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November 03, 2026
I had a really smooth experience buying a new car here! They were incredibly helpful and attentive. The process was easy and quick. Thank you to Anton and Ed! They were incredibly helpful and attentive. The process was easy and quick. Thank you to Anton and Ed! More
Other Employees Tagged: Anton Fierro, Ed Teshima - both 5 stars
October 27, 2026
Save yourself time, money and DON'T go there! ! Spent an entire day trying to buy a car, only to get, "bait and switched," They told me I was buying a 2025 Tahoe for $53,000 (advertised $54,616) a ! Spent an entire day trying to buy a car, only to get, "bait and switched," They told me I was buying a 2025 Tahoe for $53,000 (advertised $54,616) and new total came to $64,500 BEFORE TAXES !!!! They said I have to buy the extended warranty and had thousands of dollars of add ons on a used car! This is false advertising and they are legally liable for there false advertising and "bait and switch" is against the law. I have spoken to Peter (salesman) who wasted my time and LIED to me, and Christopher who said he would make this right and call me back and he never did, and now Selena who said they wont sell car for the actual advertised price, so she suggested a 2024!! Also, I was approved at a 7.6 rate with GMAC and Selena told me it was 8.9 today.....DO NOT GO THERE BUYERS BEWARE, too many decent Chevy dealers out there. I am filing a complaint with DMV., see attached help from ChatGPT Pro I would file with these in this order: 1. California DMV Investigations Division -- complaint alleging deceptive pricing / possible bait-and-switch. 2. New Motor Vehicle Board Consumer Mediation -- request assistance getting the dealership to honor the transaction or formally explain why it refused. 3. California Attorney General Consumer Complaint -- the Attorney General's own auto-purchase guidance directs consumers with dealer disputes to DMV Investigations and also recognizes the NMVB mediation program. California DOJ Attorney General 4. Chevrolet/General Motors corporate customer assistance -- report the conduct of the franchised Chevrolet dealer and provide the salesperson/manager names, VIN, stock number and your written $53,000 price evidence. 5. If you have a written agreement or advertised price, give the same packet to your consumer/auto dealer fraud attorney. More
Other Employees Tagged: Peter, Selena and Christopher
July 16, 2026
I recently purchased a used 2021 Dodge Charger from Glendale Chevrolet for my daughter. Overall, the buying experience was excellent, and it was an absolute pleasure dealing with Patrick, our salespers Glendale Chevrolet for my daughter. Overall, the buying experience was excellent, and it was an absolute pleasure dealing with Patrick, our salesperson. He was professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely excited for my daughter as she purchased her dream car. He exceeded our expectations. We test-drove the vehicle before purchase, and it performed well. However, on the drive home my daughter noticed a severe brake shudder, accompanied by a pulsating brake pedal and noticeable vehicle lurching while braking. I drove the vehicle myself and immediately confirmed the issue. The vibration was significant enough that even passengers with no mechanical knowledge commented on it. I contacted Patrick immediately, and he asked us to return the vehicle the following morning. On arrival, Eric from the service department was equally professional. He arranged an inspection, kept us informed throughout the process, and advised that the technician had confirmed the complaint during a road test. The technician recommended replacement of the rear brake rotors. During the sale, Patrick rightly emphasized the reassurance provided by the CarBravo Certified 126-Point Inspection and the 12-month/12,000-mile Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty. Those were major factors in our decision to purchase from a Chevrolet dealership rather than an independent used-car dealer. Unfortunately, despite acknowledging the fault, dealership management declined the warranty claim. Failure of the Certification Inspection To be sold as a CarBravo Certified vehicle, the dealer's mechanics are required to inspect the brakes to ensure they are in good, safe, operational condition. A vehicle that lurches, pulses, and vibrates severely during braking is considered a safety hazard and should never have passed the certification inspection. The defect was clearly pre-existing when the vehicle was delivered. General Motors Warranty Precedent Because CarBravo is owned and backed by General Motors, its Bumper-to-Bumper coverage closely mirrors GM's factory warranty. Under GM's standard warranty guidelines, severe brake pulsation or rotor thickness variation—when not caused by customer abuse or an accident—is typically covered through resurfacing or replacement. Based on the published warranty, I believe this safety-related defect should have been covered. What makes this particularly disappointing is that the repair involved only a relatively inexpensive set of rear brake rotors and a small amount of labour. Instead, management chose to deny responsibility, undermining the confidence that the CarBravo inspection and warranty are intended to provide. Ironically, my wife and I were also preparing to purchase a new Chevrolet Traverse, and I had already told Patrick we intended to return to him for that purchase. Unfortunately, management's handling of this issue has changed that decision. This was a clear case of great staff but poor management. Patrick, Eric, and the technician were all professional, honest, and customer-focused. The technician immediately acknowledged the fault, and at no stage did I feel I was arguing with the service department. The decision not to honour the warranty rested solely with dealership management. I rarely write reviews, but consumers deserve confidence that a certified vehicle has genuinely passed the advertised inspection and that a manufacturer-backed warranty will be honoured when a legitimate safety-related defect is identified immediately after purchase. While my daughter still loves her car, this experience unnecessarily overshadowed what should have been an exciting milestone. I cannot recommend Glendale Chevrolet and would encourage prospective buyers to carefully consider whether the dealership's certification process and warranty commitments provide the peace of mind they promise. More
Other Employees Tagged: Patrick Mulvey

