On 08 July 2011, my car overheated and I had a tow truck take it to this dealership. The advisor, Anthony **, called me, then, sent me an email on what the technician told him was wrong with my car--both cooling fans were faulty and the water went out of the tube. The technician said that the catalytic converter was faulty and two of my spark plugs were bad so they would replace all six. He said that it would cost $2,421.03. I knew that I needed my catalytic converter done for more than six month ago, so, I told him to fix it.
After droving 18 miles to Fort Meade on 01 August 2011, the car has ran hot again and they had to tow it back to their shop. I only had my car back for that short of a drive. When I called them and asked to speak with Anthony **, they informed me that he no longer works there. They had Mr. Luis ** call me and he left a voice mail on my cell saying that they did a pressure test and the head gaskets needed to be fixed. So, after checking my voice mail, I called Mr. Luis ** back and told him that Anthony never said anything about the head gaskets. Otherwise, I would have had them fix that and I could have got the catalytic converter and the spark plugs done at a later date.
Then, I asked Mr. Luis **, "Shouldn't they have done a pressure test the first time?" He said that they did. I told Mr. Luis **, "So, it should not have cost me $2,400.00. And now, you're telling me that I have to pay another $1,500.00 for something that could have been fixed the first time." I told him that they would have to keep the car until I can come up with the money and Mr. Luis ** said that it would not be a problem.
