Halladay Subaru

Sales manager tried to profit off their mistake I bought a car they told me had not been in an accident. Turns, out, it had been in an accident. They claimed it was a mistake. Fair enough. The I bought a car they told me had not been in an accident. Turns, out, it had been in an accident. They claimed it was a mistake. Fair enough. The car immediately had problems. And kept having problems. Small issues at first they were able to remedy, but then a larger issue that was symptomatic of bigger things to come (steering wheel suddenly losing alignment with wheels for no reason). The sales manager KNEW they had made the mistake in accidentally misrepresenting the vehicle to me (they admitted this to me), and he KNEW the car was having ongoing issues. Rather than do the obvious right thing and take the car back so I could purchase another from them, he straight up told me "we don't want the car", and "offered" me a "deal" that would have cost me a LOSS of $6,000 dollars (low ball offer for my misrepresented-by-them car, plus loss of taxes paid, dealer fees paid, and loss of value from my traded in vehicle). I had to contact Subaru of America and file a complaint, and then go over the sales manager's head and contact the VP of Halladay motors directly to let him know about the situation, let him know I'd filed the complaint, and that I would seek legal action if a satisfactory resolution was not reached. ONLY THEN did they do the right thing by taking back the vehicle. To the VP's credit he did not hesitate in setting things right. They refunded the original purchase, they gave me a fair deal on a known good car of similar make, model and miles, and they also gave Certified Pre-owned Status to the replacement car for the peace of mind I was originally looking for, and I thank the VP for this gesture, I really do. HOWEVER, because of the intentional efforts of their sales manager to profit at my expense by leveraging Halladay Motor's gross mistake in misrepresenting the car, I cannot with good conscience recommend this dealership to those unable to fight tooth and nail to not be taken advantage of by their sales manager's predatory practices. I know too many people who are either timid, passive, insecure in themselves, or who lack the financial means to pursue legal action (I include the version of me 10 years ago in this category as well) that would have simply lost out on their hard earned money were they faced with this same situation, and I care about them as much as I do myself. Sad the sales manager chose to try and profit at my expense rather than do the obvious right thing, but he did, and I would not feel good about keeping this to myself, since I care about those coming after me that might not be able to push as hard as I needed to to see an equitable resolution reached over a large mistake that was theirs, not mine. More

2015 Subaru Forester My wife and I bought a new Forester about a month ago. We had been looking at them for a couple of months at several different locations and online. My wife and I bought a new Forester about a month ago. We had been looking at them for a couple of months at several different locations and online. I have never written a review before but my experience at Subaru in Cheyenne was totally outstanding which required me to tell others. The buying experience was GREAT! Jared was my sales person and it couldn't have been better - I had many questions and he knew all of the answers, including spending a lot of time going over everything about and in the Forester with both my wife and myself. When it came down to buying Darin the sales manager took over - it was the first time I had ever enjoyed buying a car. They made me a great deal and have taken very good care of us - a GREAT dealership for sure. Make sure you give them a chance before trying to buy anywhere else. More