Joe Lunghamer Chevrolet

This place is crooked as they come and an absolute rip off. Do not go here if your vehicle is not under warranty. I was charged $1600 for what they considered to be an 8 hour job. What I needed done would have taken 3 hours TOPS. They also replaced parts that were not found to be a problem by any diagnostic code. On top of that, the job took them 3 days. That’s 3 days of me calling into work because this location doesn’t have any loaner vehicles. I will not be returning to this location FOR ANYTHING. Save your money and go somewhere.

This is a follow up on my previous notation from thos morning. I spoke with the service manager. Fortunately he was just brief by my service rep. He told me to give him a couple of hours to get back to me. He called me an hour and half. Very polite and understanding. He took the time to break it all down with me. It was unfortunate for me GM used plastic fuel lines instead of rubber. Completely dried out lines are cracking and brittle from the fuel pump to both tanks. All lines need to be replace. I could of just told them to put it back together. But it would have been an unsafe vehicle. I guess thats what happens when you fall in love with a 2008 LS3...Good people at lunghamner chey.. Ny service rep is named John..he is not listed below. Good person..

Terrible, I was treated unfairly and my car was not fixed properly.

They lied and still lie about a car with frame damage. The car has bad body damage also. To make it worse, Edmunds has a $2,000 high mileage penalty. It is priced way above the top 3% of vehicles nationally. No wonder it has been on there lot for sale in excess of 3 months. It should be violating the states fraud laws.

I went in for an appointment to purchase 2006 Corvette on a Saturday, and by the time my trade in was appraised, the credit unions that would give me a loan were closed. I was told by the sales associate LaVonda that she would have the deal ready for me first thing Monday morning. Not ideal as I planned on leaving in the car that day. Monday morning rolls around and I'm informed that the car I was in the process of buying is now being sold to someone who put a deposit on the vehicle before the dealership even opened that Monday morning. All the used car manager could tell me is that LaVonda should have asked me to put a deposit down. Why would I put a deposit down if I'm in the process of purchasing the vehicle? Stay away from this place!

The vehicle is a $1,000 over the top 3% of used ones. It has massive body, paint, fit, and finish problems. The car is almost 8,000 miles over the Kelly Blue Book high mileage penalty. A couple of the salespersons said the car only had one accident, front bumper damage. As a non trained mechanic, seeing a horrible paint job, peeling paint, and wrong color matched paint. The car is really worth closer to $11,000. I talked to the manager, and he xx his way, saying it is not for me. But Weill sell soon. He berated Kelly Blue Book, and said the car is priced on the local market value. I told him you can not price a vehicle on brand, model, and mileage alone. Condition and quality matter and can vary greatly. He stood firm at charging above the top 3% of used Cruises!

My 2008 Buick Enclave has 180,000 miles. Lunghamer Chev has been my service provider for the last 140,000 miles. Very satisfied with their service and done in a timely time frame based on their commitment. Military discount available if you ask and qualify.

The service center is very efficient. My appointment was startsd right on time.

Excellent experience overall. Scott was amazing to work with and I got a great deal on a new 2023 Chevy blazer lease

Terrific it was again a wonderful buying experience. This is my 4th vehicle bought here.