Cindy Steinberg | Page 4

Rating: ★★☆☆☆ I originally brought my car in for a suspension-related noise, which led to nearly $3,000 in repairs. After picking it up, I noticed a different noise—not the one I brought it in for. I suspension-related noise, which led to nearly $3,000 in repairs. After picking it up, I noticed a different noise—not the one I brought it in for. I reported it immediately, and the dealership kept the car for three days, but said they couldn’t hear anything. They sent a walk-around inspection video and returned the car, but the noise persisted. I waited until it became more pronounced and brought it back again. They kept it for another three days, only to again say they didn’t hear it. The roads in Birmingham may be smoother, but here in Selma, with all the potholes, the noise is very noticeable. Even my wife heard it. Bottom line: You’re the dealership—and this is one of your own cars. That’s why I brought it to you and not a shade tree mechanic. With a car I maintain well and a bill over $3,000, I expected you to find the problem. I was hoping you all could fix your own. More

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