Elder Mitsubishi

This dealership has no ethics and practices deceptive bussiness tactics. My wife and I went to look at vehicles . We were pre approved for a few different options . A 2021 white tesla model 3 being one o bussiness tactics. My wife and I went to look at vehicles . We were pre approved for a few different options . A 2021 white tesla model 3 being one of them. We drove the car ,liked it and started negotiating down payment and price as per usual transactions go . We were sent a link to verify our application for credit . The application showed a 2018 tesla model 3 , we notified our sales rep that it says 2018 not 2021. We were assured it would be corrected before being fully submitted . After a little more negotiating involving the bank they told us we are good to go and instructed us to make sure we had full coverage insurance so we could drive it off the lot. They sales rep gave me the Vin number for the 2021 tesla model 3 and verified as I bought the insurance for the car. As we were wrapping up the final details a sales guy comes to the desk to tell us there was a mistake and we were approved for a blue 2018 tesla model 3, he tried to spin this as a good thing because it has less miles. They encouraged us to look at it , they purposed the idea of driving it home for the weekend and we can re address on Monday. We refused to take the older blue vehicle off the lot . We told both sales person that we alerted them to the mix up right away , the only response we receive from them was yeah we messed up , its pretty much take it or leave it. This is a text book scenario of vehicle misrepresentation , fraud and deceitful business practices. They used the 2021 to show us and negotiate a deal then switched to a 2018 under the same negotiated terms.We will be filling official complaints with the governing organizations that are established to protect consumers against instances exactly like this. Before writing this review and filing official complaints with TXDMV, FTC, BBB and the texas attorney general , I reached out to the dealership to see if they wanted to try to correct the situation. The only response I got was being pressed for even more of a down payment. The dealership acknowledged that the antics of misrepresentation were not right but I pretty much got the same response of take it or leave it. I encourage everyone who's been mislead by this establishment to file complaints with the TXDMV, FTC, BBB and tx attorney general More

Recently I purchased a key for my Evo x. I ask Brandon ( who took care of me in parts. Very nice and helpful) about cutting the key and program. He told me that I have to see service for the I ask Brandon ( who took care of me in parts. Very nice and helpful) about cutting the key and program. He told me that I have to see service for the program and it cost about $70. And he told me don’t worry I will cut the key for you. So I made my appointment and went that day. I was received by Jessica (I think that was her name) and told her that Brandon told me that he would cut the key for me. And I also ask them to do an oil change. She came back later on to tell me that there is a leak on the oil pan. I told her that I just put a new engine bought from Mitsubishi, that was weird. $300 to fix Ok. Do it. I get home and went over the bill and saw they charge me about $65 to cut the key. That I could have done somewhere else for less then $10. Went back the next day and Jessica was very blunt and rude about it. I thought to myself I will wait for the after service call. Well I did receive a call and said I wasn’t satisfied of the way I was treated and got a recording that someone from service would call me. It’s been a week. Of course no call back. I am 63 years old and I went to a lot of cars and this is the first time I was treated like that. Now I am wondering if there was a leak. Never saw any oil spot on my driveway. ???? More

Overview of Experience I recently purchased a used 2022 Kia Niro EV from a Mitsubishi dealership. While initially pleased with the car and the sales process, facilitated by an exceptional salesperson named Kia Niro EV from a Mitsubishi dealership. While initially pleased with the car and the sales process, facilitated by an exceptional salesperson named Jordan, subsequent events have led to significant dissatisfaction due to service issues and the handling of my vehicle’s recurring problems. Timeline of Events March 17th: Purchased the vehicle in the morning. March 19th: Encountered an issue with the car's 12V battery discharging. Returned the car to the dealership in the afternoon; they replaced the battery and provided a subpar loaner car. March 22nd: The battery discharged again, rendering the car inoperable. Returned to the dealership; no loaner available, only a costly rental option. Issues Encountered with Service and Support Recurring Vehicle Issue: The main concern has been the 12V battery discharging repeatedly, even after a replacement. This suggests a potentially larger, unresolved issue with this vehicle model, as similar problems have been reported by other owners of the same year and model. Loaner Car Policy: The dealership’s inability to provide a comparable loaner vehicle and the suggestion to use a costly rental is unacceptable, especially given the recurring nature of the vehicle's issues soon after purchase. Impact on Business: These mechanical failures have significantly disrupted my life, causing a loss of approximately $2000 in revenue and forcing me to use 7 hours of vacation time for what amounts to servicing a newly purchased vehicle. Legal Protections and Consumer Rights Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act: The dealership did not adequately disclose the details of the warranty at the time of purchase. Given that this is a recurring issue, the manufacturer's warranty should cover it. Under the MMWA, consumers are protected against deceptive warranty practices, and it is imperative that warranty terms are honored. Texas Consumer Protection: I am considering seeking advice from the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, the Office of the Attorney General, and possibly the Federal Trade Commission. This action is prompted by the dealership’s failure to resolve the issue satisfactorily and their lack of transparency concerning warranty coverage. Call to Action I urge the dealership to address and resolve these issues promptly by providing a reliable loaner vehicle and thoroughly investigating and fixing the underlying cause of the battery discharges. As a customer with 18 years of experience in customer service, I believe that resolving these issues effectively is crucial to maintaining trust and satisfaction. Conclusion While my initial purchase experience was positive, largely due to Jordan's excellent service, the subsequent handling of my vehicle's issues has been deeply unsatisfactory. This experience underscores the importance of dependable post-purchase support and clear communication about warranty coverage. Future buyers should be aware of these potential complications and consider them when making their purchasing decisions. More