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Dynamic Automotive, an Industry Leader in automotive repair, voted best of frederick 2009 Frederick Magazine. Dynamic Automotive has been serving Frederick County residents since 1995 and has established a coveted reputation as an honest, responsive and competitive automotive repair shop. At Dynamic Automotive we use the utmost in State of the Art Technology and Advanced Level Staff to service your domestic and import vehicles. Here, at Dynamic Automotive, we strive to make our customer’s visit a pleasant one, with friendly customer service that exceeds your expectations. We believe in helping our customer make an informed and educated decision regarding their vehicle’s maintenance and repairs. Customer satisfaction is so important to us that we call you back after your repair to make sure you were happy with the service you received! Additional DBA - Dynamic Automotive.
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My son dropped off his Honda for squeaky breaks, oil change, and and quot;check engineand quot; light. Supposedly, the mechanic, Kevin who took in the car reviewed the charges associated with the three items along with whatever they discover. My son is 19, and according to Kevin, he went over a lot of information, one in particular was the cost of and quot;check engineand quot; light and checking the break pads.
Upon completing this test, which most people know if you've ever had your car serviced, that testing the and quot;check engineand quot; is a simple computer based test that usually doesn't take long to get the diagnostics. Additionally, I have never in my life of having my cars repaired, have had to pay for the test and having breaks checked regardless of approving that shop to continue with the work.
According to Kevin, my son verbally agreed that he would pay $120 + $49.50 = 169.50 when he dropped off the car. I wasn't there, so I don't know the whole story, but regardless as to who's telling the truth, the fact that a contract was never signed on this charge, and accepted a verbal agreement from a teenager is sketchy. Please keep in mind the mentality of a 19 year old male who didn't understand the explanation provided to him, and Vn all fairness, if my son was told specifically, and quot;YOU ARE VERBALLY CONSENTING TO PAY $169.50 regardless of the outcome, then maybe he would have called me to ask, as he did once the diagnostics were completed. Nothing was agreed on paper.
Needless to say, when I tried to talk to Kevin and the Manager (who's name escapes me), the manager wouldn't budge. A decent professional manager would have automatically taken the charges off or have offered something in exchange to satisfy a customer for repeat business. This manager came out defensive and told me flat out that there was nothing he could do because it was company policy. All this manager wanted to do was to blame my son for agreeing to pay $169 for a diagnostic test and to check the brakes. He continued by complaining to me, if he didn't charge for these diagnostics, how will his mechanics get paid???? Ludicrous!
I have never in my entire 30 years of having auto work done, had to pay to diagnose a problem. Who in their right minds would pay for a simple test to diagnose the problems? He claims that everyone does. What a shame that people actually fall for this because there are plenty of other auto repair shops (in the interest of moral issues) who would not make that a policy, therefore, I consider this a scam. There was clearly a misunderstanding on the part of my son and Kevin. Consequently, Dynamic should have offered to fix this misunderstanding, rather than argue and cut me off every time I spoke. He wanted confrontation from the time he met me and that is exactly what he got.
I would like to know what local auto company in this area would charge $120 for a diagnostic test? AND $49.50 to check the brakes. The actual work was never performed, and as a previous customer of Dynamic, you made a terrible decision because there was a 90% chance that I would have brought the car back for you to repair. There went estimate of over $1900 for the repairs, as you just lost a Customer.
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