"Mark wahlberg Chevrolet on Dublin granville rd.Beware if you're going to have parts installed at mark wahlberg Chevrolet on 161. I took my Chevy impala to Mark Wahlberg about 1 1/2 years ago to have some parts installed ( calipers, rotors, pads, and front and rear sway bars) they don't warranty the parts because they are aftermarket parts but they do warranty the insulation of the parts. Just a couple of weeks ago my Chevy impala's front wheel hubs started to go out and there was a banging noise every time I went over the littlest bump. Took it to Ricart chevrolet and they drove it and informed me that my wheels hubs where going out and that the front sway bar was installed wrong (upside down). The end links and mounts were destroyed. Service manger at Ricart took pictures and informed Mark Wahlberg service manager before repairs where started Since they were the ones who installed it wrong. I took the invoice from Ricart to Wahlberg after the repairs were done because I don't think I should have to pay for the sway bar repairs because they installed it wrong. I showed the service manager the invoice and the pictures from Ricart and they didn't believe it. The pictures showed the damage. I told them to call the service manager at Ricart to verify that it was installed wrong but they refused to do it. So $900 later Wahlberg Chevrolet basically said oh well. After me and my family and friends buying 8 cars from them I will make sure anybody and everybody I know to not buy from them or take their cars there for service."
Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet of Worthington
2
10
700 E Dublin Granville Rd, Columbus
CLOSE · 09:00 - 20:00 · +1 614-321-7255
"All the people working at Mark Wahlberg Chevrolet of Worthington, Oh. are the most thoughtful, kindest, and thorough on all the details. They really treated me as a family member ! I had totaled my car, and they spent extra time with me to understand what I wanted. Listening carefully, they understood financially I was concerned about high payments. Well, they worked to make a new car affordable for me. The entire experience was exciting and fun. I purchased a Chevy Blazer EV, with low payments. The Red Blazer has everything I wanted. It is much safer than any car I have ever had. I love my new car, and my new family at Mark Wahlberg of Worthington.\n\n833-825-5123 sales\n\nBest (BCD)customer helper Pam Lammkin\nSales pro : Austin Chapman\nGeneral Sales Manager: Jarrod Auten\nFinance Mgr Stacy Evans\n\nService 833-741-0930"
Dave Gill Chevrolet
3
64
4700 E Broad St, Columbus
CLOSE · 07:00 - 19:00 · +1 614-861-6230
"The tow person was great, very attentive and helpful. I'm happy to do business with AAA."
Byers Chevrolet
3
68
5887 N Meadows Dr, Grove City
CLOSE · 09:00 - 20:00 · +1 614-503-1937
"Great sales ppl and service department bought 2 cars from them they made it super easy to get things done And the sadness ppl are great in keeping in touch"
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