AutoNation Chrysler Jeep Broadway - Service Center
Littleton, CO
453 Reviews of AutoNation Chrysler Jeep Broadway - Service Center
Made an appointment for a tire balance & rotation/oil change two weeks in advance & stipulated I needed to wait for the work. Arrived on time for that and reiterated I was waiting, was told it would be a change two weeks in advance & stipulated I needed to wait for the work. Arrived on time for that and reiterated I was waiting, was told it would be an hour. After waiting an hour I see my Jeep sitting where I left it when I arrived ( and directly in plain view of the person who’d checked me in ), with the emergency flashers blinking? When I reminded them of what we’d discussed & arranged I was told “he’s running behind” - period. Someone couldn’t have discussed that with me while I was in the waiting room? My appointment was at 9:00 & they’re already running behind? What good is it to make appointments and be told the work will take about an hour? A gentleman ( obviously a manager) stepped in and finally took care of me - it was another 45 minutes before the work was completed. If he hadn’t been there I might still be waiting. And - my tires were over inflated during the job. Check the video. The door tag clearly states 33 lbs and they inflated them to 38. I had to fix that myself? Disappointing all around. More
I bought my Jeep here brand new in 2012 and have been coming back ever since. The service was way slower than in years past (I wasn't called back in two days as they had my Jeep for an oil change/ tire r coming back ever since. The service was way slower than in years past (I wasn't called back in two days as they had my Jeep for an oil change/ tire rotation and a quote on two simple repairs) even with a scheduled appt. When I received my vehicle the quotes were only given to me verbally with no paper record in my invoice. Unfortunately, I do not think I will use them again. I will instead use the AutoNation on Arapahoe and see if their service is better. I expected better service from a dealership....that is why you pay the premium cost for work. Haven't felt the same way about other dealerships in the area for my Nissan and BMW work. We have been looking at the Jeep PHEV and will consider other dealerships now as well. More
My most recent oil change & tire rotation. Jack was kind, helpful, and listened to some of my concerns as well as assured me on double checking some things would get done. I appreciated that v Jack was kind, helpful, and listened to some of my concerns as well as assured me on double checking some things would get done. I appreciated that very much! More
Working with Jack on my recent service visits have made these visits go well. Jack has kept me informed as repairs are being made and when intermittent problems have been investigated and the problem was these visits go well. Jack has kept me informed as repairs are being made and when intermittent problems have been investigated and the problem was not able to be reproduced, the charges have been very fair. More
We had work done on our vehicle 2 years ago. According to autonation their service warranty covers 12 months or 12,000 miles. Which ever comes LAST. We just had our A/C fixed on the vehicle at a According to autonation their service warranty covers 12 months or 12,000 miles. Which ever comes LAST. We just had our A/C fixed on the vehicle at a specialty shop and they notified us that a piece on our engine block (that holds the alternator in) was broken. No one would have known otherwise but because the condenser sits next to that part of the block and isn’t totally visible unless you’re under the vehicle. Since the alternator replace (that took a week for autonation to do) we have not had any work done other than the A/C. We took it to autonation and let them know what we had been told of, and asked how they would resolve it. We showed them the picture the other shop sent us. They came up the the excuse that the timing cover was broken, and that it’s a parts issue not a service issue. I don’t think things that are broken on the block is a “parts issue”. So, they gave us the run around basically saying unless we pay them $1,000 dollars they couldn’t do anything for the mistake and the break THEY did. I asked for their boss’ number to which they did give me Travis’ name and a number to a guy that no longer works there. I then went to the front and asked a SALES person for the correct number. He then said that we could talk to Travis since he was in the building. Upon asking to talk to Travis all of a sudden he was no longer in the building but now on a test drive. We waited for 30 minutes for Travis to supposedly get back. To which I had to leave because my child got sick at school. King story short; Autonation is a bunch of crooks who don’t stand behind their shotty work, and their warranty. It’s highly likely your vehicle will leave there in worse shape than it was. Also, I over heard a conversation that they charged a customer $2300 for a clutch replacement in a jeep is highway robbery. We for ours FULLY redone at a highly rated “mom and pop shop” for $900. Go somewhere else. Side note; unless you buy brand spankin' new they are know for carrying “problem cars” and charge excessively for said cars. Take your business elsewhere. Update to add to my review: We were contacted by the GM see response below. He and Travis were on a joint phone call with us saying that they could offer us a discount if we could get a hold of the "part". They would charge us a labor fee of $300. If they had their "guy" find the part then it would be the expense of the part along with the $300 labor fee. The GM flat out said that NO ONE WOULD TAKE A LOSS TO FIX A PROBLEM. Whether they caused it or not... Hmmmm... I know plenty of places that have fixed problems they caused for ZERO dollars. Personal example: Les Schwab. I had a Chevy Colorado they put a lift on. The guy who put the lift in did not do it correctly and my drive shaft wasn't angled properly to operate the 4wd. We brought it back to Les Schwab and guess what? They fixed it, seated the shaft in the right position, and charged us ZERO dollars for THEIR mistake. Z.E.R.O. The GM at autonation wanted to claim the mechanic who fixed the alternator to begin with was a 25 year master tech... But he also no longer works there... I find it interesting that he's a human who doesn't make a mistake. They were just hoping they wouldn't get caught in their mistake. There was no indication on the paperwork it was broken after they fixed the alternator. There were no notes or phone calls saying "hey this is broken" (which it was not) before fixing the vehicle the first time around. I say again if you have the option to get work done, or buy a vehicle TAKE YOUR BUSINESS ELSEWHERE. They do not care one bit about their customers only their bottom line. More