711 Reviews of Gary Rome Kia - Service Center
Service and repairs went smoothly. Unfortunately my car was unable to be picked up after I was promised it would be ready at 530pm. My car needed work to the sunroof and I have an afte Unfortunately my car was unable to be picked up after I was promised it would be ready at 530pm. My car needed work to the sunroof and I have an after market roof rack which required a key to remove. I was told if I got the key to the dealership by 2:00pm that day for my appointment my car would ve ready at 530pm. When I called to inquire I was told no one was there to sign my paperwork for the car the released. This was a Friday evening and all of this took place PRIOR to the service center closing. But after the garentee of my car being ready that evening, I was told "the guy who signs off on paperwork is gone. You can pick the car up tomorrow" which was a huge inconvience for me and my family. I was verbally apologized too but was still very disappointed in how this was handled. More
Great experience with everyone here at the dealership. Never felt any pressure from anyone and it was a smooth process. Justin was great and I’d recommend him to anyone looking for a car Never felt any pressure from anyone and it was a smooth process. Justin was great and I’d recommend him to anyone looking for a car More
I brought my car here because my key stopped working in the doors and then the ignition. They told me the key was shot, and I spent $300 on two new keys (my car is all-manual, so these were not keys with the doors and then the ignition. They told me the key was shot, and I spent $300 on two new keys (my car is all-manual, so these were not keys with chips or remotes; they were just chiseled metal with a plastic handle). That didn’t resolve the issue, though, and within two weeks my brand-new keys were not working again. Then they told me that it was the cylinder of the lock itself, and offered to replace just the car door lock for $200, in which case I’d have two different keys needed to enter and operate the vehicle, or replace all the locks for $550, in which case they keys I just purchased would be useless. I expressed frustration that, if they’d just caught the actual problem from the beginning, I could’ve just taken the latter option, but instead, I was looking at paying the same amount for a janky dual-key system. I asked how much of the $300 I already spent, at their recommendation, would be credited to any additional work, and they said the they’d give me $70 off any additional work they did to resolve this issue. That is not an appreciable or even reasonable dent in the total $850 it would cost to get my car working properly again. I do not feel that this was a commercially reasonable response to my issue, and I do not feel that I got my money’s worth here. I do not recommend this establishment and I do not feel I was treated like family, as the motto suggested I would be. Update: I worked with the service department and got another full review of the issue with a different master technician and I ended up with a repair that put me in about the same position I’d have been in if the issue had been caught the first time I brought it in. I am pleased with the result, and I’m especially pleased that the folks there were reasonable and polite thought my several times there. No awkwardness at al. More