Mewallsjr

26 de oct. de 2016

Tom Unnever showed me the very best of customer service. Easy to talk to and really what's to make your experience a successful one.

it broke

24 de oct. de 2016

Love our new E-Class, had a problem . ,broke down 3 times in first 2 weeks. Nobody from the dealership returned any of my calls-period. The M/B dealer in Lubbock, Tx jumped thrue hoops for us, got us our $$ back for trip interruption, got us in contact with M/B for further assistance. This should have been done by the selling dealer. After we gave the salesman a high score 2 days after purchase, he dropped us like we had the plague. Left many messages asking for mngt, no return call. Nothing but BS & promises. I am very disappointed in the dealer, I at least deserved a return phone call for 70K.

Megan Appell

5 de oct. de 2016

I just had the best experience working with Jacob Steger. If you are looking for a car - any car, go work with Jacob. He will make it happen and he will make the entire process so enjoyable and fun. He is so kind and understanding and not pushy at all. I can't say enough good things about my experience working with him - the best!

Doris Brewer

22 de sep. de 2016

My wife entered the dealership last week looking for a new or used car to use for her business. She met Tom Worsham and immediately found him to be friendly, personable and very helpful. Tom suggested she look at a 2015 MG 550 that had recently been returned from a customer lease. She fell in love with it and called me to come in and join her for a test drive. She also told me she was impressed with Tom. During the walk around inspection of the vehicle he had showed her a small scratch on the door of the car which she was not able to detect without his help. His honesty and openness was both refreshing and reassuring to her. The vehicle was loaded with extras and the previous owner had provided it with immaculate care. While on the test drive Tom demonstrated his expertise and familiarity with all of the features of the vehicle and patiently answered dozens of questions. He also demonstrated his detailed knowledge of many of the operational features and capabilities offered by this particular vehicle, and explained their function in straightforward and easy to understand terms. Tom is definitely not the stereotype car salesman. He made both of us feel important and stayed closely attuned to our needs and desires. He is well mannered, courteous, kind, well-informed and a pleasure to be around. He played a major role in our decision to buy at MB Georgetown, by making our buying experience thoroughly enjoyable and satisfying.We would also like to mention another MB Georgetown employee. Brant Wimpee steered us through the normal maze of contract documents associated with buying a car. This where you are also traditionally presented with a range of "extra" services and programs available for purchase. Brant clearly and concisely presented the full menu of offerings, explaining pros and cons of each. But refreshingly, there was no hard sell on any of these items. Since we were purchasing a "used" - albeit a luxury vehicle - for business use, we decided ourselves to add a maintenance package and an extended warranty program. There was plenty of flexibility in deciding on the duration and costs of the programs we decided to include. Brant was thorough, efficient and a delight to work with. When we decided to return the following week to revise some of our original signing documents to insure my wife was reflected as the primary owner, Brant was quick to accommodate us. His treatment of us demonstrated the same emphasis on customer service that Tom Worsham had shown us earlier.

pjw1967

12 de sep. de 2016

MB of Georgetown had the CPO ML350 that we wanted. Did all the prelim negos with Ken Shipp by text. Drove from The Woodlands to Georgetown in 3 hrs last Friday. The car was everything they said it would be. We drove out 1.5 hrs later in our 2014 ML350 and couldn't be happier. Hats off to Ken Shipp and his colleagues.

Happy driver

23 de jul. de 2016

Everyone treated us as if we were the most important people who ever walked thru their doors!!!My husband had been communicating with Tim Ewalt for better part of a year!We have looked high and low for about 2 years for the car we wantedIt seemed it just wasn't out there.....anywhere and we checked dealerships all over the country between Texas and California!!We were about to decide we needed to settle for something else..... maybe even brand XSurprise surprise ...... we had to be in Killeen then RoundRick last week and my husband wanted to go check out the inventory at George Town Mercedes Long story short.....,,Tim found our car but with a lot more options than we had wanted.A deal was struck and we are now the proud owners of a gorgeous E250 Bluetec!!!We are still amazed at the deal they made us and still impressed at the royal treatment shown us!!!Driving is not usually a fun thing for me, more a necessary evil to survive this this worldI had the pleasure of driving our new Benz from Round Rick to Lubbock yesterdayIt was awesome..... not only super comfortable but such a delight to drive!!I soon relaxed and my 300 plus drive home was easy as pie for me!!!I would not hesitate to recommend this dealership....from the customer lounge which offered assorted beverages and snacks to all the employees who made this car buying experience better than any other....Ever!!!Thank you each and everyone of you at Mercedes Benz of George Town Texas!!!

RBS

5 de jul. de 2016

What a mess this dealership is and the amount of employee turnover is mind-bogglingLast month I called to speak to Christal, the latest Service Consultant with whom I worked, and left a message on her voicemail. I wanted to speak to her to follow up on the last service visit as I kept receiving inaccurate Know Your Vehicle reports. About 40 minutes later I received an email from some guy named Adam Fontenot, confirming my appointment for the following Monday (a date, BTW, when I was going to be out of the country) which apparently was set up by my Advisor, Richard (another guy with whom I had never spoken). Within 6 minutes of the email I received a call from some very annoying woman at the dealership to confirm this appointment the appointment I never made clearly unbeknownst to her. She did not seem to have any idea what was happening and didnt even know that I had not made the appointment. Then she involved some other woman who told me that Richard had told her to set up the appointment. She could not even explain why she had chosen the time and date or what was going to be done at this appointment.I explained that I had actually called to speak to Christal and had simply left a message for her to call me. It was only then that I was told that, notwithstanding the fact that Christals voicemail was still active, she left a while ago. Richard is now the seventh Service Consultant (Ryan, Jeff, Nathan, Tony, Michael, Christal and now apparently Richard) which I have had at this dealership in the last 29/30 months the first six having left now. Even stranger is the fact that new management has started hiring back some of the people who left or were let go under previous management. One guy who I was told by the former Service Manager was fired for being completely out of touch (his words not mine) is back again. (As a point of reference I try to have the cars serviced at MB Houston North as often as possible. There everything works as it should and I have had the same Service Advisor for 8 years!)During my last service visit to Mercedes Benz of Georgetown (MBG) there were all sorts of problems to mention only a few: the mileage on the car listed was off by 2,000+ miles; the service report was a reprint of one from a former visit where most if not all of the items had since been taken care of during that penultimate service visit; and I was quoted one charge in writing for a transmission service and then charged a different amount (needless to say higher). When asked for my insurance card (for the loaner car) I requested that they make a copy of it and give it back to me as last time they lost the card yes you guessed it they lost it again and after 20 minutes finally found it in the new shop area. They also told me that I had 2 tires which had dry rot and needed replacement. I then asked for an up-to-date report to be emailed to me and once again was just sent the old, inaccurate one. When I questioned it again I was told we are working out the kinks in the system.The dry rot tires claim is an interesting one. I had the same tires checked by Discount Tires (DT) 2 days later and was told they could find no dry rot. Whilst the tires were coming up on time for replacement due to tread wear DT found no dry rot. The replacement costs for the EXACT same tires at DT was $470 (plus tax) compared to the $750.20 (plus tax) quoted by MBG. After the last two visits to MBG I came away with the distinct impression that there was a push on in the Service Department to sell tires as three other people in the waiting room were told their tires had dry rot. Out of nine people in the waiting area - 4 had tires with dry rot - what are the odds?I dont know if the new management needs even more time (they bought the place 9+ months ago) to work things out but clearly there is something very wrong here. The place is mass confusion and much of this is exacerbated by the silly procedures which the new management has installed. There are all sorts of people, mostly kids, standing around in the forecourt, doing virtually nothing. Once you finally get into the forecourt (as inexplicably there is a constant line of cars backed up outside) one has to check in with one of them and give them various bits of information. Then through the first of many breakdowns in communication at this place, one then must check-in at this silly little Concierge desk which has been plopped by the door and explain everything again. Once the Concierge cannot find your appointment (which in my experience is the norm) more confusion ensues. Finally, you meet with a Service Advisor who again has been given no information from the first 2 people. If you need a loaner you should add 25-30 minutes to the whole process. When it is time to collect your car this whole farce plays out again and dont apply any logic at this point in the process either. If you go to the cashiers counter to pay your bill you will be sent back to the Concierge to actually collect the invoice and other related paperwork if your Advisor has remembered to close it out. If not, then all sorts of people go on an Easter Egg Hunt to try to find the paperwork to check you out. If you are lucky your car is not still in the car wash and you can then leave shortly thereafter.

SaumyaSethu

18 de jun. de 2016

It seems they do not want to sell cars at all. It was a whole chasing process for me. I had shown interest in leasing a car with them. Sales Rep Mark promised to give us numbers and call back but it did not happen the way he said. Forget about working on numbers even after telling we want to buy the car by end of week, he never called back. After I gave two calls I got in touch he gave some numbers and as negotiation cycle works , I asked him to rework and he said he will call bak. As unexpected from a mercedes service he did not give a call back. I spoke to Manager Tony and he said I can understand your frustration and I will counsell Mark that's it! They have no courtsey as a dealership to work with custsomer on hiis complaint. Shameful of them to have this reknowed mercedes brand name associated with them if they do not know how to sell a car.

Brad

9 de may. de 2016

Had a great experience. Mark my salesman found the exact car I wanted. I would recommend Mercedes Benz of Georgetown to everyone. Thanks Mark for a wonderful experience and car!

K. Thomison

23 de abr. de 2016

A lot of negative reviews up here so I thought I would share our experience to level the playing field and get something up that's more recent. My wife and I were interested in for a Certified Pre-Owned GLK350 that I had inquired about through the internet. Within minutes I got a call back from Jacob Steger who said he would be happy to show is the car. We went in that Saturday and after test driving the car, my wife was underwhelmed. Nothing against the vehicle, she was just used to driving a larger Saturn Outlook SUV and the GLK is a smaller vehicle in terms of being a crossover. Jacob didn't pressure us at all. He listened to our comments and waited for us to come up with the next move. I glanced across the parking lot and asked my wife if she liked any of the cars. After about 15 minutes while Jacob and I were walking the aisles I noticed my wife had glued herself to a 2014 Lunar Blue C250. It was well within out budget, CPO, low mileage and spotless for a two year old car. She was sold. Although it ALWAYS takes too long at any dealership, it wasn't too bad. Jacob was awesome. No hint of the typical high pressure cars salesperson. Financing was great, Brant Wimpee, the guy that took care of the paperwork (finance manager?) was funny and managed to carry on a conversation with us while navigating through a mountain of paperwork. Terrific experience, amazing car and we are now first time MB owners.