lindros2

Sorry for the spam but had to share based on everyone's mixed experiences with dealers across the USA.

After many small early-build related issues, Ed Voyles has really come through. They (primarily Jason F. and Keith M. in service) worked with Acura, spent time with the car, and worked diligently to remedy everything.

-josh

Sherlock

What issues did you have.. I have just begun to work with them as my experiences with Athens and Baranco have come to an end.

I've been working with JD up there.

rets

While lindros2 posted this thread, "Maxwell" is the first name popping up into my mind...

lindros2

Sherlock -- I had all the issues of early build cars (tires/vibration/seat memory/etc.). Although I had to pay for Michelin Pilot Sport A/S's, they installed them.

rets -- Maxwell?

zalik22

What issues did they take care of for you? I had a sagging headliner and they fixed it so it is a little better. They asked me whether or not I purchased the car from there, which I hope did not affect the level of service I received. I bought mine from Acura of Augusta since I saved a few thousand dollars. I thought their service was just ok. I can't say anything bad about them yet..

lindros2

my experience with dealers is that they always take better care of those that buy the car there.

I never settled on a good dealer for my Audi because I bought from a dealer that was atrocious (ultimately backed a van into my car while it was in for an oil change). Sad thing was that my dealer choice *wasn't* money related - they were just the only dealer with silver/black combo at the time... Bastard sales guy at another dealer, however, told them it was money related.

rets

I thought you know it's the name of Sherlock's 04TL.