karloff
Lake Bluff,#2Consumer Comment
Sun, June 23, 2002
Greetings, I too had to take a car to AAMCO and was quoted a $2500 rebuild and that didn't cover anything that they AAMCO might have found wrong or had to replace, this was the exact words the salesman said to me... I took the vehicle to another transmission shop that found it was a ground wire for the car's turbo that wasn't connected and that's what was causing the shifting problems payed $5.00 as opposed to the $2500 stay away from AAMCO the only word in thier vocabulary is rebuild!
#30
Sat, May 05, 2001
This email is a rebuttal to RipOff #4836. It was sent by @Rebuttal_Name@ at [email protected]. AAMCO Rip-off - BUYER BEWARE (#4836) They filed the following rebuttal to the above Rip-Off Report: Their email: [email protected] Their relationship to the company: Owner of another AAMCO Rebuttal: This does not sound like standard aamco practice. It seems as if you misunderstood and if you received a copy of an estimate you should have read it before writing your little story. When you take your car into the center and tell them what is wrong, you are sold a minor diagnostic service, also known as the external diagnostic service. After the diagnostic the center will let you know if the problem is internal or external. If the problem is internal they will give you a base price. The base price includes the cost of labor to repair your transmissions. The center can't give you a complete price until they look inside of your transmission and let you know what hard parts are damaged and if you need a torque convertor. When this is determined, you will be informed of the cost of hard parts which are additional and the cost of the torque converter, which is also additional. This is clearly written on the paperwork you were given. Read it and understand it. If you need further information, contact the center and they will give you more details. In this case the AAMCO center is not wrong. This is a written policy they are following. Sorry for any misspellings.