Fletcher Jones Motorcars

I leased a 2000 ML320 from FJ in Oct. 2000. Got pretty reasonable deal, with year end close out. Sales experience was "slick."<br><br>Within six months it had two engine/tramsmission computer failures, w reasonable deal, with year end close out. Sales experience was "slick."<br><br>Within six months it had two engine/tramsmission computer failures, which eventually got fixed. Both times I got an E320 loan car, which was fine.<br><br>Since then, we have had two cupholder failures, two sunroof failures, and two driver seat plastic skirt breakages, one power window failure; all repaired under warranty.<br><br>We paid for front and rear brake jobs, each costing probably far more than an independent would charge.<br><br>Overall service experience at FJ was satisfactory, however the number or repairs needed has been way too much.<br><br>Finally in June 2004 the transmission failed in Encino, returning from a vacation. Car towed to local dealer, given ML350 loaner, and a few days later got vehicle back, dirty, repaired under warranty.<br><br>It will be turned in Oct. 2004 in beautiful condition, well below lease mileage. <br><br>For immediate future we won't be getting another MB vehicle; due to well publicized quality shortfalls. It appears the combined DB/Chrysler team builds nice looking bodies, filled with old-Chrysler quality internals.<br><br>Just leased a 2004 Audi Allroad Quattro 2.7t for 24 months. The new Audi A6 will be time-tested in 24 months, and based on my present feelings, that might be the next vehicle.<br><br>Had two great BMW Fives, but not much interested in their new iDrive gismo, or Bangle styles.<br><br>Methinks VW/Audi is the current class of German vehicles. More

Gunny Bishop is the type of guy you would have over for dinner, definately not the stereotype greasy salesman. He's nice, straightforward and treats you like you want to be treated. Mike Schmidt is my se dinner, definately not the stereotype greasy salesman. He's nice, straightforward and treats you like you want to be treated. Mike Schmidt is my service advisor who follows each detail on your car and does call you with the status. He also knows his cars and offers a solution even before the mechanic touches it. Although a very busy shop(a good sign to me) I have always had outstanding service. The extras (free car wash,free airport shuttle) are the icing on the cake. I'm sure some may have had a bad experience, but if you use these 2 guys, you won't! Been with them since Jan 2001. More

I have now known and dealt with Thomas Carnevale since 1997. He represents professionalism, knowledge of current model specs, new and used inventory, alerts you to future model changes, and is an outright 1997. He represents professionalism, knowledge of current model specs, new and used inventory, alerts you to future model changes, and is an outright pleasure to deal with. In short, he closes the loop on the human side for Mercedes Benz's fine reputation. You won't find him on the car lot though, he works on his book of existing customer base and associated referrals which I am pleased to make again here :-) -RK, Irvine, CA More

I purchased and have my C230 serviced at FJ. When I purchased the car (new) the front end was out of alignment, caused excessive tire wear and they would not replace the tires. Was not happy with that purchased the car (new) the front end was out of alignment, caused excessive tire wear and they would not replace the tires. Was not happy with that experience. However routine service has been good. They have free airport parking and a airport shuttle which makes it easy for those who travel a lot. The service department seems to be operating at maximum capacity as they are allways full. Overall FJ is pretty good, not the best, but I would not hesitate to continue using them. That is as long as you are very specific about what you want done to your car. More

Over the past few years I've had our 1998 ML-320 serviced at Fletcher Jones and have always dealt with JP as my service advisor.<br>I drive 32,500 miles a year so I've seen more of JP than most folks. He's at Fletcher Jones and have always dealt with JP as my service advisor.<br>I drive 32,500 miles a year so I've seen more of JP than most folks. He's consistently accurate, kind and wonderful to deal with. I highly recommend asking for him when scheduling a service visit. As others have stated, this dealership works on mucho cars every day and it would be very easy to get lost in the crowd, if not for a top notch service advisor like JP. More

Now this is just for service on my mercedes with ONE service advisor, i have heard horror stories up the xxx about FJM but Ken is the best service advisor i have ever had and i certainly hope he still w service advisor, i have heard horror stories up the xxx about FJM but Ken is the best service advisor i have ever had and i certainly hope he still works there since i do not longer own a mercedes. As for sales i have never shopped there so i dont know but i was always taken care of by Ken when i needed a service. More

Fletcher Jones used to be a top rated dealership, but has really gone downhill within the last year. The Service department is completely overloaded with the volume of cars coming in, workmanship is very poo really gone downhill within the last year. The Service department is completely overloaded with the volume of cars coming in, workmanship is very poor now and my advisor was a complete idiot - never called, no communication - would not return my calls - even ordered some parts for my car and never told me why. Sales people there are smooth and sleazy - not will to work with you at all. The Sales department benefits from an affluent area in which people generally dont care what they pay. I will never buy a car here again. More