West Broad Volkswagen
Richmond, VA
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We contacted Bryan over phone, he was very helpful and provided all information. Later, we went to the dealership and luckily got Bryan. We brought Audi A3. He was helpful throughout the whole process. Th provided all information. Later, we went to the dealership and luckily got Bryan. We brought Audi A3. He was helpful throughout the whole process. The technicians were also very friendly. Even 5 min before closing time, they were happily answered all our questions. More
Must be the most useless unfriendly VW dealership. Service and spares dept very unknowledgeable. Could not assist me or offer help to change a cigarette lighter fuse. Neither was anyone willing to Service and spares dept very unknowledgeable. Could not assist me or offer help to change a cigarette lighter fuse. Neither was anyone willing to show me which fuse it is. It seems even their technicians do not know. Or were just unwilling. But I was invited to book my car in to get them to replace the fuse at a cost of 80 $. They do Volkswagen no favors in winning customers More
Worst body shop ever! DO NOT GO HERE. Not only did they purposely delay repairs to my car(And I have all the proof of this) Glenn Blackburn lied on m😔e to the insurance company. Stuart Hendrick the purposely delay repairs to my car(And I have all the proof of this) Glenn Blackburn lied on m😔e to the insurance company. Stuart Hendrick the manager lied to the BBB and to the VA Attorney General on me. And when confronted with proof I was advised to not contact them anymore. They were rude to me the entire ordeal. My car has been back 9 times (twice in one day) and I am out of nearly $1300 due to their mistakes, lies, and miscommunications. Do yourself a favor and avoid any place associated with Page Auto Group. And you had my Google review removed (and you did this to other customers as well) and threatened legal action because I told other customers what you did to me. You will not infringe on my 2nd Amendment rights and I will tell the whole world what you did to me. More
Double check everything the service department does and your car after service. I haven’t had my Tiguan one year and I’ve already had to buy a brand new tire after the service department “patched” a rear t your car after service. I haven’t had my Tiguan one year and I’ve already had to buy a brand new tire after the service department “patched” a rear tire for life because of a "nail" and because they said that same tire got another nail in it that they couldn’t fix. Another rear tire was “patched” for a nail by the service department in July for $35 and less than a month later my tire pressure light was coming on again. I became suspicious about all of these “nail” mishaps in my rear tires and had it checked out, which I discovered they did not patch the tire likely they claimed and I paid for but instead plugged it. I believe all fo these “nails” with the plug in the tire were some sort of scam to make me buy brand new tires from them. Completely lost respect and trust in this dealership. UPDATE (9-28-21): Regarding the response below, I spoke with the dealership yesterday afternoon and I am being mailed a refund check for $35. They apologized for lack of communication regarding the plug. Also want to note that at the time of this service it was not stated on my invoice or discussed with me in person that the issue could not be “patched” due to the location of the nail. It says "Patch tire - Driver rear” on my invoice with no notes. More
Customer Service rep did not provide a receipt for the service provided. When I called back multiple times I was sent to a full voice mailbox where I could not leave a message. About as unprofessional as service provided. When I called back multiple times I was sent to a full voice mailbox where I could not leave a message. About as unprofessional as it gets.... More
I wanted to take some time to discuss the experience I had the West Broad Volkswagen on February 5th, 2021. Purchasing a new car is always a stressful experience. Add COVID-19 to the mix and it goe had the West Broad Volkswagen on February 5th, 2021. Purchasing a new car is always a stressful experience. Add COVID-19 to the mix and it goes to the next level. I began with research and found a car I thought would meet my needs. I went back in forth a little, online, with a few people to try and get the best price. The next day, the 2020 Jetta SEL went on sale. A price so good that would have been silly to pass up. I scheduled an appointment and met with Nadja Goode. At the very first moment I felt at ease. There was never a time I felt she did not have my best interest at heart. She wanted to make sure I was comfortable with, not only the car, but the whole buying experience. I never once felt she was trying to put me in a situation where I would have for haggle for my life. Purchasing is a time-consuming process (as any large purchase should be). She filled the gaps with funny banter and interesting information about the car. I never felt uncomfortable or rushed however I am certain she missed her lunch break because of me. Next, I met with Ashmed in finance. He was so incredibly kind and willing to work with me to get the best coverage at a rate I was comfortable paying. He was extremely knowledgeable and explained everything thoroughly. This is the second car I have purchased from the dealership. I cannot imagine going anywhere else, and I will tell anyone who will listen. Thank you thank you thank you!! More
I have purchased several VW vehicles over the past decade and truly appreciate his professionalism, and knowledge of the Car business. Gary G. was my salesperson this week in purchasing the 2019 Atlas. Gary and truly appreciate his professionalism, and knowledge of the Car business. Gary G. was my salesperson this week in purchasing the 2019 Atlas. Gary is a personable, people person willing to assist in the car buying process. I am pleased with the services provided by West Broad VW and look forward to many years to come, with exceptional service. More
Failure to Honor Fiat Warranty My 85 year old mother-in-law purchased a new Fiat 500 from this dealership in 2017. She has had the car serviced there (they charged her $90 for an oi My 85 year old mother-in-law purchased a new Fiat 500 from this dealership in 2017. She has had the car serviced there (they charged her $90 for an oil change/filter with "special" Fiat oil. They now refuse to honor their 4 year, 50,000 warranty stating that they no longer service Fiats. They told her she needs to drive to Fredericksburg or Newport News to have her side mirror repaired. No one told her, nor did she sign anything, upon the vehicle purchase that she would have to travel out of town to have her car serviced. This is unfair and deceptive business practice! More
Clock Spring I took my 2012 VW Eos to them for a clock spring failure which is under a recall. They told me that it did not fall under the recall due to the fact t I took my 2012 VW Eos to them for a clock spring failure which is under a recall. They told me that it did not fall under the recall due to the fact that they put a dust cover over the clock spring in 2015. I told the that there is no way the mechanic who did the work could guarantee that no debris got into the clock spring during the 3 years prior to the dust cover being installed. I also told them that the Feds opened up another investigation in Oct 2017 for VW not doing enough to fix the problem with the poorly designed part in 2015. I told the manager at the dealership about this and he said there was nothing he could do. He said that when the dust cover was put on they never got close to the clock spring. I told him that they didn't have to get close to the clock spring because debris had already gotten into the clock spring during the 3 years prior to it being installed. which lead to the premature failure of the clock spring. I don't know if he understood what I was saying or was just blowing me off. More
They Just Don't Care! In 2014 purchased a Touareg TDI, from a VW dealership in another state, which regrettably was caught up in Diesel Gate. VW Corporate did pay the Emi In 2014 purchased a Touareg TDI, from a VW dealership in another state, which regrettably was caught up in Diesel Gate. VW Corporate did pay the Emissions Repair Payment which we were prepared to reinvest in another VW. Family needs changed and we needed a little larger vehicle. Test drove the Atlas which was loaded and comfortable, interested in making a deal. Regrettably, the GM Frank Barksdale felt compelled to make us feel like we should be glad he was giving us any trade-in funds on our low mileage, great condition Touareg. First told us we should be glad we got money from VW by receiving the repair payment. He would be glad to get money. I was glad to get the money, but I was awarded those funds because VW lied and cheated. That decision was made by the courts! I didn't go begging for the funds. Second, he attempted to make his problem mine by stating that "he's had to buy back 2300+ cars." That had nothing to do with our situation. Again, he didn't pay for them, VW had to pay for them in the $14.5+Billion lawsuits. Third, he low balled his trade-in offer by $10K below the fair market value and topped off the discussion with "I have no market for your vehicle." So much for VW standing by their product! And here we were sitting in a showroom under the logos of Maserati, Bugatti, Porsche, Audi, VW, and more. Not exactly cheap cars. We abruptly departed the showroom. Later that week visited two other non-VW dealerships, who gave us better trade-in options and one smack in the middle of the trade values provided by NADA, Edmunds, and KBB. Needless to say, we took the trade and ran. We could have been loyal customers. When living in another state, our family purchased multiple cars from the same dealership because of quality cars and great customer service. Even felt Mr. Barksdale was somewhat sarcastic about our loyalty. His attitude added "salt to the wound." So, left with the sense that we were not important and "They Just Don't Care!" More