Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint During the drive from Houston to [redacted] it became very apparent that something was not right with the drivetrain A loud resonating sound was present, and continued to get louder as the trip went on Once in [redacted] I took the car to [redacted] in [redacted] to get checked out They found that the driver's side front wheel bearing was grinding, causing the entire underside of the vehicle to resonate loudly at highway speeds In addition, they found that the accessory drive belts were splitting and in need of repair Gillman Subaru should have seen this during the major engine work they performed Also, [redacted] informed me that the timing belt needed to be changed, and were quite surprised to hear that I had asked Gillman Subaru if it needed replacement when they had the vehicle weeks earlier Gillman's response was that they had never had one go bad yet, and that the timing belt was fine [redacted] in [redacted] said that these are recommended to be replaced at years old (which the vehicle is) and said that Gillman should have replaced the timing belt while they had the engine out of the car, which would have saved time and labor cost Regards, [redacted]
The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service and replacing the timing belt, which was declinedThis had nothing to do with the vehicle overheatingCustomer returned days/miles later stating that the car was overheating and they had been driving it in that c**diti** It had to be towed in which Gillman paid for The issue is that we are unsure of exactly what the problem is until we open up the engineThe customer has not authorized us to do soWe could theorize about the potential problem forever, until we get into the motor there is really no way to know what is truly going **The North Store has repaired/replaced the radiator and thermostat with the possibility of this fixing the problemThis was payed for by [redacted] This still did not fix the problem We diagnosed the car as needing head gasketsThe thermostat and water pump should to be replaced as well There is no way to fully diagnose the problem without know the extent of the damageMrs [redacted] has been billed around $1500, but she fails to acknowledge that $has been reimbursed By Gillman and [redacted] has covered the other $out of good willThe vehicle was driven in an overheated state by the customer until the vehicle stalled and needed to be towedThis acti [redacted] could have caused multiple problems that we w**’t know the soluti [redacted] to until a complete engine breakdown is authorized by the customer [redacted] actually allocated the $to go towards engine work [redacted] the vehicleMrs [redacted] did not purchase any additi**al vehicle service c**tractsShe has the Gillman Promise We are making every attempt to assist this customer and hope she will work with us to determine the problem she is having with her vehicle Gillman Subaru Ye**g W**
The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service with timing belt, which was declinedNothing to do with the vehicle overheating Customer returned days/miles later stating that the car was overheating and they had been driving it in that c**diti** We diagnosed the car as needing head gasketsThe thermostat and water pump to be replaced as well She wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested that car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to trade her out of itWe were not trying to take advantage of her because she’s a bl**de, or woman
RevDex.com: I have reviewed the resp**se made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed acti [redacted] would not resolve my complaint. The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service with timing belt, which was declined. Nothing to do with the vehicle overheating. Customer returned 15 days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating and they had been driving it in that c**diti**.Their resp**se is falsified, without detail, and extremely insulting. Here are the facts: Reply: The oil was changed [redacted] March 12 early morning, arriving at Gillman [redacted] at approx. 7:30 am. I was invoiced at 8:33am by DR. [redacted] that day of March 12, they inspected and checked off the cooling system before returning car to me. I did not decline 90k service. I had to get to work since it was already later than promised, but I planned to take it in later for 90k service.Four days later, M**day March 16, Temp light came **. I did not state “we had been driving it in that c**diti**.” The light had just come [redacted] that morning of the 16th near Gillman [redacted] my way to work in [redacted] , four days after Gillman [redacted] changed my oil, taking **e hour rather than the normal 30 mins.. We diagnosed the car as needing head gaskets. The thermostat and water pump to be replaced as well. Reply: Mechanic stated that water pump was out and caused overheating. Said it needed water pump, maybe head gaskets, maybe heads, maybe engine. Service estimate was $3000 to $12,000, depending [redacted] gaskets, head work or head replacement or engine replacement. They recommended that I trade it in. I asked about warranty. They said there is no warranty. My husband called [redacted] and asked how a 3 year old water pump could fail. [redacted] agreed to pay Up to $1000 for repair if it was water pump. I said it came with the Gillman warranty and I bought an extra warranty. Subaru [redacted] said no, I had no warranty. By now, we are a week or so into this. So, I called Gillman North where I bought the car with the Gillman Used Car Lifetime engine warranty, and the additi**al warranty that they had talked me into buying. They said they would tow to their shop if I cleared the $480 diagnosis charge at Gillman ***. She wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested that car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to trade her out of it. We were not trying to take advantage of her because she’s a bl**de, or woman. I found the warranties in my paper work. So, Gillman [redacted] said there is no record of any warranty, so I lost faith and trust with them. Gillman north towed the car and diagnosed that the thermostat was stuck and caused overheating, and that the radiator needed replacing, not that the water pump failed and it needed $3000 - $12,000 repair. They said their leakdown test did not show that head gaskets were a problem. So, here a two different diagnosis from 2 different Gillman service shops. How could the [redacted] service not tell that the radiator needed replacing? Further, if it was the water pump, then that would have been noticed by Gillman Sub. North when they changed the timing belt. I have been billed $1500 dollars during this fiasco and still have a car that does not work, that I cannot use, that I still am paying for, that is still sitting in my driveway. I have over 2 years left to pay [redacted] this LEM**. I feel I have been cheated and lied to, and I want my car repaired or replaced with like vehicle. My husband called the office of the president of Gillman companies, Stacey Gillman Wimbish last week, they said they would have the MGR. of Gillman North call us and take care of this situati**, and still I have not heard anything. I need my car repaired. I bought this car strictly to commute to and from work, and I am still paying for it for another two years, and it is sitting in my driveway, unusable. What is wr**g with this company?! [Provide details of why you are not satisfied with this resoluti**.] Regards, ***
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 3:PM Subject: RE: Unanswered Complaint However “The Customers vehicle has been repaired to his satisfactionHe is happy and driving his car! Sincerely, *** *** General Manager Gillman Subaru of North Houston *** *** *** *** The
Gillman Companies ***
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint.
During the drive from Houston to [redacted] it became very apparent that something was not right with the drivetrain. A loud resonating sound was present, and continued to get louder as the trip went on. Once in [redacted] I took the car to [redacted] in [redacted] to get checked out. They found that the driver's side front wheel bearing was grinding, causing the entire underside of the vehicle to resonate loudly at highway speeds. In addition, they found that the accessory drive belts were splitting and in need of repair. Gillman Subaru should have seen this during the major engine work they performed. Also, [redacted] informed me that the timing belt needed to be changed, and were quite surprised to hear that I had asked Gillman Subaru if it needed replacement when they had the vehicle 2 weeks earlier. Gillman's response was that they had never had one go bad yet, and that the timing belt was fine. [redacted] in [redacted] said that these are recommended to be replaced at 10 years old (which the vehicle is) and said that Gillman should have replaced the timing belt while they had the engine out of the car, which would have saved time and labor cost.
Regards, [redacted]
The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March
where we recommended a 90k service and replacing the timing belt, which was
declined. This had nothing to do with the vehicle overheating. Customer
returned 15 days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating and they
had been driving it in that c**diti**.
It had to be towed in which Gillman paid for.
The issue is that we are unsure of exactly what the problem
is until we open up the engine. The customer has not authorized us to do so. We
could theorize about the potential problem forever, until we get into the motor
there is really no way to know what is truly going **. The North Store has
repaired/replaced the radiator and thermostat with the possibility of this
fixing the problem. This was payed for by [redacted]. This still did not
fix the problem.
We diagnosed the car as needing head gaskets. The thermostat
and water pump should to be replaced as well.
There is no way to fully diagnose the problem without know
the extent of the damage. Mrs. [redacted] has been billed around $1500, but she
fails to acknowledge that $480 has been reimbursed By Gillman and [redacted] has covered the other $1000 out of good will. The vehicle was driven in
an overheated state by the customer until the vehicle stalled and needed to be
towed. This acti** could have caused multiple problems that we w**’t know the
soluti** to until a complete engine breakdown is authorized by the customer.
[redacted] actually allocated the $1000 to go towards
engine work ** the vehicle. Mrs. [redacted] did not purchase any additi**al
vehicle service c**tracts. She has the Gillman Promise.
We are making every attempt to assist this customer and hope
she will work with us to determine the problem she is having with her vehicle.
Gillman Subaru
Ye**g W**
The customer came in for a
routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service with
timing belt, which was declined. Nothing to do with the vehicle overheating.
Customer returned 15 days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating
and they had been driving it in...
that c**diti**.
We diagnosed the car as needing
head gaskets. The thermostat and water pump to be replaced as well.
She wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested that
car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to trade her out
of it. We were not trying to take advantage of her because she’s a bl**de, or
woman.
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the resp**se made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this proposed acti** would not resolve my complaint.
The
customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we
recommended a 90k service with timing belt, which was declined.
Nothing to do with the vehicle overheating. Customer returned 15
days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating and they
had been driving it in that c**diti**.Their resp**se is falsified, without detail, and extremely insulting. Here are the facts:
Reply:
The oil was changed ** March 12 early morning, arriving at Gillman
[redacted] at approx. 7:30 am. I was invoiced at 8:33am by DR. ** that day of March 12, they inspected and checked off the cooling system before returning car to me. I did not decline 90k service. I had to get to work since it was already later than promised, but I planned to take it in later for 90k service.Four days later, M**day March 16, Temp
light came **. I did not state “we had been driving it in that
c**diti**.” The light had just come ** that morning of the 16th
near Gillman [redacted] my way to work in [redacted], four days after
Gillman [redacted] changed my oil, taking **e hour rather than the normal
30 mins..
We
diagnosed the car as needing head gaskets. The thermostat and water
pump to be replaced as well.
Reply:
Mechanic stated that water pump was out and caused overheating.
Said it needed water pump, maybe head gaskets, maybe heads, maybe
engine. Service estimate was $3000 to $12,000, depending ** gaskets,
head work or head replacement or engine replacement. They
recommended that I trade it in. I asked about warranty. They said
there is no warranty. My husband called [redacted] and asked
how a 3 year old water pump could fail. [redacted] agreed to
pay Up to $1000 for repair if it was water pump. I said it came with
the Gillman warranty and I bought an extra warranty. Subaru [redacted]
said no, I had no warranty. By now, we are a week or so into this.
So, I called Gillman North where I bought the car with the Gillman
Used Car Lifetime engine warranty, and the additi**al warranty that
they had talked me into buying.
They
said they would tow to their shop if I cleared the $480 diagnosis
charge at Gillman [redacted].
She
wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested
that car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to
trade her out of it. We were not trying to take advantage of her
because she’s a bl**de, or woman.
I
found the warranties in my paper work. So, Gillman [redacted] said there
is no record of any warranty, so I lost faith and trust with them. Gillman
north towed the car and diagnosed that the thermostat was stuck and
caused overheating, and that the radiator needed replacing, not that the water pump failed and it needed $3000 - $12,000 repair. They
said their leakdown test did not show that head gaskets were a
problem. So, here a two different diagnosis from 2 different Gillman
service shops. How could the [redacted] service not tell that the
radiator needed replacing? Further, if it was the water pump, then
that would have been noticed by Gillman Sub. North when they changed
the timing belt. I have been billed $1500 dollars during this fiasco and still have a car that does not work, that I cannot use, that I still am paying for, that is still sitting in my driveway. I have over 2 years left to pay ** this LEM**. I feel I have been cheated and lied to, and I want my car repaired or replaced with like vehicle. My husband called the office of the president of Gillman companies, Stacey Gillman Wimbish last week, they said they would have the MGR. of Gillman North call us and take care of this situati**, and still I have not heard anything. I need my car repaired. I bought this car strictly to commute to and from work, and I am still paying for it for another two years, and it is sitting in my driveway, unusable. What is wr**g with this company?!
[Provide details of why you are not satisfied with this resoluti**.]
Regards,
[redacted]
Revdex.com: I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint During the drive from Houston to [redacted] it became very apparent that something was not right with the drivetrain A loud resonating sound was present, and continued to get louder as the trip went on Once in [redacted] I took the car to [redacted] in [redacted] to get checked out They found that the driver's side front wheel bearing was grinding, causing the entire underside of the vehicle to resonate loudly at highway speeds In addition, they found that the accessory drive belts were splitting and in need of repair Gillman Subaru should have seen this during the major engine work they performed Also, [redacted] informed me that the timing belt needed to be changed, and were quite surprised to hear that I had asked Gillman Subaru if it needed replacement when they had the vehicle weeks earlier Gillman's response was that they had never had one go bad yet, and that the timing belt was fine [redacted] in [redacted] said that these are recommended to be replaced at years old (which the vehicle is) and said that Gillman should have replaced the timing belt while they had the engine out of the car, which would have saved time and labor cost Regards, [redacted]
The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service and replacing the timing belt, which was declinedThis had nothing to do with the vehicle overheatingCustomer returned days/miles later stating that the car was overheating and they had been driving it in that c**diti** It had to be towed in which Gillman paid for The issue is that we are unsure of exactly what the problem is until we open up the engineThe customer has not authorized us to do soWe could theorize about the potential problem forever, until we get into the motor there is really no way to know what is truly going **The North Store has repaired/replaced the radiator and thermostat with the possibility of this fixing the problemThis was payed for by [redacted] This still did not fix the problem We diagnosed the car as needing head gasketsThe thermostat and water pump should to be replaced as well There is no way to fully diagnose the problem without know the extent of the damageMrs [redacted] has been billed around $1500, but she fails to acknowledge that $has been reimbursed By Gillman and [redacted] has covered the other $out of good willThe vehicle was driven in an overheated state by the customer until the vehicle stalled and needed to be towedThis acti [redacted] could have caused multiple problems that we w**’t know the soluti [redacted] to until a complete engine breakdown is authorized by the customer [redacted] actually allocated the $to go towards engine work [redacted] the vehicleMrs [redacted] did not purchase any additi**al vehicle service c**tractsShe has the Gillman Promise We are making every attempt to assist this customer and hope she will work with us to determine the problem she is having with her vehicle Gillman Subaru Ye**g W**
The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service with timing belt, which was declinedNothing to do with the vehicle overheating Customer returned days/miles later stating that the car was overheating and they had been driving it in that c**diti** We diagnosed the car as needing head gasketsThe thermostat and water pump to be replaced as well She wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested that car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to trade her out of itWe were not trying to take advantage of her because she’s a bl**de, or woman
RevDex.com: I have reviewed the resp**se made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted] , and have determined that this proposed acti [redacted] would not resolve my complaint. The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service with timing belt, which was declined. Nothing to do with the vehicle overheating. Customer returned 15 days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating and they had been driving it in that c**diti**.Their resp**se is falsified, without detail, and extremely insulting. Here are the facts: Reply: The oil was changed [redacted] March 12 early morning, arriving at Gillman [redacted] at approx. 7:30 am. I was invoiced at 8:33am by DR. [redacted] that day of March 12, they inspected and checked off the cooling system before returning car to me. I did not decline 90k service. I had to get to work since it was already later than promised, but I planned to take it in later for 90k service.Four days later, M**day March 16, Temp light came **. I did not state “we had been driving it in that c**diti**.” The light had just come [redacted] that morning of the 16th near Gillman [redacted] my way to work in [redacted] , four days after Gillman [redacted] changed my oil, taking **e hour rather than the normal 30 mins.. We diagnosed the car as needing head gaskets. The thermostat and water pump to be replaced as well. Reply: Mechanic stated that water pump was out and caused overheating. Said it needed water pump, maybe head gaskets, maybe heads, maybe engine. Service estimate was $3000 to $12,000, depending [redacted] gaskets, head work or head replacement or engine replacement. They recommended that I trade it in. I asked about warranty. They said there is no warranty. My husband called [redacted] and asked how a 3 year old water pump could fail. [redacted] agreed to pay Up to $1000 for repair if it was water pump. I said it came with the Gillman warranty and I bought an extra warranty. Subaru [redacted] said no, I had no warranty. By now, we are a week or so into this. So, I called Gillman North where I bought the car with the Gillman Used Car Lifetime engine warranty, and the additi**al warranty that they had talked me into buying. They said they would tow to their shop if I cleared the $480 diagnosis charge at Gillman ***. She wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested that car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to trade her out of it. We were not trying to take advantage of her because she’s a bl**de, or woman. I found the warranties in my paper work. So, Gillman [redacted] said there is no record of any warranty, so I lost faith and trust with them. Gillman north towed the car and diagnosed that the thermostat was stuck and caused overheating, and that the radiator needed replacing, not that the water pump failed and it needed $3000 - $12,000 repair. They said their leakdown test did not show that head gaskets were a problem. So, here a two different diagnosis from 2 different Gillman service shops. How could the [redacted] service not tell that the radiator needed replacing? Further, if it was the water pump, then that would have been noticed by Gillman Sub. North when they changed the timing belt. I have been billed $1500 dollars during this fiasco and still have a car that does not work, that I cannot use, that I still am paying for, that is still sitting in my driveway. I have over 2 years left to pay [redacted] this LEM**. I feel I have been cheated and lied to, and I want my car repaired or replaced with like vehicle. My husband called the office of the president of Gillman companies, Stacey Gillman Wimbish last week, they said they would have the MGR. of Gillman North call us and take care of this situati**, and still I have not heard anything. I need my car repaired. I bought this car strictly to commute to and from work, and I am still paying for it for another two years, and it is sitting in my driveway, unusable. What is wr**g with this company?! [Provide details of why you are not satisfied with this resoluti**.] Regards, ***
Sent: Thursday, August 25, 3:PM Subject: RE: Unanswered Complaint However “The Customers vehicle has been repaired to his satisfactionHe is happy and driving his car! Sincerely, *** *** General Manager Gillman Subaru of North Houston *** *** *** *** The
Gillman Companies ***
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this proposed action would not resolve my complaint.
During the drive from Houston to [redacted] it became very apparent that something was not right with the drivetrain. A loud resonating sound was present, and continued to get louder as the trip went on. Once in [redacted] I took the car to [redacted] in [redacted] to get checked out. They found that the driver's side front wheel bearing was grinding, causing the entire underside of the vehicle to resonate loudly at highway speeds. In addition, they found that the accessory drive belts were splitting and in need of repair. Gillman Subaru should have seen this during the major engine work they performed. Also, [redacted] informed me that the timing belt needed to be changed, and were quite surprised to hear that I had asked Gillman Subaru if it needed replacement when they had the vehicle 2 weeks earlier. Gillman's response was that they had never had one go bad yet, and that the timing belt was fine. [redacted] in [redacted] said that these are recommended to be replaced at 10 years old (which the vehicle is) and said that Gillman should have replaced the timing belt while they had the engine out of the car, which would have saved time and labor cost.
Regards, [redacted]
The customer came in for a routine oil change in early March
where we recommended a 90k service and replacing the timing belt, which was
declined. This had nothing to do with the vehicle overheating. Customer
returned 15 days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating and they
had been driving it in that c**diti**.
It had to be towed in which Gillman paid for.
The issue is that we are unsure of exactly what the problem
is until we open up the engine. The customer has not authorized us to do so. We
could theorize about the potential problem forever, until we get into the motor
there is really no way to know what is truly going **. The North Store has
repaired/replaced the radiator and thermostat with the possibility of this
fixing the problem. This was payed for by [redacted]. This still did not
fix the problem.
We diagnosed the car as needing head gaskets. The thermostat
and water pump should to be replaced as well.
There is no way to fully diagnose the problem without know
the extent of the damage. Mrs. [redacted] has been billed around $1500, but she
fails to acknowledge that $480 has been reimbursed By Gillman and [redacted] has covered the other $1000 out of good will. The vehicle was driven in
an overheated state by the customer until the vehicle stalled and needed to be
towed. This acti** could have caused multiple problems that we w**’t know the
soluti** to until a complete engine breakdown is authorized by the customer.
[redacted] actually allocated the $1000 to go towards
engine work ** the vehicle. Mrs. [redacted] did not purchase any additi**al
vehicle service c**tracts. She has the Gillman Promise.
We are making every attempt to assist this customer and hope
she will work with us to determine the problem she is having with her vehicle.
Gillman Subaru
Ye**g W**
The customer came in for a
routine oil change in early March where we recommended a 90k service with
timing belt, which was declined. Nothing to do with the vehicle overheating.
Customer returned 15 days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating
and they had been driving it in...
that c**diti**.
We diagnosed the car as needing
head gaskets. The thermostat and water pump to be replaced as well.
She wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested that
car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to trade her out
of it. We were not trying to take advantage of her because she’s a bl**de, or
woman.
Revdex.com:
I have reviewed the resp**se made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and have determined that this proposed acti** would not resolve my complaint.
The
customer came in for a routine oil change in early March where we
recommended a 90k service with timing belt, which was declined.
Nothing to do with the vehicle overheating. Customer returned 15
days/500 miles later stating that the car was overheating and they
had been driving it in that c**diti**.Their resp**se is falsified, without detail, and extremely insulting. Here are the facts:
Reply:
The oil was changed ** March 12 early morning, arriving at Gillman
[redacted] at approx. 7:30 am. I was invoiced at 8:33am by DR. ** that day of March 12, they inspected and checked off the cooling system before returning car to me. I did not decline 90k service. I had to get to work since it was already later than promised, but I planned to take it in later for 90k service.Four days later, M**day March 16, Temp
light came **. I did not state “we had been driving it in that
c**diti**.” The light had just come ** that morning of the 16th
near Gillman [redacted] my way to work in [redacted], four days after
Gillman [redacted] changed my oil, taking **e hour rather than the normal
30 mins..
We
diagnosed the car as needing head gaskets. The thermostat and water
pump to be replaced as well.
Reply:
Mechanic stated that water pump was out and caused overheating.
Said it needed water pump, maybe head gaskets, maybe heads, maybe
engine. Service estimate was $3000 to $12,000, depending ** gaskets,
head work or head replacement or engine replacement. They
recommended that I trade it in. I asked about warranty. They said
there is no warranty. My husband called [redacted] and asked
how a 3 year old water pump could fail. [redacted] agreed to
pay Up to $1000 for repair if it was water pump. I said it came with
the Gillman warranty and I bought an extra warranty. Subaru [redacted]
said no, I had no warranty. By now, we are a week or so into this.
So, I called Gillman North where I bought the car with the Gillman
Used Car Lifetime engine warranty, and the additi**al warranty that
they had talked me into buying.
They
said they would tow to their shop if I cleared the $480 diagnosis
charge at Gillman [redacted].
She
wasn’t satisfied, or didn’t trust that diagnosis and requested
that car go back to the selling dealer (North) after they offered to
trade her out of it. We were not trying to take advantage of her
because she’s a bl**de, or woman.
I
found the warranties in my paper work. So, Gillman [redacted] said there
is no record of any warranty, so I lost faith and trust with them. Gillman
north towed the car and diagnosed that the thermostat was stuck and
caused overheating, and that the radiator needed replacing, not that the water pump failed and it needed $3000 - $12,000 repair. They
said their leakdown test did not show that head gaskets were a
problem. So, here a two different diagnosis from 2 different Gillman
service shops. How could the [redacted] service not tell that the
radiator needed replacing? Further, if it was the water pump, then
that would have been noticed by Gillman Sub. North when they changed
the timing belt. I have been billed $1500 dollars during this fiasco and still have a car that does not work, that I cannot use, that I still am paying for, that is still sitting in my driveway. I have over 2 years left to pay ** this LEM**. I feel I have been cheated and lied to, and I want my car repaired or replaced with like vehicle. My husband called the office of the president of Gillman companies, Stacey Gillman Wimbish last week, they said they would have the MGR. of Gillman North call us and take care of this situati**, and still I have not heard anything. I need my car repaired. I bought this car strictly to commute to and from work, and I am still paying for it for another two years, and it is sitting in my driveway, unusable. What is wr**g with this company?!
[Provide details of why you are not satisfied with this resoluti**.]
Regards,
[redacted]