Seaview GMC

SEAVIEW CHEVROLET IN LYNNWOOD WA IS A TOTAL RIP-OFF. SEAVIEW CHEVROLET IN LYNNWOOD WA IS A TOTAL RIP-OFF. I took my elderly mother to Seaview Chevrolet in Lynnwood Washington on June 26, 2010 to sho SEAVIEW CHEVROLET IN LYNNWOOD WA IS A TOTAL RIP-OFF. I took my elderly mother to Seaview Chevrolet in Lynnwood Washington on June 26, 2010 to shop for an inexpensive car for errands. We went to Seaview in part because my mother had received a "check" in the mail from Seaview for $2,078 toward the purchase of ANY used vehicle. We read ALL parts of the check and associated mailer and there was no minimum purchase stated. The dealership had advertised an older sedan on their website with a notation to "contact dealership" for the price. My mother called and was told the purchase price with the "check" applied would nearly be "a wash". My husband called before we left and was quoted $3,000. Keep in mind, the worth of the vehicle was around $1,500 at most. We certainly did not expect to get the vehicle for nothing but DID expect the quoted price and "check" to be honored. When the dealership saw that we had one of their "checks" the price was increased to $4,995 by their sales manager. Tony, the sales person who was "helping out" because of the Seaview mailer, relayed the new price to us after his huddle with the sales manager. Tony told us that he assumed the price difference to be because my mother had spoken with Robin Green, the internet sales person. Tony assured us that Robin was in the Seaview building next door and that we could discuss the matter with her further. We went directly to the building indicated and found it closed and locked. We didn't bother knocking; all the lights were out and everyone was very visibly gone from the glass front building), presumably long before we were sent there. We did not return to the dealership nor will we. Of all of the dealerships that I have visited over the years I have never seen one so blatantly dishonest. I will be addressing a complaint to the state Attorney General's office in the hopes that others are not treated similarly. SEAVIEW CHEVROLET AT 17909 HIGHWAY 99 IN LYNNWOOD, WA WAS NOTHING BUT A SCAM AND RIP- OFF! More

I always take my 3 vehicles here. The service staff always delivers high customer service and has alot of knowledge. I never feel taken advantage of. I trust them. They have saved me money over the ye always delivers high customer service and has alot of knowledge. I never feel taken advantage of. I trust them. They have saved me money over the years, and I appreciate that. I tried going to goodyear once to "save money" but guess what? Their labor rate was HIGHER than Seaviews. They bought the parts from Seaview then sold them to me.. So why not just go there directly? I love these guys! More

These guys are shady! Do not ever do business with this group. They ran our credit report even thougth I we were very clear we did not need their fianancing. Tried to sell a car we didn't ask for. There group. They ran our credit report even thougth I we were very clear we did not need their fianancing. Tried to sell a car we didn't ask for. There are many car honest dealers on Highway 99. Keep driving. More

I would like to echo the first reviewer as well. I just finished my loan for my Silverado and it was BY FAR the worst vehicle I have ever had. They took full advantage of my auto-buying naiveté and got me finished my loan for my Silverado and it was BY FAR the worst vehicle I have ever had. They took full advantage of my auto-buying naiveté and got me "up-side down" in the deal. But even that I could overlook except for the fact that EVERY MAJOR SYSTEM in the truck failed and needed repair during the course of my loan.Partial list is as follows: Transmission- completely rebuilt Brakes- complete system failure Heads- Cracked Starter, water pump, Battery,- all replaced Sunroof- leaking Check Engine light - Came on ONLY after all paperwork signed and I'm completely on the hook. There are more than this, but I think my point is made. Of course the question would be asked " What about normal wear and tear?" and " That vehicle had a lot of miles!" Fair questions, but these problems all occurred in the first year of ownership. The dealer themselves made promises that were never kept, i.e trailer hitch and handling the transfer of my trade-in effectively . I only got my promised canopy after multiple visits and haranguing because,presumably, their money was in their pocket and they were through with me. I don't want anything..No apology , no coupon, no letter. I just want to keep anyone else from damaging their credit, finances, and peace of mind by purchasing a vehicle there. Cheers,n More

We were in the market for a certain car that we found on thier website. We called them to ask them for the price. We were quoted a price and told that the car was not there and would be there by 5:00 the thier website. We called them to ask them for the price. We were quoted a price and told that the car was not there and would be there by 5:00 the next day if we wanted to see it. We agreed and made the appointment to go see it. When we arrived, the salesperson was not working and the car was not there. Then they wanted us to do all the purchasing paperwork before they brought the car to their dealership. We said "no" so they said that they'd still bring it in at 3:00 the next day. Again, the next day, It wasn't there. We decided to forget about that car and found another similar car that we liked. We started the paperwork, which included a trade-in and were told that it would have to go to the financing manager and that we could go home and they'd cal us as they were behind. We were told that the financing manager was responsible for deciding the trade-in value. At 10:00 that night, they finally called us back to tell us that they were waiting for an answer from the bank. We said "how did you send it to the bank if you don't know how much you are asking to finance?" They had yet to tell us the trade-in value of our vehicle, but they sent the paperwork to the bank?? We asked for them to tell us what numbers they sent to the bank, but they kept saying that it was someone else's department and they'd call us back. Finally, they just stopped calling. The banks apparently all turned us down due to the "terms of the loan" We really have no idea how much they were asking the bank to loan to us. We will never go back to that dealership. Lisa More