Amery Chevrolet

Great service,by great people and a wonderful staff,been dealing with the company for a long time,would recommend to others!!

Reached out promptly to answer questions and provide any additional information I needed. Courteous and respectful. One thing that was a bit of an annoyance was all the unnecessary extra emails they sent. Easy to unsubscribe from receiving them though!

It took an hour and a half for an oil change/ tire rotation. My appointment was for 11, they didn't get my vehicle in until about11:45. When they got the oil change done, nobody bothered to tell me it was done. At 12:15 i went to the service desk to see if it was done, and it was sitting outside. The service writer went on her lunch break while my car was done, so I spent an extra half hour waiting. Won't be going back, won't recommend anyone else to go there. People used to have a work ethic, but some people have no idea what that means. They also didn't use my chevy rewards like they said they were going to.

I heard they are under new management, and it shows! I had the best experience from start to finish. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. They worked as a team and answered all my questions. Very happy with my new Equinox!

Friendliest dealership around for sales and service. They have delicious popcorn and cute dogs greeting people! Because of this, I won't take my car anywhere else. :)

I always wanted a corvette, so I saw one at the dealership went over to look at it loved it bought it. No pressure from the sales consultants. They were great to work with. I would highly recommend this dealership to anyone purchasing a vehicle. They treated me right!

I had been looking for a truck for several months and was told by several dealers that all they could do was put Me on a waiting list. I had a different dealer try the old bait and switch, so I was a little frustrated when I stopped and talked to Robert Fuller at Amery Chevrolet. He talked to the Sales manager, John Buhr, and between Roberts searching and John's Quote for My trade in and willingness to trade a more expensive vehicle away, they found My truck and had it in Amery in 2 days. No hassles, very quick, pressure free paperwork, and I'm driving a brand-new truck.

This dealerships owner is out of control. I bought a suburban for $44,000 and it’s been nothing but problems since the beginning. I talked to Troy Keller (owner) and I’ve not had a worse conversation in 15 years of buying vehicles. It’s NEVER acceptable to scream at or bully a customer, like he did to me. He blamed me for everything, took no responsibly for selling me a lemon, and repeated “I don’t care” over and over every time I brought up any of my concerns. Do not buy anything from Amery Chevrolet. Troy is unprofessional, rude, aggressive, and manipulative. Stay away.

Don't buy a used vehicle from them. I rarely complain and am generally very easy going. However, this has situation has become unacceptable. Long story short, I traded into a 2018 suburban with 55,000 miles. Thank GOD I bought the bumper to bumper warranty. I realize this isn't a brand new vehicle and these are first world problems, but holy crap. The next day, the transmission made a weird noise when shifting and the AC stopped working on an 85-degree day. Not fun with kids and black leather. I called and brought it in for service. Got a crappy loaner. Found out the transmission was bad as well as the AC condenser. Cool, they sold me a suburban with a bad transmission. Thanks. Two weeks go by for them to fix everything and I can't drive it. They were supposed to also do the undercoating and provide me the spare key fob they promised when I bought it. Get it back. They "forgot" to do the undercoating and "dropped the ball" on the key fob. A few days later, and now the engine oil pressure is low when idling. Probably shouldn't drive it like that. Call service to set up an appointment. They tell me their soonest appointment is 2 weeks out and that they "couldn't promise me a loaner because their lot is almost empty". Nice. So now I can't drive it with the low oil pressure for 2 weeks, then I have to drop it off to you and basically not have a vehicle while you work on this one. Sounds reasonable. I've owned this vehicle for 3 weeks. It's been in the shop for 2 of those 3, and now I can't drive it for another 2 weeks. It's all good. I'll just keep paying the insurance and loan on it while it sits in your lot and shop. And no worries, I don't need a loaner. I'll just walk around. Do not buy a used vehicle from them. They're buying auction vehicles and packaging them up as if they're certified, local trades. Clearly, they're not even inspecting them as they should never have let that leave their lot. Don't fall for it like I did.

Good job, done in less time that expected and truck ran fine the next day!