Northgate Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram

I went to test drive a new Charger. The salesman said they would need to review my finances before I could drive the car. I was taken back, I am a 51 year old female executive for a sales and maketing co they would need to review my finances before I could drive the car. I was taken back, I am a 51 year old female executive for a sales and maketing company. Was he profiling? Did I look like someone who could not afford the car or was it because I was a female. I decided this was not the type of people I wan't to do business with so I left. The next morning I decided to talk to the sales manager. I asked him what their policy was for driving the cars. Again I was surprised when he said "It's none of your business". I asked for the regionalmanagers phone number and was told by "Pete" that he owned the dealership and didn't answer to anyone. I told him I would do my best to let him know how I was treated and he said "tell whoever you want". So that is what I am doing. More

I bought a car there and immediately had to have it serviced for all manner of electrical system issues. The car had less than 28k miles on it. I brought it to the service center (a second time) for a serviced for all manner of electrical system issues. The car had less than 28k miles on it. I brought it to the service center (a second time) for a few days, and they claimed after each visit they "could not replicate the problem". I drive it off their lot and after about 12 minutes, the car's electrical system went haywire as I was driving down the freeway. I called Chrysler HQ and they blew me off just the like service center. I went to another Chrysler service center and they diagnosed the issue but told me it would be $350 to fix. I said, "Thanks for the diagnostic, what parts do I need?" I bought a used repair manual and fixed it myself, with parts from a local U-Pull N-Save. Northgate Chrysler's service bay should have the Monkees theme song playing, because that's who you're dealing with. Next I'd like to tackle the finance dept. who thought I would not notice they "accidentally" added in a service plan though I clearly declined it in writing. They also "accidentally" added in taxes for far more than I'd truly have to pay, and then issued me a refund check a couple weeks later. The coerced me into signing a blank loan application form, saying it was absolutely mandatory and then refused to explain what it was for. Freaky. My experience with them was downright freaky. This is why the public dislikes sales people. I could go on and on, but you get the idea, right? I think the finance dept. here need the JAWS theme song playing in its offices. Oh, and the Chrysler HQ was hilariously bad. They only hire people in India who don't speak English well. Turn your volume waaaaay up and be prepared to ask to have things repeated 3 times or more. All of their answers to your questions are some form of NO. More

These people are the biggest rip offs around. Their service department sucks! I was told my car was fixed and yet I sputtered all the way home. Had to have my car towed to them and they said they found service department sucks! I was told my car was fixed and yet I sputtered all the way home. Had to have my car towed to them and they said they found nothing wrong. When I picked it up, I had no problem.They had to fix something considering that I was almost hit on the way home from my car stalling out the previous day.Problems I had within the 1st year were rediculous.And Chrysler knew of the problems with this car and other ones but would not back up their product. Never again! More