BMW of Nashville

My recently out of warranty BMW X5 had a service light come on, I booked an appointment with BMW Nashville. I received more than service, I received a repair bill for over $20,000. I declined their servic come on, I booked an appointment with BMW Nashville. I received more than service, I received a repair bill for over $20,000. I declined their services and took my car to Kennedy Performance Center in Nashville. My repair bill from them was $0.00. Who does that? The most legitimate, honest and righteous BMW service company likely in the United States. Well done gentlemen, you've earned a customer for life. BMW Nashville should be ashamed of themselves, you've lost a customer for life. No new car sales or services from me ever again. Why would Kennedy Performance Center tell me that there was nothing wrong with my car, when they have every incentive to sell me repairs that I don't need. I gave them BMW Nashville's repair statement. Honesty goes a long way with me. I have no affiliation with Kennedy Performance Center, however if you're not taking your car there for service or modifications, you're likely getting robbed. More

CPO Sham at BMW of Nashville As a seasoned BMW owner (7 BMW purchases not including my family), with experience in both new and CPO purchases, I was excited to find a CPO X5 at BMW of Nashville. Unfortu (7 BMW purchases not including my family), with experience in both new and CPO purchases, I was excited to find a CPO X5 at BMW of Nashville. Unfortunately, my excitement quickly turned into a frustrating ordeal, riddled with CPO violations, communication breakdowns, and potential safety hazards. CPO Checklist Ignored: - A deeply gouged door panel, well beyond "wear and tear," went unnoticed during the CPO inspection. Pictures don't lie, and this was no minor oversight. - Many dents and dings that should have been repaired with PDR. - The car lacked a second key, a standard inclusion for CPO vehicles. - Ambient lighting hasn't worked since, and the driver assistance features mysteriously stopped working within hours of driving off the lot. BMWNA Expenses Ignored, Customers Burdened: Adding insult to injury, the dealership failed to follow the BMW Center Operations Manual. The reconditioning of a CPO vehicle is meant to be billed to BMWNA, not passed on to the customer, while also taking away the financial burden from the BMW Center certifying the vehicle for reconditioning. By neglecting this policy, BMW of Nashville shirked their responsibility and has now burdened me with unnecessary costs. Radio Silence - Profit Over Customer Care: My attempts to address these issues were met with deafening silence from both my Client Advisor and even the General Managers. While my inbox overflows with upsell emails regarding extended warranties for my M340i and newly purchased X5, my concerns about the CPO violations remain unanswered. It seems customer satisfaction takes a backseat to profit at BMW of Nashville. Taking My Business Elsewhere, Seeking Accountability: Needless to say, BMW of Nashville has lost my trust and future business. Unresolved CPO violations, and communication blackouts solidify my decision. I’ve yet to submit the post sales surveys. I will ensure my honest feedback reaches BMWNA, detailing the CPO violations, lack of communication, and disregard for Center Operations Manual guidelines. Remember, customers shouldn't be burdened with a dealership's negligence. Now I’ll need to spend quite a bit of money to recondition this “CPO” vehicle. Seek a Trusted BMW Center: Avoid the headache and head to another dealership for a truly professional and transparent CPO experience. Visit Ivan at BMW of Gwinnett Place and avoid BMW of Nashville. More

Read all the recent reviews, and you will see over the past year, this dealership seems to have no issues profiting on lying to the customer, doing shoddy work, issuing confusing bills, ignoring the custo past year, this dealership seems to have no issues profiting on lying to the customer, doing shoddy work, issuing confusing bills, ignoring the customer, and showing no concern for resolving these obvious, and at times, legally relevant issues. Here's the bullet point short list- read more if you want more details: -1 year of repair resulting in still having the same problem -Confusing bills that we're $5k over original estimate, but the actual problem was never even repaired -terrible customer service, outright lies from mechanic about repairs, costs, and what was actually wrong with the vehicle. -You will take your car to another mechanic who will fix it and actually be fair with you anyways, so do not waste time, money and frustration to go to this dealership, ever. I had a car repair that took, start to finish, over 1 year to complete. The repair cost $5,000 OVER the estimate, the mechanic go the car back from me three times after initial fix, could not find anything wrong with it, even after I submitted videos of multiple times the engine failed. The mechanic tried to include irrelevant information to somehow make me seem like I was foolish or was somehow responsible, or simply making it up, each time. The engine failure continued, and finally, almost 11 months later, after I had paid in full for a brand new engine, installation, and services, yet still had a non-working car. I took my car to another mechanic. That mechanic recognized immediately that the problem was the water pump of the new engine was defective, causing a coolant issue, all of which was an easy find. ..........This means that the engine had NEVER worked since the install in Dec.of 2022. But the mechanic I had, Kenneth M, could not diagnose the problem even after multiple times I complained and dropped off the car for repair, after the original engine install, each time he had claimed he had checked out the car, ran diagnostics, and that everything was in complete working order per manufactures specs. Yet, every time he placed that on my invoice and told me that same thing over the last year, the water pump was defective, the coolant was completely emptied from engine, and he NEVER NOTICED OR COULD DIAGNOSE THIS. BMW corporate would confirm this, because they paid for the work to have it repaired, the second time, because it was a manufactures defect of the new engine. So the extra $5,000 of labor for his install of my engine, the year of time where I had to fight with BMW, pay for numerous rentals and tows, as well as having to take it to another mechanic in general, the poor communication, unwillingness to listen to the customer, incompetence of work and repairs, and overall just the worst experience I have had with any dealership, are all reasons to NEVER BUY or REPAIR your vehicle at this dealership!! More

Our experience was with Ben M. He told us about the car and showed pictures on line. The car looked exactly as described. While purchasing, Ben went over all of the details He told us about the car and showed pictures on line. The car looked exactly as described. While purchasing, Ben went over all of the details about the transaction. I would recommend asking for Ben M if you are looking to purchase a vehicle. More