Regal Chevrolet

Buyer Beware: Stressful Experience, Stay Away from Regal Chevy As a deeply concerned consumer and father of three, I am compelled to share the distressing ordeal I recently endured with Regal Chevy in th Chevy As a deeply concerned consumer and father of three, I am compelled to share the distressing ordeal I recently endured with Regal Chevy in the hope of preventing others from facing similar hardships. My journey with Regal Chevy began with the purchase of a 2017 Chevy Tahoe, a significant investment for me as $2000 down payment and $800 monthly payments are a considerable commitment for a hardworking individual like myself. With three children relying on me for safe transportation, I was assured by Regal Chevy that the vehicle was dealer certified and had undergone rigorous inspections to guarantee its reliability and safety. However, my optimism quickly turned to despair less than 12 hours after driving off the lot when a major transmission issue surfaced, completely contradicting the dealership's assurances of quality assurance. The disappointment and anxiety were compounded by the fact that I was informed there was no warranty on the vehicle, leaving me stranded with a truck that was not only unreliable but also potentially unsafe for my family. As a responsible consumer, I immediately sought assistance from Regal Chevy, hoping for a swift resolution to the situation. However, instead of empathy and accountability, I was met with indifference and evasion. Despite my earnest pleas for assistance, the dealership refused to acknowledge their shortcomings and rectify the situation, leaving me to navigate the aftermath of this ordeal alone. What's even more disheartening is the financial strain this has placed on me. $2000 is not a trivial amount for someone who works tirelessly to provide for their family, and $800 monthly payments for a vehicle that is anything but reliable is simply unjust. The burden of this situation weighs heavily on me as I struggle to make ends meet while also ensuring the safety and well-being of my children. I cannot stress enough the importance of transparency and integrity in business dealings, especially when it comes to matters as significant as purchasing a vehicle. Regal Chevy's deceptive practices, lack of accountability, and disregard for customer satisfaction are not only unethical but also reprehensible. In conclusion, I implore anyone considering doing business with Regal Chevy to proceed with extreme caution. The disregard for customer well-being and the lack of integrity displayed by this dealership make them a risky and unreliable choice for any consumer. As for me, I continue to seek assistance and resolution from Regal Chevy, hoping to reclaim my hard-earned money and find a reliable and safe truck for my family elsewhere. More

Regal Chevrolet has lost any future business. They misdiagnosed my 2016 Chevrolet Corvette Z06. They charged my extended warranty $790 and $100 I had to pay. I'm in the process of calling my e They misdiagnosed my 2016 Chevrolet Corvette Z06. They charged my extended warranty $790 and $100 I had to pay. I'm in the process of calling my extended warranty and explain this situation. Just regular driving my car would think I'm spinning the rear tires, when that happens it slows my car down. Regal said my stability control module/chassis module was bad. Regal Chevrolet said they got a code of P0606 well that code is for power control module (PCM). Had it actually been my chassis control module Regal would have got a code of P2868 but they didn't. Also worth noting, 3 months of owning my car, I've NEVER had any check engine lights. I went to two Chevrolet dealers and one corvette specialist shop in St. Pete. They all said/verified that if I had a bad chassis control module, my dash lights would have been lite up like a Christmas tree. Side note: Regal Chevrolets diagnostic fee is $189. Winter Haven Chevrolet was $135 and the Lake Wales dealer was $99. More