Bradshaw Automotive - Delivery from Greer, SC (for Atlanta, GA)

I had no idea what kind of vehicle i wanted. My car was 12 years old and I was finally ready for a change. My salesman was very patient while I drove almost every SUV they had, some of them twice. Finally made a purchase with the assistance of GM and Finance manager. Great experience and I could not be happier. Best dealership around.

Horrible service, poor communication, told that it should be done tomorrow, everyday for a week, lost a new account. These people, were very unorganized, had none of the parts in stock, said they wouldn't get the parts till noon next day, Back in December had same problem with a similar truck, but that took nearly a month, that kind of service is totally unacceptable for anyone trying to run a business. By the way I have been doing this for over 30 years and this is the first poor review I have ever given to a GM dealership. I do plan on contacting General Motors.

Tom Leopard was extremely helpful in finding the Escallade I wanted and walking me through the entire sales experience. Very well versed in explaning all my new car had to offer.

I purchased a 2015 Dodge Charger R/T from this dealership on 7/17/17. At the time of purchase, the vehicle had only 3600 miles. Within 4 days, the vehicle’s safety systems and transmission went haywire. Multiple warnings started flashing on the instrument cluster: Automatic Cruise Control Unavailable Service Required, Cruise Control Unavailable Service Required, LaneSense Unavailable, Service Electronic Stability Control, Service Shifter, Blind Spot Alert Unavailable Service Required, etc. The dashboard lights would brighten then dim repeatedly. The transmission would shift abruptly and the shifter was constantly clicking. Then the vehicle threw a check engine light. I took the vehicle to a nearby Dodge/Chrysler dealership and as of today, they have had the vehicle for weeks and it is still not repaired. I contacted Bradshaw and was transferred to a service manager who basically informed me that my only option was to purse the manufacturer’s warranty. They did not seem concerned about my buying a relatively new vehicle from them that was experiencing catastrophic electronic failures, nor did they seem interested in resolving the situation. I purchased this vehicle 36 days ago. For the last 28 of those, this car has been in another dealership's garage for repairs with no end in sight. This is ridiculous.

Avoid this service department at all costs! Not only are they incapable of performing simple repairs, they damaged my vehicle they were supposed to be repairing. Rewind to about a year ago. I took my vehicle in to have a fender flare that was peeling back repaired. They attempted adding some 3M tape to the flare which failed to remedy the problem. I just lived with it until now. I finally had a chance to drop the vehicle off again and have the issues resolved, since now 3 of the 4 were separating and it was becoming an eye sore. There is now a TSB on the issue, so it's obviously not just mine. Bradshaw was contacted by phone on a Thursday, and I was told if i drop it off and left it for them Friday, they would take care of it. When I arrived to drop it off, That time estimate had already moved to the following Monday or Tuesday. Knowing how horribly inefficient dealer service departments are, I just agree and leave it with them. I get a call that Friday letting me know that two existing recall repairs were completed (more on this later), and the body shop had damaged the front bumper in the process of removing one of the flares . They were going to be repainting the front bumper to repair the damage that was done to it. I received daily updates on the status of disrepair of my vehicle. I was unavailable to to take the call when called Tuesday, but the voicemail stated that the repainting was complete and the body shop was still reassembling the vehicle. I drove by that evening to find my truck sitting outside in the fence with the front bumper and grille removed. No reassembling was taking place yet. Wednesday passes, and the vehicle was still not reassembled. On Thursday I get a call letting me know that the vehicle was reassembled, but it was not repaired (shocker!). They attempted the same fix that had failed previously, and decided to replace the fender flares, but of course didn't have the parts and needed to order them. I had been without a vehicle throughout this week-long saga, so instead of leaving for two more weeks to just sit there, I needed to get my truck back. I arrive, get the expected "sorry we're inept" type apologies, and go to leave. I start my truck, and get greeted with an illuminated service engine light! I pulled the code myself to find it was caused by a grille shutter malfunction. This was one of the recall procedures that was performed on the truck. There was no service engine light before the "repair" was done. I of course immediately walked back inside to make them aware of what else they damaged on my truck while I was there. In summary, I left my vehicle with them for a week just to have it mechanically and cosmetically damaged. Not only was the problem not repaired (after attempting to repeat a previous failed "fix"), but the bumper was damaged, removed, and repainted, as well as a new problem with the vehicle was created. A repair that was supposed to take 1.7 hours to complete took a week, and still wasn't resolved. And a new problem was created. I would highly recommend not even letting them do something as mundane as adding windshield washer fluid. They may wind up adding to the crankcase.

Long story below if you want to read further but the gist of this is CHECK YOUR VEHICLE for RUST DAMAGE. What they do is buy vehicles from up north with extensive rust damage, clean them up then sale them down here in SC where we do not deal with this type of damage. They have a great scheme going where they buy cheap and dupe unknowing customers. There are no laws protecting you the consumer against this due to dealerships paying off all the politicians. Mr. Bradshaw (owner) is not man enough to return my call or call me back regarding their sales practices. Complaint Filed with theBetter Business Bureau: I purchased a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado from Bradshaw of Greer a couple of days prior to November. Purchase price with fees was $25,750. It had 19,597 miles on it at time of sale. (it now has 22,2xx) A few weeks later after the purchase my child had a toy go up under the vehicle so I had to retrieve it. I looked up and saw evidence of bad rust damage all over rear axle. I contacted the sales person Don Abney and told him about it. He said to bring it in and have the service department check it out. Late January I was able to bring in the vehicle for an inspection. The service coordinator took pictures of the rear axle and said they would be in touch. Received a call the following day asking me to drop the vehicle off for a more thorough inspection. I dropped the vehicle off and a few days later received a call to come in. When I arrived at the service department I was removing things from the loaner vehicle fully expecting that the axle would be scraped and recoated and I would be on my way. Instead, I was walked back to the actual service area by the supervisor (Mr. Terry? Kitchens). The vehicle was up in the air so I would be able to look underneath. Mr. Kitchens and the service manager (Higgens) were present. The service manager then turned on his flashlight and started showing me much more rust damage from underneath the vehicle that had not been visible while the vehicle was on the ground. I immediately stated that there is no way I would have purchased a vehicle had I known the extent of this damage and I wanted my money back. Two days later (and today) I received a call from their sales manager (Plunkett) stating they would give me $24,000 in on a trade. This is $1,750 less than the price negotiated and paid at the time of sale (During this time I have also made $900 in monthly vehicle payments). I feel that Bradshaw of Greer has been utterly deceptive in selling vehicles that they know for a fact have rust damage and do not disclose such to the customer. I will be in contact with the Consumer Affairs division of SC, my local congressman and local news organizations to attempt to bring light to these shady sales practices. This is in no way different than how used car dealers sale vehicles with flood damage or a home owner does not disclose termite damage. This is a large multi-million dollar company that is misleading and fraudulently taking advantage of consumers. I would hope in the future they would be required to disclose such information when offering "100+inspected", "certified" vehicles for sale.

My experience in buying a used vehicle at Bradshaw was with Don Abney. He was very accomodating and I never felt rushed or pressured. I would defintely recommend this dealership and the price was reasonable.

Drive two hours to look at a truck, when I arrived, they stated the truck had a branded title, no where in the autotrader ad does it say that. Salesman said its on the Carfax, which they do not provide on autotrader something else, which you have to buy. Had the dealership been honest and forthcoming on the vehicle in the ad, then would not have wasted my time and gas. When I see dealerships do this, it proves not all are honest and this is one of them.

Tried two different times to buy new truck .sales person never returned calls and acted like he didnt want to sell me a new truck .so i went to ford dealer and they were more than happy to get me into a new truck

We have been very happy with our service experiences at Bradshaw. Ken has taken good care of us. He is always polite and professional. Our service requests have always been met, and Ken never tries to push unnecessary "repairs." Work has been done in a timely manner, and parts were offered for inspection. Our truck was kept overnight once because they could not replicate a sound we were hearing. They made a suggestion as to what it COULD be, as they found a part that was wearing. At 105,000 miles we asked to have it replaced. Ken called to keep us updated. We still aren't positive that was it, but we haven't heard the sound since. This is not the closest dealership to us, but we have been happy and are willing to drive further where we feel we are well taken care of.