Scott Bruyere
Floor Lane Manager
Serra Chevrolet of Southfield
28111 Telegraph Road
Southfield, MI 48034
Hello! My name is Scott Bruyere. I have been in the auto industry for 22 plus years now; all with GM products. I believe that I was born to do this job. I have an eight year old son named Braylen. He is my world. Love to spend as much time with him as possible. I'm known for being genuine and easy to work with. I look forward to meeting you and providing you with an exceptional customer service experience.
Read moreDealership Experience
17 yrs, 9 mos
Industry Experience
30 yrs, 3 mos
Languages Spoken
English
4 Reviews
Write a Review4 Reviews of Scott Bruyere
September 27, 2024
save your money and sanity and buy your vehicle from another dealership. This dealership will sell you a lemon. Their repair center is just as terrible. The customer service is poor. another dealership. This dealership will sell you a lemon. Their repair center is just as terrible. The customer service is poor. More
Other Employees Tagged: Patrick Till, Randy Gaddey
April 29, 2021
Best car Dealership I have ever been associated with Greg Brown and Jim Colovos and Wes Francis are fantastic!!! Bought many cars from Serra Chevrolet always very courteous and professional!! Brown and Jim Colovos and Wes Francis are fantastic!!! Bought many cars from Serra Chevrolet always very courteous and professional!! More
Other Employees Tagged: Greg Brown, Patrick Till, Robert McClain, Jason Lee , Jim Colovos, Wes Francis, Greg Brown
February 09, 2019
Long time customer, 1st poor service visit I got to the Fast Lane for my routine oil change at about 7:15 am. There were already about 10 cars ahead of me, which was no problem. At about 7:50, I got to the Fast Lane for my routine oil change at about 7:15 am. There were already about 10 cars ahead of me, which was no problem. At about 7:50, I was greeted, asked if I was there for an oil change, and told me it would be about 2-2.5 hours. No problem...it is what it is. About 30 minutes later, I was asked to step inside to officially sign in. The gentleman (who I later found out was Scott, the manager) greeted me by name (since he had looked at my vin#/mileage when he initially told me the wait time), handed me a printout for the oil change, had me sign it, and told me I could wait inside. I know that usually , whoever writes me up, asks which oil change I want, and if I want the tire rotation. I always go to the dealership for service, so I assumed Scott must’ve looked at my history and knew what oil change I get. No problem in my mind, after all, he already has my paperwork printed up. However, I did ask, however if air pressure would be checked, because I knew the light was on telling me one tire was low. He assured me that was definitely included. Ok...so, 2 hours, 15 minutes later, Scott came in the waiting area, and called my name, said “thank you” and gave my paperwork to the cashier. I went to get my credit card out, and said, “oh, I have this coupon”...and the cashier said, “ok, Ms.Lambert, I need you to go give that to the person who wrote you up...he needed to put that on the invoice”. That’s fine, except I’m not Ms.Lambert. Hmmm...that’s the invoice he gave her, but he called my name. Soooo...I take my coupon out to him, and told him I need my invoice, not Ma.Lambert’s. He looked, and said that my car was about to come out. So I go back to the cashier, and pay for my car, and wait for it to come out. While waiting, I noticed that the price was lower than usual, aside from using a coupon. I asked another technician had oil change prices gone down, He said no. I asked him to look at my receipt and tell me if they did a tire rotation, since that’s what I usually get...and I assumed since Scott didn’t ask me, he went off my old records in the computer and had it done. He said no, the tires weren’t rotated, and I strictly got an oil change.so, I’m a little upset...I’ve been at the dealership for 3 hours, and got just an oil chanhe, no tires rotated...and no print out or anything telling me what services I might need now or soon....but I was gonna leave it at that and go home. As soon as I got in my car to drive off, the “change oil light” pops up. So, I drive right back to service to have them adjust my panel. Ok...they do that, and I proceed to leave again. This time, my tire pressure light pops up, and the pressures on my tires were off...which tells me that my tire pressure was never checked...and I specifically asked Scott about that when I signed my paper work. And the final part that made this a horrible service experience, is that when Scott was made aware by his co-worker, that I wanted a tire rotation like I usually get (but was never asked), and that my electronic panel was not reset, and that my tire pressures were in fact never checked....he said nothing to me about it, no apology and no offer to make it right in the future. I happen to be in the market for a new vehicle this year. I always get my routine and major services done at the dealership. And I am one who will pay extra for good service. However, if this is the direction that service is going at this dealership, then it might be time to go elsewhere. More
Other Employees Tagged: I’m not sure what Scott’s last name is, but he was on the “fast lane” side of service. There is only one Scott listed here
December 10, 2017
People Matters! The sales team and the service team are great, they do an extra step to help me, I make business with them since 2011. Jeremy and Jeff always take ca The sales team and the service team are great, they do an extra step to help me, I make business with them since 2011. Jeremy and Jeff always take care of me on the sales floor, and Scott, Patrick, and Robert take care of me on the service side. The best part is Serra treat us as a family. More
Other Employees Tagged: Patrick Till, Robert McClain , Jeff Beaudoin, Jeremy Dixon