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Passport BMW will honor exactly what was offered in an email by our Service Manager, [redacted] ., see email below dated 2/18/The email states we will take care of all Maintenance items, no where does it say we will cover everything but tiresMaintenance items are Brakes, oil changes, wiper blades and things like that, they do not include AlignmentsIf you hit a pot hole and knock your car out of alignment that is not a maintenance itemWe will cover everything that BMW covers under their Free miantenance program that is for 4yr /50000miles that [redacted] has said we will extend up to 100,milesFrom: [redacted] , [redacted] Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 9:PMTo: ***, ***; [redacted] , ***; ***, ***Cc: [redacted] Subject: RE: [redacted] Hello ** [redacted] I have exhausted all avenues in attempting to obtain an extended warranty that will exceed 100k Would you consider a maintenance plan that we would provide through Passport BMW that stated that we would take care of all your maintenance items up to 100, miles or 06/30/(excluding tires) This time frame mirrors your BMW service contract so you would be pretty much covered for quite some time We stand behind our repairs and if you continue to have issues we would take care of it I can assure you that we would of not put a new cylinder head on the engine if the cylinder bore would have been damaged from the fuel injector I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience that we have put you through Kind Regards [redacted] Service Director Passport BMW ###-###-#### [redacted] v

We would be happy to take another look at the vehicle, I would have my service manager Joe B [redacted] get involved with the car We can not reimburse the customer for their time Jay K [redacted] Vice President

We will refund the customer $181.25, I have asked my service manager Joey B [redacted] to reach out to the customer and issue the credit Jay K***

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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID ***, and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me. I truly wish that Passport BMW had apologized for ignoring me. I called them, I wrote to them. I heard nothing until I contacted the Revdex.com. Thank goodness for the Revdex.com. It is good that you are around to make business responsive to their customers. I shall await the promised response from Passport BMW
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We can not provide the customer with an an extended warranty just because the Sate took long to do the tag workThe tags are now here and the customer has been notified.
Jay * K***
Vice President

On Friday, June 17, I went to Passport BMW to purchase a car The salesperson was really nice I took three BMW 328i's for a test drive I found one that I liked and the salesperson and I started the purchase process Everything went through fine I got the interest that I wanted They matched my credit union rate The salesperson said there was just one glitchI said what is that? He said we can sell the car because of an airbag recall Excuse me? Let me understand this You advertised the vehicles on several websites, but people can't buy them? You let people drive the vehicle, but they can't purchase it What kind of scam is this? The salesperson's manager then calls me into the office and says well we don't want you to die behind the wheel of our car We are putting your life in danger if we sell you the car I said you out my life in danger by not telling me or the salesperson that this car has a recall and there for we can't let anyone drive it until it is fixed and we certainly can't sell it Instead you let me risk my life by test driving it, then wasted my time by having me fill out all this paperwork Now you have all my information and I don't have a car? Where is this good business? The manager then said you can put a deposit (YES, I SAID DEPOSIT) down and when we get the parts to repair the vehicle, we will save it for you By the way they didn't know when they were going to get the parts to repair the vehicle So they wanted me to pay them money to hold a car that I probably will not get for weeks or even months? How is this helping me again? Worst dealership ever! I have never in my life heard of such foolishness

Attached is the [redacted] signed by the customer on 11/29/14

We run and have each customer sign a [redacted] at the time of delivery and this customer did sign the [redacted] which shows the vehicle with No accidents at the time of delivery. We as dealers are not with the vehicles from the time they are built until the time they are traded in or when we buy them so...

we do not always know if a vehicle has had minor paint work or not, the best we can do is rely on [redacted] which has the best info. We are sorry the customer is having issues but when we sold the vehicle it was in excellent condition.

We will refund the customer $181.25, I have asked my service manager Joey B[redacted] to reach out to the customer and issue the credit. 
Jay K[redacted]

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I am rejecting this response because: A [redacted] does provide the legal coverage to mislead a customer about prior significant body damage and repair. As a professional dealer you have the means to detect prior auto body work and the ability to set the price accordingly. You are also obligated to inform the consumer of the condition of vehicle and not sell it as an accident free vehicle. Had I know this car had a previous accident, I would not have bought it and avoided the problems I am having now with clear coating peeling off the car and sloppy [redacted] work causing rust on my 2011 [redacted]Regards,
[redacted]

We would be happy to take another look at the vehicle, I would have my service manager Joe B[redacted] get involved with the car. 
We can not reimburse the customer for their time. 
Jay K[redacted]
Vice President.

Passport BMW will honor exactly what was offered in an email by our Service Manager, [redacted]., see email below dated 2/18/14. The email states we will take care of all Maintenance items, no where does it say we will cover everything but tires. Maintenance items are Brakes,...

oil changes, wiper blades and things like that, they do not include Alignments. If you hit a pot hole and knock your car out of alignment that is not a maintenance item. We will cover everything that BMW covers under their Free miantenance program that is for 4yr /50000miles that [redacted] has said we will extend up to 100,000 miles. From: [redacted] Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 9:34 PMTo: [redacted]Cc: [redacted]Subject: RE: [redacted]
Hello **. [redacted]
I have exhausted all avenues in
attempting to obtain an extended warranty that will exceed 100k.  Would
you consider a maintenance plan that we would provide through Passport BMW that
stated that we would take care of all your maintenance items up to 100,000
miles or 06/30/2016 (excluding tires).   This time frame mirrors your
BMW service contract so you would be pretty much covered for quite some
time.  We stand behind our repairs and if you continue to have issues we
would take care of it.  I can assure you that we would of not put a new
cylinder head on the engine if the cylinder bore would have been damaged from
the fuel injector.  I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience that we
have put you through.   
Kind Regards
[redacted]
Service Director
Passport BMW
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[redacted]
 
v

Review: I purchased a 2011 BMW 750 LI from Passport BMW - [redacted]) on June 18, 2013. I had an accident involving the left front and back rims -- I hit a curb while driving on June 21, 2013 and the I called my insurance company and they sent the car for repair to BMW of Alexandria with my permission. After completing the repair, BMW of Alexandria sent the car to [redacted]), which is a BMW sub-contracted body shop. [redacted]'s manager told me that this car had been in an accident before and has been painted at left rear quarter panel, left driver side door, and left front fender. After I was told this, I spoke with [redacted] of Passport BMW to inquire about this accident which I was not informed of at the time of sale. They gave me a clear carfax report and denied any knowledge of this accident. I then called BMW Financial Services and filed a complaint about this dealership. They suggested that I go back to the dealership and talk to them, and ask whether they would be able to replace the vehicle or take the car back. Taking their advice, I went back to Passport BMW and spoke to [redacted] several times about the replacement of the vehicle. [redacted] admitted that the car has been painted at left rear quarter panel, left driver side door, and left front fender, but he said he had no knowledge of this accident, and he refused to replace the vehicle, giving the reason that I had damaged the left two rims. I explained that I have already fixed the damage by replacing the two rims from BMW Alexandria. My accident has nothing to do with the bodywork of the car which has been done previously. [redacted] refused to accept responsibility for the misleading sale and told me he would not replace the car. I gave them the options of either taking back the car or replacing it, but they refused to do both, and also told me that they are not bound by law to inform me about any body damage repairs or painting.Desired Settlement: I would like Passport BMW [redacted] to either take the car back or replace the vehicle.

Business

Response:

As a dealer we can never say for sure if a used vehicle has ever been in an accident, that is why it is our policy to always say we can’t be sure, we can only go by what most dealers use today and that is a Carfax to give us the best information out there. We occasionally do some paintwork to our used cars during the reconditioning process but that normal for all car dealers, but we did not replace any panels on this car and it was not involved in an accident while we owned the vehicle.

We would be more than happy to work out a trade with the customer but taking a vehicle back that a customer has now wrecked it totally out of the question.

Review: I visited the mentioned dealership on November 15th, after having several discussions with the representative related to my car repair request and my extended warranty, I had to reach out to the extended warranty company while sitting in the dealership because the BMW representative did not request approval for all necessary items per the extended warranty company (i.e. payment towards diagnostic fee and payment towards the control arms). It was like I was working for BMW and requesting approval from the extended warranty company rather than BMW assisting me with the request. This made me feel like BMW had it set in their mind for me to pay the entire bill regardless of the fact that I had an extended warrantly. After experiencing this encounter I thought things would get better, however things got worst. The BMW representative told me that my car would be ready by 3pm and provided the cost ($460) of repairs. As of 3:20pm, I did not receive a call. I proceeded to the front desk and was told that I would get a call momentarily. At 3:30pm I received a call to inform me that me car was ready. I went to the cashier to pay for the repairs however, the cost of repairs had increased via $34. I asked the cashier why did the cost change and I was directed to the representative ([redacted]). In speaking with the representative I asked the same question, the representative responded and said it was a ball point amount provided. I stated to the representative that I specifically asked for the cost and you provided that to me. The representative left my area and removed $30. Experiencing this, I felt that this establishment was out to rip off the customers. If the representative could have easily applied and/or removed this extra amount, whatelse could he have done to be dishonest.

Since leaving with getting a window (driver side) repaired, my car is now filling up with water on the passenger side (not the side I requested repair), my air bag and service engine soon indicators are on, and my car is leaking fluids. It appears that the technician who worked on my car did some damage. I reached out to this dealership on Saturday, November 16th expressing my concerns. I was told that the only manager ([redacted]) available is the one that serviced me. I left a message for a manager by the name [redacted] on this same day however, I did not receive a return call for three days later. After finally receiving a returned call, I was told that I would need to bring my car in during the day for a follow-up check and that maybe the airbag indictator contributed to the repaired work. I am a hard working individual who work Monday - Friday, it is difficult for me to take off from work to return to the dealership and sit for hours. The mistake is on the dealership, my preference would be to go on a Saturday. Now I am forced to take time off my job in order to receive such follow-up. The dealership did not want to take ownership at all, nor did they say if they find that the damage caused is related to the repaired work they would take full responsibility. I believe that the technician took off the wrong door panel and did not place it back appropriately, this is causing the leak. It is difficult to attempt to maintain your vehicle and give the dealership the business when they are ripping off customers, or not providing the best service possible. In my opinion, it feels like the dealership causes more problems, this is a tactic to keep customers returning for service repairs.

Any assistance you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanking you in advance!

[redacted]Desired Settlement: I would like the BMW dealership to fixed what they have damaged, the mentioned items above. As well as, provide better services to customers in general. Customers reply on the expertise of the technicians within the dealership more so than a technician at a non established company. When cars are brought in, the technicians should touch only that which is requested or needing to be repaired, and take ownership when you do not.

Business

Response:

Here is what we did, see below: [redacted] VP

We replaced a driver window regulator that was failing (partly cover by extended warranty) and recommended additional work that was declined on 11/15/13. A few days later we had rain and the customer called with 2 concerns one the pass floor was wet and the air bag light was on so I called her with [redacted] we invited her back to check at no charge even offered a car for the day. Customer did not come in to my knowledge.

Passport BMW

Service Director

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Consumer

Response:

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Review: [redacted]

I am rejecting this response because:

Regards,

Revdex.com of Metro DC and Eastern PA

Review: I am living in [redacted], FL and visited Passport BMW on 8/10/2013 in order to participate in BMW ultimate event while I traveled in DC area. A sales person tried to sell new 2014 BMW with me and since the deal itself was attractive, I kept asking him if everything will be the same as when I buy it in [redacted], FL. He checked with his supervisor and confirmed everything would be the same. I signed the contract to order new 2014 BMW[redacted] from Germany. It took about 7~8 weeks when I received the car. However, I found it has the front plate already affixed to the car. But Florida doesn't need the front one, if I took this out, there will be the hole on the front of the car and it looks ugly. If I knew the new car will have the front plate on it, I would have not ordered the car from this dealer shop. Because of this plate, I have to spend money to fix the brand new car.Desired Settlement: Repair cost reimbursement.

Business

Response:

Our sales person would never even think about Florida only have a rear tag and not front and back like we do in Maryland, we can not pay to have the bumper repaired.

Consumer

Response:

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Review: [redacted]

I am rejecting this response because:

Review: I purchased a car from them in the first week of June 2014. Included in the purchase was the taxes, title and tags. It has now been 2 months and I still have yet to receive the tags for my car. When I call them to ask where my tags are, they make up some excuse or say they needed something from me to process the order. All the items they needed from me I gave them a copy of but yet I sit and wait for my tags to come. Now I have to drive all the way back to the dealership to pick up another set of temporary tags. All I want are the tags for my car.Desired Settlement: Seeing as it has taken them forever to deliver me my tags I would like an extension of my warranty that will cover the cost of maintenance repairs through the year 2019. This will only lengthen the certified pre-owned warranty by 2 years.

Business

Response:

We can not provide the customer with an an extended warranty just because the Sate took long to do the tag work. The tags are now here and the customer has been notified.

Review: I am writing you in reference to the extremely disappointing, unacceptable service that I have received at your dealership. It all started about a month ago, when I had brought my car to your dealership for service on the brakes. The service on the car was not completed properly, so we returned the car on 8/4/14 to have it looked at again and for the service to be completed properly. When we picked up the car on 8/5/14, the car was exactly the same as when we had dropped it off. The brakes are still making noise and there is still vibration in the steering. When reviewing my receipt, I noticed that it stated that I was informed that further diagnostics were recommended. At this time I contacted my service agent, Stephen H[redacted]. Stephen informed yet again that nothing was wrong with the car. When questioned about the information listed on the receipt, he said "that doesn't mean what is says." What does that even mean? When questioned more about this he finally stated that I needed to take it back to the service provider that completed work previously, for them to inspect their own work. He proceeded on the call to cut me off on numerous occasions not allowing me to speak. I continued to question the service that was provided. When I picked up the car there were service required lights on the car. These included low washer fluid and parking light malfunction. When I questioned Stephen about this I was told yet again that BMW does not inspect the vehicles. They only look at the items specified at time of drop off. I have been to numerous BMW dealerships and this is the first time that I have ever heard of this. Your job is to look at my car and tell me what needs to be fixed. Your job is to make sure that my car is safe and reliable. I took time off from work. I canceled two meetings. I did all of this to be told that I am crazy. To be told that if I think something is wrong I can come back to your dealership for a third time and ride along with your service techs. Isn't that what I pay you to do? What is the purpose of bringing it to you if I'm going to be treated like an it? Take more time off work to do something that should have been correct in the first place. I have never dealt with a dealership with such low standards in their employees and the service they provide. Your service tech, Stephen H[redacted], was rude, condescending, snarky and disrespectful. He ended his call with us by abruptly hanging up. What I want from this is for my car to be fixed, however I have no faith in the ability of your staff to handle my request. What I do know is when we purchase a new BMW, it will not be from your passport BMW location. If I ran my business is this manner, with employees such as yours, I would not be in business.Desired Settlement: I want the car to be repaired. When we left the dealership the car was worse than when we dropped it off. I also what reimbursement for the time I had to take off from work. $362

Business

Response:

We would be happy to take another look at the vehicle, I would have my service manager Joe B[redacted] get involved with the car.

Review: I received extremely poor customer service at Passport BMW. The poor service was provided by [redacted] (business manager) and [redacted] (sales manager) on May 18, 2013 and most recently, [redacted], the general manager. I purchased a 2012 X3 BMW on May 18, 2013.

Upon completing paperwork that day, [redacted] was unprofessional, rude, and patronizing. While in his office, I placed a phone

call using my cell phone. He asked, “Who are you calling?” This, of course, was none of his business. However, I decided to oblige him because the call was related to the business at hand. The call was to my insurance company to get a binder on the X3 I was

purchasing. When I answered [redacted]’s question, he said, “Can the call wait?” He asked this question while I was speaking with the insurance company’s representative. I could not believe how brazen and rude [redacted] was. It was none of his business who I was calling

in the first place and he certainly was in no position to ask me to delay the call. His rudeness was compounded by the fact that he proceeded to present additional documents to

me and talk even though I clearly was in the midst of an active call with the insurer.

Further, [redacted], in a very patronizing way, addressed me by my first name and I had to

correct him and tell him to address me as [redacted]. [last name]. I became so uncomfortable with

[redacted]’s disrespectful treatment that I left his office and asked my husband (who was busy

transferring items from my trade into the X3) to come back with me into [redacted]’s office.

It was also at that point that I seriously considered leaving the dealership and

scrapping the deal. My husband encouraged me to take the deal, so I proceeded.

When I expressed to [redacted] my dissatisfaction regarding [redacted]’s treatment of me, he

tried to justify and excuse his conduct. He showed no interest in addressing my

complaint. I told [redacted] that I would address the matter with more senior management. I subsequently did address the issue with Joe Long, a senior manager, who apologized for my experience. This would have been sufficient except that less than a month later, I experienced more poor service due to the incompetence of [redacted]. At sale, I requested to transfer the tags from my trade-in vehicle to my new vehicle. [redacted] failed to communicate this information to the sales officer. Consequently, that office requested new tags for my vehicle from the Department of Motor Vehicles instead of a transfer. After being notified by Passport BWM that there were new tags for my vehicle, I inquired why I was receiving new tags instead of a simple transferred registration. The dealership's finance office explained that a transfer had not been requested by [redacted]. At that point, I requested the transfer. When the transfer was requested, I learned that there was an insurance inquiry by the Department of Motor Vehicles on my license number. I subsequently called the Department of Motor Vehicles and learned that there was a need to show that I had traded my old vehicle, thereby proving that I had no insurance lapse. I sent the Department of Motor Vehicles the sales agreement showing the date I traded my prior vehicle. The Department of Motor Vehicles subsequently removed the inquiry on my license number and processed a registration transfer.

If Passport BMW had timely requested a registration transfer and sent the necessary documentation to the Department of Motor Vehicles, it would not have been necessary for me to contact the Department, send any documentation, or otherwise be inconvenienced. As part of the sales agreement, I paid Passport BMW to handle all processing associated with the vehicle registration. Yet, I found myself handling that work because Passport BMW (as a result of [redacted]'s incompetence and related poor customer service) failed to do what I paid the dealership to do.Desired Settlement: I want to be refunded all monies I paid Passport BMW to handle the processing of the registration of my title and tags.

Business

Response:

We collected 344.00 for title/registration

Review: On 20130426 I took my 2003 BMW 745LI for a routine service (oil change) at Passport BMW. I was told by the service rep. that I had a recall that could take longer than the service. At this point I was told to wait, I waited for approximately one hour. I was then told that my car wouldnt be ready for another few hours, so I was offered a rental car. I took the car and went to work. I recieved a call at work from the service rep. Stating that they were not able to perform the routine service because of a faulty oil pan plug and they didnt want to remove it and wouldnt be able to put it back with the proper seal. I agreed and replied "I will take it back to them previous service station where service were last conducted".

I returned the rental car and proceeded to get my car. I was told the car would be brought to me at the front of the service bay. The moment the car pulled in front of me, I recognized two major dents on my passenger side door. I brought it to the attention of the service rep. He said he need to get his manager. He got his manager's attention. The manager's responded with "those dents are smooth, they are not recent" I told them that the dents were not there, because I recently washed the car and none of the two dents were present. They told me that the dents were old and someone tried to removed them. I have several witnesses that can attest to the fact that those dents were not there before today. They told me that "I was trying to get them to fix something that they are not responsible for and they are several other dents all over car" At which point they began to pointed out the many things that is wrong with my old car. Needless to say, they refused to take responsibility or even ask anyone if there was an accident/incident. They responded with insults and that I have more issues than whatmi can see. Instead of escalating the situation to verbal abuse or violence, I simply left the dealership and took my car to the service station I had my car recently serviced and they were able to performed the service with no issues. I called several times to follow up on my complaint and no one return my calls or respond to my voicemail. The entire ordeal was an embarrassment and disappoinment from such a prestigous dealership. At the end of the day I have two major dents in my car and no one claiming responsibility.Desired Settlement: I would like to have my car repair immediately and a formal apology from the service rep and his manager.

Business

Response:

Our Service manager, [redacted], looked at the damage the customer said was caused by the dealership and he said that the damage was not new it was old damage that had been done way before the customer came in for service. We are not willing to fix any damage that was not done at our dealership.

Vice President

Review: I co own a vehicle with an individual who on August 30, 2013 to said vehicle to Passport BMW service lane of his own accord. This action was not sanctioned or authorized by me. On August 30, 2013, somehow this individual was able to secure a loaner car from Passport BMW using my insurance card which is in the car at all times and has my name on it, and I don't know what else because the co owner is not on my insurance. To be clear, the car is on my insurance but he is not. Additionally, I have bought the car to Passport BMW on many occasions and obtained a loaner car with no problem once I've provided valid proof of insurance and credit card. I know for a fact that the co owner of the vehicle in question does not have a valid credit card and was not in possession or authorized to use any one of mine. Which is why I am perplexed as to how he was even able to obtain a loaner car. Still, he did and managed to wreck it in an accident. Passport BMW rightfully wants to be made whole for the damage to their loaner vehicle, but for some inexplicable reason they want me to pay for such damage, even though I obviously have absolutely nothing to do with this transaction. On October 2, 2013 Passport BMW threatened me with a collection action if I did not pay for the damages because they were unsuccessful in contacting the co-owner of the vehicle who they gave the loaner car too. That co owner is my neighbor, **. [redacted] who resides at [redacted] or 240-701-5634. This is information I shared with Passport BMW whenever they contacted me about this situation. I explained to them that I had no ideas why **. [redacted] brought the car in for service. I told them that according to the service department on August 30, 2013 the only repair they performed was the simple screwing on of an oil cap. Something so simple shouldn't have required the use of a loaner car and without the proper credentials, how was **. [redacted] able to obtain the vehicle. If he fraudulently used a credit card whose was it and why isn't this now a criminal matter concerning him. Passport BMW is claiming that the contract for the loaner vehicle is somehow tied to me and since they are not able to compel **. [redacted] to answer their many phone calls they have illogically come after me, when it is clear I was not ever at Passport BMW on August 30, 2013. I was not involved in an accident with a Passport BMW loaner car. In fact, the way I found out about the accident was through my insurance company. When I explained to my insurance company that **. [redacted] in fact ran into the back of another vehicle on August 30, 2013 that he was in a loaner car for some reason and obviously passed on my insurance information to the affected party. Considering **. [redacted] is not on my insurance, my insurance company dropped the matter altogether and rejected the claim. **. [redacted] obviously has a lot of explaining and money among other issues to resolve with Passport BMW. Because he is clearly ducking and dodging Passport BMW's calls, they have wrongly decided to come after me. I will not be held responsible for another persons malfeasance, fraud, mistakes, and lax protocols. Passport BMW never should have loaned a car to **. [redacted] without a valid credit card which he does not have. That's their standard protocol. Still, they did and **. [redacted] wrecked it and now he must pay for that. Not me.Desired Settlement: I want Passport BMW to direct their collection actions to the responsible party who is **. [redacted] Because he is the person they loaned a car to and he wrecked it. This matter has nothing to do with me.

I want Passport BMW to stop contacting me about this matter and threatening me with collection action as this situation is of their and **. [redacted]'s own making.

I want Passport BMW to issue me a letter on their company letterhead and signed by a person with authority stating that I am absolved of all responsibility in this matter and that they will hold the true part accountable who is **. [redacted]. I expect to receive this letter in 5 business days. Thank you.

Business

Response:

Passport has been paid by the insurance company.

[redacted] VP

Consumer

Response:

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I have reviewed the response made by the business in reference to complaint ID [redacted], and find that this resolution is satisfactory to me.

Regards,

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