I purchased a vehicle from the Jeep dealership in - c. toland
I purchased a vehicle from the Jeep dealership in Woodbridge, Virginia, in August 2023. Since then, I've relocated to Maryland and have visited my local Jeep dealership for service from time to time. Although I can’t quite put my finger on it, the atmosphere at the Maryland location often makes me feel inclined to drive back to Virginia for my services when I can.
However, due to convenience and timing, I recently scheduled an oil change at the dealership here in Bel Air, MD. I pulled into the quick oil change lane and into the garage, where a friendly employee greeted me, took my keys, and directed me to Kiosk #2 for assistance. As I waited, I placed my purse and laptop on the small counter when a man sat down and asked what service I needed. I informed him I was there for an oil change, and he immediately commented that he didn't have my paperwork, then started assisting another customer.
Feeling frustrated, I moved my belongings and stood at Kiosk #1, wondering why I had just been dismissed. Shortly after, the gentleman who took my keys handed my paperwork to the man at Kiosk #2, who then began entering my information. I asked why he had initially turned me away, and he responded that the customer he was assisting had a 3 PM appointment for an oil change. I informed him that I also had a 3 PM appointment and questioned why the other customer's appointment seemed to take precedence over mine.
He explained the pull-in protocol, but it was clear he hadn’t paid attention to the process I had already followed. Instead of assisting me, he chose to be dismissive and rude. After a tense back-and-forth, I informed him that I no longer wanted him handling my service. He then handed my paperwork to the employee at Kiosk #1, who remained impressively professional despite the situation.
Unfortunately, my experience at this dealership was ruined by the rude behavior of the employee, Keith Capps.
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