South Hills Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM FIAT

Have several back-to-back emails from Taylor. You lied, Have emailed she'll only run 2 inquiries, Well what did you do? PLUS still to date, she RUNS and HIDES the other way you shady Clown. She in fact, took our personal info that she wanted so badly in the morning, Only to FAIL to acknowledge or let people know the status! Guess what, we'll use your email on a Federal Civil Suit against you. Charlie only responds or talks to you when he sees fit.

I went to South Hills Jeep to purchase a new truck that was more than capable of towing my RV trailer. I met with the salesman and made clear throughout the whole transaction that I was not interested in all the extra options but that the truck I purchased not only met, but greatly exceeded the needed, amount to tow. I was shown a Silver Ram 1500 V6 and I asked him repeatedly if this car would be able to tow what I wanted. He left to talk to his manager and came back with a piece of paper that showed the truck would be able to tow in excess of 7,300 lbs. I, the consumer, took his word for it as the sales professional who should know the specifications of the truck and agreed to the deal. The following business day I gave my extra key to the salesman nd asked him why my remote entry wasn’t working when I touched the door handle. He apparently was unaware that the truck didn’t have that capability even though he sold it to me saying it had remote entry. He looked confused and had to ask the rest of the team why it wasn’t working. In the end the truck did not in fact have that ability. Knowing that he wasn’t sure about this simple item, I questioned the towing ability of the truck and began researching by doing a simple VIN lookup. It appeared on the RAM website that the truck was only capable of pulling 6,350 lbs. Not the 7,300 stated during the sale. This is significant as to be stated again, was my primary goal, to tow MORE than what was needed. If I had towed the RV at a later date and was in an accident, I could be liable for the fact that I was towing more than what was capable. I had relied on the sales professional to tell me the specifications of the truck he was selling me and he failed to do so. I returned to the dealership Dec 20th to voice my concern with The manager and He acknowledged they were wrong. Had this been told to me during the sale I would have walked away as this DID NOT meet my requirements. Since this was their fault I asked if I could have my jeep back. The manager said it was already paid and he could only sell it back to me. I called the leasing company afterward and the keep actually was not paid off. I emailed the owner and received no response. With no alternative, I purchased my jeep back from them and they couldn’t even give me the courtesy of taking care of the sales tax.

I went to South Hills Jeep to purchase a new truck that was more than capable of towing my RV trailer. I met with the salesman and made clear throughout the whole transaction that I was not interested in all the extra options but that the truck I purchased not only met, but greatly exceeded the needed, amount to tow. I was shown a Silver Ram 1500 V6 and I asked him repeatedly if this car would be able to tow what I wanted. He left to talk to his manager and came back with a piece of paper that showed the truck would be able to tow in excess of 7,300 lbs. I, the consumer, took his word for it as the sales professional who should know the specifications of the truck and agreed to the deal. The following business day I gave my extra key to the salesman nd asked him why my remote entry wasn’t working when I touched the door handle. He apparently was unaware that the truck didn’t have that capability even though he sold it to me saying it had remote entry. He looked confused and had to ask the rest of the team why it wasn’t working. In the end the truck did not in fact have that ability. Knowing that he wasn’t sure about this simple item, I questioned the towing ability of the truck and began researching by doing a simple VIN lookup. It appeared on the RAM website that the truck was only capable of pulling 6,350 lbs. Not the 7,300 stated during the sale. This is significant as to be stated again, was my primary goal, to tow MORE than what was needed. If I had towed the RV at a later date and was in an accident, I could be liable for the fact that I was towing more than what was capable. I had relied on the sales professional to tell me the specifications of the truck he was selling me and he failed to do so. I returned to the dealership Dec 20th to voice my concern with The manager and He acknowledged they were wrong. Had this been told to me during the sale I would have walked away as this DID NOT meet my requirements. Since this was their fault I asked if I could have my jeep back. The manager said it was already paid and he could only sell it back to me. I called the leasing company afterward and the keep actually was not paid off. I emailed the owner and received no response. With no alternative, I purchased my jeep back from them and they couldn’t even give me the courtesy of taking care of the sales tax.