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Businiess name:
Chuck Olson Chevrolet, INC.
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
My boyfriend bought a car there about 6 months ago. It is a used Subaru Legacy which looked great and ran good at first. Almost immediatly after purchasing the car, it was having troubles going in to any forward gears. Literally, one month later he had to have it towed back in because of the transmission problems, and it would not move at all anymore. The service department added some fluid to it and it seemed to have fix it, only for it to start having a loud winding noise when he is driving. He called the service department and they said that they had no idea about subaru's and that he should take it to a subaru mechanic. Then the used car manager called him to talk about it and he had the balls to tell my boyfriend that he said he was told about the transmission problem before he bought it. I was sitting there the entire time from start to finish, and in no way shape or form did they ever mention anything about a transmission problem. And why would he buy a car knowing he would have to drop another couple thousand dollars in to it in a couple months for a new transmission...So to me that just shows that they were fully aware about the transmission issue and hid it and sold him the car anyway. And now they say they won't do anything about it. They claim to be a honest and good company....NOT AT ALL!!!! If you are wanting to buy a used car from them, I strongly suggest you take it to a mechanic you trust first...otherwise you don't know what kind of lemon they are going to sell you!!!!!
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