Marika Lila - a year ago
Crooks, liars, and all the bad apples that go with it! I wanted to make an appointment to have them synchronize my Peugeot key, which I had made by another garage. They refused at first, then the garage where I got the key made had to call them before they agreed. They told them the price would be €60, but when I called them right after, they told me the price was €180. Maybe they wanted to recoup the money I paid for the key I didn't get from them. They even offered to come to where the car is parked for an extra €60. If I could, I would have given them zero stars.
D J - 2 years ago
Run away, you fools!!!!
Unprofessional, even swindlers...
My friends, whose car broke down during their stay in the area, chose this establishment on the advice of their insurance company.
Result: 1 unhappy customer and 1 unacceptable attitude!
Questions:
1 --Do you think it's normal to take more than a week just to diagnose the problem? (OK, it's summer and everyone's on vacation)
2 --Do you think it's normal to charge €30/day for storage because, of course, they're closing for 3 weeks starting this Friday (yes, it's the holidays)?
What honest business owner would dare charge you €600 for storage when you can't even diagnose a problem in less than a week?
3 --Who wouldn't feel ripped off in such a situation?
Julio esteban - 4 years ago
Ha, sometimes I wonder if you're not better.
Not s Allier, if I'm using the right term
against... time wasted on.../..
But still, yes! Trust remains.
Halala, I don't question anyone.
That's the way the world works...
So vera, who will be
But perhaps it would require some questioning by naming no one and trusting to find the same interest.
I should have been a poet.
Good luck to you.
Lydie Mathey - 5 years ago
They don't repair broken down vehicles, they told me. I had made an appointment and they didn't want to diagnose it because it wasn't running. I wasted my day. This isn't a garage, they should be selling chocolate croissants.
Lucien Vicchetti - 5 years ago
Engine problem,
My daughter's car had an engine whistling problem in her 2008 1.2 PureTech. Each time she reported it, the APS garage told me it was normal and that it was due to the turbo. Finally, tired of always hearing that it was normal, she took advantage of the holidays to contact another dealership, who quickly found the cause: the oil vapor separator. Next time, she'll go directly elsewhere.
