So I waited a bit to post this review to really think over my experience with Brothterton, I don't take negative reviews lightly as I have been on the other side a s a business owner. That being said I do feel my dealings with them do need be documented.
In December 2023 I purchase a used 2015 Suburban from them. I contacted their sales dept. online and we negotiated the cost/financing prior to my arrival.
Upon inspection of the SUV I noticed some things that needed repair and they covered a new rear wiper, auto open rear hatch fix as well as replacement of tires that had gouges in the side (2). I get into financing and going over the "we owe" items their finance person starts talking about warranty and maintenance contracts. He brings up that with the "we owe" items and the cost of repairs of these newer cars that a warranty etc. would be a good way to help offset those costs. He offers me a "bumper to bumper" warranty as well as a maintenance contract that I was told would cover the general maintenance items that are not covered by warranty (including tires) so with the combination of the two I would really drop my one off out of pocket costs to near nothing......
Fast forward to a couple months later and I start having issues with the car, I get it in to their service dept. with a non working A/C, trim panels that literally FELL off the car as well as worn front tires and in need of an alignment. My service advisor pulls up my paperwork and my "bumper to bumper" warranty really is ONLY a power train warranty that covers failure of the engine and transmission and that great maintenance contract I bought literally covers 4 oil changes a year and if I get a nail in my tire.
The maintenance contract cost me 1800.00
Warranty I want to say is 3999.00
So I bring this to the dealerships GM attention and he gives me the option of cancelling the warranty OR for an extra 1500.00 (I believe) I can pay to have the warranty I thought I was getting in the first place, he made no mention of the maintenance contract I purchased and why I was told what I was told regarding that.
I feel like I was steered wrong somewhat purposefully on both the maintenance contract as well as the warranty in order to get me to purchase them thinking either I would not use them or if I did they could upsell me to the level of coverage I thought I already had.......I find this to be a very deceptive business practice.
If you are a former customer I would highly recommend if you did purchase any of there extended warranties or maintenance items that you look into exactly what you bought versus what you got...
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In December 2023 I purchase a used 2015 Suburban from them. I contacted their sales dept. online and we negotiated the cost/financing prior to my arrival.
Upon inspection of the SUV I noticed some things that needed repair and they covered a new rear wiper, auto open rear hatch fix as well as replacement of tires that had gouges in the side (2). I get into financing and going over the "we owe" items their finance person starts talking about warranty and maintenance contracts. He brings up that with the "we owe" items and the cost of repairs of these newer cars that a warranty etc. would be a good way to help offset those costs. He offers me a "bumper to bumper" warranty as well as a maintenance contract that I was told would cover the general maintenance items that are not covered by warranty (including tires) so with the combination of the two I would really drop my one off out of pocket costs to near nothing......
Fast forward to a couple months later and I start having issues with the car, I get it in to their service dept. with a non working A/C, trim panels that literally FELL off the car as well as worn front tires and in need of an alignment. My service advisor pulls up my paperwork and my "bumper to bumper" warranty really is ONLY a power train warranty that covers failure of the engine and transmission and that great maintenance contract I bought literally covers 4 oil changes a year and if I get a nail in my tire.
The maintenance contract cost me 1800.00
Warranty I want to say is 3999.00
So I bring this to the dealerships GM attention and he gives me the option of cancelling the warranty OR for an extra 1500.00 (I believe) I can pay to have the warranty I thought I was getting in the first place, he made no mention of the maintenance contract I purchased and why I was told what I was told regarding that.
I feel like I was steered wrong somewhat purposefully on both the maintenance contract as well as the warranty in order to get me to purchase them thinking either I would not use them or if I did they could upsell me to the level of coverage I thought I already had.......I find this to be a very deceptive business practice.
If you are a former customer I would highly recommend if you did purchase any of there extended warranties or maintenance items that you look into exactly what you bought versus what you got...