hank Dyer and Eric Butler and they were both fantastic. Could not recommend this store more. seamless. I worked with Hank Dyer and Eric Butler and they were both fantastic. Could not recommend this store more. More

Dick Dyer Mercedes is the best dealership I've been to. From walking in to walking out, I have never felt so taken care of. From walking in to walking out, I have never felt so taken care of. More

Took my vehicle to Dyer Two Notch for service. 20 percent of gas missing from tank (90% at dealership 70% on departing dealship). Had problems with vehicle after service that I didn't have befor 20 percent of gas missing from tank (90% at dealership 70% on departing dealship). Had problems with vehicle after service that I didn't have before them service my vehicle--steering column More

Dick Dyer Mercedes-Benz of Columbia is a first class dealership! Hunt Dyer, Jill Lara, John Madison and Jerry Greene, made my car buying experience enjoyable and completely stress free! This is my dealership! Hunt Dyer, Jill Lara, John Madison and Jerry Greene, made my car buying experience enjoyable and completely stress free! This is my third Mercedes-Benz purchase with Dick Dyer Mercedes and I could not be more pleased. From purchasing to financing to services, their sales team is honest, reliable and treats you like family. My sales associate, Jill Lara, was absolutely exceptional! Her personality, positivity, and professionalism, coupled with her knowledge of the vehicle, gave me confidence throughout the process of buying my new, 2024 AMG GLE 53 Coupe. I absolutely love my new car!!! Thank you to Hunt Dyer, Jill Lara and the entire team of Dick Dyer Mercedes & Associates of Columbia. I highly recommend this top notch dealership. They definitely earned their 5 star ⭐️ review! More

I brought in my plug-in hybrid two months ago because it was not charging. In February. I was told their charger is not working. I have brought the car in three times since each time the part was not in. Th was not charging. In February. I was told their charger is not working. I have brought the car in three times since each time the part was not in. They promised that the part will be in by mid March. Here it is in the April and still no part. I paid extra for this function. I was told that the parts department would call me and let me know when it would be in. I never received a call from them either. I have been patient calm polite. I’m just frustrated😡. A year ago I took the car in for damaged rim. I had bought extra insurance from Dick Dyer for road hazard. The service rep said the computer said I had not purchased the extra coverage. I had to find the copies and take it in. Come in with cash to buy a car they love you to death. Have a problem with that car they treat you like you had the plague. More

Stay away from this place, bad service over charge. I was charge over $2500 for labor on a part that cost $550. Plus wanted to charge me twice to have the same problem diagnostic, the first charge was I was charge over $2500 for labor on a part that cost $550. Plus wanted to charge me twice to have the same problem diagnostic, the first charge was $220 and after the repair it was not fixed, then Sarah wanted to charge me another $982 for another diagnostic, I told her that was crazy I'm not paying for another diagnostic when the vehicle hasn't even left the shop. I feel we all need to get together and have news center 10 do some research on them . I paid over $3700 on a $550 part that was installed and the problem still exists. DO NOT GO TO THIS LOCATION More

I've been with Mercedes 10 years, but will be shopping for a new brand. I am going to stick with facts, not feelings. - February 13 I brought my vehicle under warranty with approx 41,000 miles for a pot for a new brand. I am going to stick with facts, not feelings. - February 13 I brought my vehicle under warranty with approx 41,000 miles for a potential engine misfire. I was traveling out of the country the following day and I knew that I would not be reached. The vehicle was not scheduled for service. I was going to be gone for about ten days and we both assumed it was plenty of time for it to be ready to go by the time I got back. - I hadn't heard anything, but knew I couldn't be reached by phone because I was on an international SIM card. As I switched back to the US SIM card, there was not one text or email from Ryan about the status of my car. I gave him a call and he advised nothing had been done because the piston heads in the engine needed to be replaced. They were short-staffed and backlogged with a technician credentialed to fix the issue. - At that point, I asked for a courtesy vehicle. He told me there was one not available but he would look. - Multiple phone calls and several days of driving a rental car, he told me a vehicle was getting a chip installed and would be back in a couple days for me to use. On a Wednesday, I called again and he said he would call back by the end of Friday. - One week, and a $600+ rental later, I walked into the Service department and spoke with John, the operations manager about the issue. - As I was leaving I got a phone call that a vehicle was available. When I saw Ryan, he tried to remind me about someone else borrowing the vehicle and that she had just returned it. Mind you, the story I was being fed the week prior was that a vehicle needed a new chip. - I received the loaner covered in pollen, and all the floor mats still in plastic in the trunk. Someone else's glasses in the side compartment of the door and military headgear in the trunk. I started the engine and the car was overdue its A service. I let that go. I was told it would take one week before I got my car back. - I didn't hear from Ryan at all until four weeks later. - I discovered I was given a vehicle whose registration has been expired since December 2022. - I have had complications with the service department in the past, two include two service no-shows that was smoothed over with a beanie. I thought I would just purchase my new Mercedes next year elsewhere, but the thought of having to come back to Dick Dyer to even service the car now has me looking at other brands. The service department has destroyed my relationship with Dick Dyer and the Mercedes brand. I am sure both entities will be just fine. But after the gross negligence, disregard, and lack of accountability I have received since being a client, I will drop dead before I step back in their facility as a customer in any capacity. More

Had a flat tire- 15 minuted before they closed. Ryan Smith, the GM and their team went above and beyond getting me the tire and filling out the insurance claim. All that knowing I live in Florida Ryan Smith, the GM and their team went above and beyond getting me the tire and filling out the insurance claim. All that knowing I live in Florida and probably wouldn't be back. These guys care. Can't thank them enough. More

Took my car in for service and they have had my vehicle for 5 days no loaners what an inconvenience! Not what I expected from Mercedes’ dealership ! Will not buy another one !!! Jim Hudson Lexus and Audi for 5 days no loaners what an inconvenience! Not what I expected from Mercedes’ dealership ! Will not buy another one !!! Jim Hudson Lexus and Audi is top of the line ! More

I had expected more from a luxury vehicle dealership especially post pandemic when supply is very, very behind demand, and that we, the consumers, are paying MSRP or more. There are no more negotiation especially post pandemic when supply is very, very behind demand, and that we, the consumers, are paying MSRP or more. There are no more negotiations! There is only how the dealerships will best represent their brand. When the dealerships fail in delivering a luxury purchase experience, then the brand takes a hit, and in my case, the MB brand has been poorly represented by Dick Dyer & Associates. Post pandemic supply chain issues has caused inventory issues in where most cars are sold before they arrive on the lot. As such, I had to look outside my home state of NC for vehicles when my local Mercedes dealer (MB of South Charlotte) would NOT reserve a 2022 C-Class sedan for me even after I offered to put $1000 down on the purchase as I waited for my personal, Credit Union financing check to arrive in less than 1-week. I found a vehicle that I liked even though it was really not the one that I absolutely wanted. I found this one vehicle on MBUSA.com, and I contacted the dealership directly. Andre Lewis, Dick Dyer sales rep, responded to me. He gave to me a lot of information about the vehicle and he did a FaceTime session with me so that I could do a walkthrough of the vehicle. After about and hour of QA, I decided to put a $1000 cash deposit down on it while I awaited my check from my financing company which Dick Dyer allowed. My check arrived the next day, and I scheduled time to travel the 2+ hours to the dealership with check in tow. I received a very unusual call from an extremely stressed Andre two days before I was to make my 100+ mile trip there. He called me to DEMAND that I put automobile insurance on this reserved car, even though I did NOT own it, and to send to him proof via VIN that it was insured BEFORE I owned it. This was a ludicrous request, and I would NEVER suggest to anyone to start paying insurance premiums on a vehicle that you do NOT own. That, to me, was a very shady practice, and it raised red flags for me about the quality of the dealership. He and I went back and forth on the call in what was becoming a heated exchange of words, at least I know that I was becoming heated, and he, Andre, was NOT backing down. He was absolutely demanding on this request. I, flat-out, refused his demands which he was obviously upset by my push back on it. I had already proved to him and the dealership that I had insurance and an active auto insurance policy which I delivered to him via email two days earlier which he NEVER even opened the email at this point. In my state of NC, we are a continuous insurance state which means that even though I was transferring tags from a previous vehicle that I sold that I had to continue to carry insurance on it even after I sold it that is until I surrender the tags or the tags are transferred to another vehicle. I was transferring the tags to this vehicle, so that should have been enough for Andre. I told him that I would deal with this upon my purchase (check changing hands) when I arrived if absolutely necessary. However, I have NEVER experienced this type of issue in the many, many vehicles that I have purchased from dealerships over the many decades that I have been doing so. I arrived at the dealership on Friday, 27 May 2022. I test drove, walked through the vehicle, and I agreed to complete the purchase even with the paint flaw that I pointed out. I worked with the closing/finance person and I signed all the paperwork which included the proof that I had insurance and who my insurance provider was including policy number. At no time in that whole, paperwork process, was I ever asked to prove insurance via VIN or told that I had to have it to drive the vehicle off the lot. I handed over my payments on the vehicle so it was now mine. I was getting trained on the vehicle features and the app associated to the vehicle when here comes Andre. He is now DEMANDING, once again, that I have to purchase insurance via VIN to provide it to him or HE would NOT allow me to drive the vehicle that I now own off the lot. He disrupted the whole training we were doing about my new car and my trainer left without completing the overview and without her side of activating my car to me via the app. Andre was even attempting to explain to the trainer that HE needed to do this as she had no idea either why he was interrupting us with what I deemed a very ludicrous request. So I added the car, via VIN, to my insurance policy while sitting in my new vehicle, and I had to send proof to him before HE would allow me to leave which I did. I was mad at this point, and I only wanted to leave the lot. Because of his actions, I was denied being trained on my new luxury vehicle and my app was not configured and unfunctional. I should have been given the opportunity to enjoy my luxury vehicle purchase, instead I was not being rushed off the lot as they were wanting to close the dealership for day. I have purchased a lot of vehicles over the 50+ years, although never a luxury vehicle before, and this had NEVER happened to me before. This appeared to me to be an Andre issue not a dealership issue as they should have addressed it long before then in the on-site purchase process. Andre made my feel that he did NOT believe that I could afford insurance and that he had to personally police me in validating that I had insurance like is required when you are being pulled over for traffic violations. This was embarrassing and humiliating especially in front of my adult son. He felt bad how I was being treated, and he understood how it was making me feel. I am glad that I am in another state and that I will not be using them to service my new, 2022 MB AMG GLB vehicle. I could not imagine that all sales reps deal with their clients in a luxury vehicle dealership like this. If we can afford a luxury car then we can afford the insurance. To me, it felt as if Andre did not believe me that I could afford my insurance and that was an insult to me. He needs to better understand how his actions can be interpreted as an insult to his customers. I will not be back to purchase another car from this dealership due to how Andre made me feel. More