Complaint Review: Super Scooter Shop - Springfield Missouri

It is unfortunate that Maria had a not so pleasurable experience with our company, Super Scooter Shops in Springfield, Missouri in the past.
I wanted to inform Maria, as well as any other potential customer reading this report or any other dated before this said date, that the Super Scooter Shops in Springfield, Missouri is now under new management. Super Scooter Shops has been in business for over 30 years and we want to continue that great tradition. I would love to have the pleasure of proving everyone wrong when old word of mouth is spread, by having the potential customer come in, meet us, discuss what would work best for them and their finances and make sure that they leave our shop smiling. I have been with the Super Scooter Shops for multiple years, as well as my husband and we have taken the reins in the business.  We have been to multiple dealer expos across the U.S. through out the years, we ride motorcycles, Atv's and dirtbikes, go carts, we have years of experience with Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean, English, German, Czech and other types of scooters, and we are family-oriented as well.
We service what we sell, as well as units that we do not sell. We have tons of parts in stock and we also  have a separate warehouse with additional parts. If we do not have what you need, we will try our hardest to get it for you. We have 2 highly trained mechanics with over 10 years of experience in our service department.
 We are going to be having great sales, we are also going to make sure that we keep in good standing with our competitors and make sure that while being 2, 3 and 4 wheel enthusiasts, everyone in the PowerSports Industry can get along since we all have one thing in common. The love of the open road. 
Our goal is to please our customers and make sure that they will  leave great feedback, and word of mouth. So please, Give us a try, before you buy. 
Come by and receive a free helmet and free 1st 500 mile service with your purchase of a scooter today! 417-865-9500 2279 East Kearney Blvd Springfield, MO 65803

Thanks again!
Jessica
Super Scooter Shops

DON'T GO TO THE "SUPER SCOOTER SHOP!!!" Why? I was first interested in a scooter to save on gas, and also to have some fun driving a bike. I went to the Stupid Scooter Shop and found a scooter I was very interested in. I decided that day that I was going to get it. It was a little over the price of what I wanted to spend, so I talked the sales guy down a little bit. Deal! I went home happy, and had my scooter delivered that same day. I also go a very angry call from Mr. Bad A** Boss. He was very upset that I had bought a scooter from him. Apparently you can't make deals at his shop and he wanted me to pay the difference of the price I paid, and the actual price. Also according to the guy that sold the scooter to me "that was NOT the deal" Uhhh.... "Actually it WAS the deal, and I have it in writing." His response was "You had better straighten up that tone with my young man!" Thats just the start.... The first time I hopped on, the scooter hesitated to start. This happened a lot in the few days after I bought it. It also died a few times and there was a fuse that would blow repeatedly. I called the shop and they told me "that will happen in a lot in newer scooters, because there might be air in the gas line." Well okay, sounds plausible....wait, no it doesn't, if there WAS air in the gas line, it would work it's way out after a few runs. especially after a new tank of gas. I called them again and they said to bring it in, and since it was under warranty it wouldn't cost anything. Cool! Not really... Two weeks went by and I wanted my bike back! I called them up and I was told that it should be ready in two days. Well...It wasn't. Two months later.... I finally got the bike back, and the moment I started it up at the shop, the same exact thing happened. "Thats air in the gas line because I had to take it off." Suuuure. On my way home from the shop, the scooter died and a fuse blew. It started up, but I had no signals. The throttle handle was very loose and unsafe. I got home though and as I was taking off the panel to access the fuse box, I noticed some scratches on the sides of the scooter that were never there. At this point I'm pretty pissed. I took off the seat to get to the tool bag that came with the bike. I noticed that the bottom of the leather seat had been ripped and scratched to hell. Also a screw holding on a part of the plastic body was missing. Okay, now I'm really pissed. But wait! Where is my tool kit? Missing... I finally got to the fuse compartment and replaced the blown one, then I called the Super Sh*tty Shop. The boss was very rude when I talked to him. I asked if I could return the defective bike. "No, but you can bring it in and we'll get it fixed." Yeah..Right... So thats where the bike is now, sitting in their shop. My one year warranty is going to expire before it is "fixed". I am assuming that it will still be messed up, so I'll be forced to pay for a fix, at a different shop mind you. They lie to cover their own a**, and blame the customer for stealing. They are rude and will scam you out of your money and services. The owner is a complete a**hole when it comes to dealing with problems. The repair service is the slowest I've ever seen, and has no concern for the product they are working on resulting in broken and missing parts. They also don't fix the problem, and make things worse.

DON'T GO TO THE "SUPER SCOOTER SHOP!!!" Why? I was first interested in a scooter to save on gas, and also to have some fun driving a bike. I went to the Stupid Scooter Shop and found a scooter I was very interested in. I decided that day that I was going to get it. It was a little over the price of what I wanted to spend, so I talked the sales guy down a little bit. Deal! I went home happy, and had my scooter delivered that same day. I also go a very angry call from Mr. Bad A** Boss. He was very upset that I had bought a scooter from him. Apparently you can't make deals at his shop and he wanted me to pay the difference of the price I paid, and the actual price. Also according to the guy that sold the scooter to me "that was NOT the deal" Uhhh.... "Actually it WAS the deal, and I have it in writing." His response was "You had better straighten up that tone with my young man!" Thats just the start.... The first time I hopped on, the scooter hesitated to start. This happened a lot in the few days after I bought it. It also died a few times and there was a fuse that would blow repeatedly. I called the shop and they told me "that will happen in a lot in newer scooters, because there might be air in the gas line." Well okay, sounds plausible....wait, no it doesn't, if there WAS air in the gas line, it would work it's way out after a few runs. especially after a new tank of gas. I called them again and they said to bring it in, and since it was under warranty it wouldn't cost anything. Cool! Not really... Two weeks went by and I wanted my bike back! I called them up and I was told that it should be ready in two days. Well...It wasn't. Two months later.... I finally got the bike back, and the moment I started it up at the shop, the same exact thing happened. "Thats air in the gas line because I had to take it off." Suuuure. On my way home from the shop, the scooter died and a fuse blew. It started up, but I had no signals. The throttle handle was very loose and unsafe. I got home though and as I was taking off the panel to access the fuse box, I noticed some scratches on the sides of the scooter that were never there. At this point I'm pretty pissed. I took off the seat to get to the tool bag that came with the bike. I noticed that the bottom of the leather seat had been ripped and scratched to hell. Also a screw holding on a part of the plastic body was missing. Okay, now I'm really pissed. But wait! Where is my tool kit? Missing... I finally got to the fuse compartment and replaced the blown one, then I called the Super Sh*tty Shop. The boss was very rude when I talked to him. I asked if I could return the defective bike. "No, but you can bring it in and we'll get it fixed." Yeah..Right... So thats where the bike is now, sitting in their shop. My one year warranty is going to expire before it is "fixed". I am assuming that it will still be messed up, so I'll be forced to pay for a fix, at a different shop mind you. They lie to cover their own a**, and blame the customer for stealing. They are rude and will scam you out of your money and services. The owner is a complete a**hole when it comes to dealing with problems. The repair service is the slowest I've ever seen, and has no concern for the product they are working on resulting in broken and missing parts. They also don't fix the problem, and make things worse.

DON'T GO TO THE "SUPER SCOOTER SHOP!!!" Why? I was first interested in a scooter to save on gas, and also to have some fun driving a bike. I went to the Stupid Scooter Shop and found a scooter I was very interested in. I decided that day that I was going to get it. It was a little over the price of what I wanted to spend, so I talked the sales guy down a little bit. Deal! I went home happy, and had my scooter delivered that same day. I also go a very angry call from Mr. Bad A** Boss. He was very upset that I had bought a scooter from him. Apparently you can't make deals at his shop and he wanted me to pay the difference of the price I paid, and the actual price. Also according to the guy that sold the scooter to me "that was NOT the deal" Uhhh.... "Actually it WAS the deal, and I have it in writing." His response was "You had better straighten up that tone with my young man!" Thats just the start.... The first time I hopped on, the scooter hesitated to start. This happened a lot in the few days after I bought it. It also died a few times and there was a fuse that would blow repeatedly. I called the shop and they told me "that will happen in a lot in newer scooters, because there might be air in the gas line." Well okay, sounds plausible....wait, no it doesn't, if there WAS air in the gas line, it would work it's way out after a few runs. especially after a new tank of gas. I called them again and they said to bring it in, and since it was under warranty it wouldn't cost anything. Cool! Not really... Two weeks went by and I wanted my bike back! I called them up and I was told that it should be ready in two days. Well...It wasn't. Two months later.... I finally got the bike back, and the moment I started it up at the shop, the same exact thing happened. "Thats air in the gas line because I had to take it off." Suuuure. On my way home from the shop, the scooter died and a fuse blew. It started up, but I had no signals. The throttle handle was very loose and unsafe. I got home though and as I was taking off the panel to access the fuse box, I noticed some scratches on the sides of the scooter that were never there. At this point I'm pretty pissed. I took off the seat to get to the tool bag that came with the bike. I noticed that the bottom of the leather seat had been ripped and scratched to hell. Also a screw holding on a part of the plastic body was missing. Okay, now I'm really pissed. But wait! Where is my tool kit? Missing... I finally got to the fuse compartment and replaced the blown one, then I called the Super Sh*tty Shop. The boss was very rude when I talked to him. I asked if I could return the defective bike. "No, but you can bring it in and we'll get it fixed." Yeah..Right... So thats where the bike is now, sitting in their shop. My one year warranty is going to expire before it is "fixed". I am assuming that it will still be messed up, so I'll be forced to pay for a fix, at a different shop mind you. They lie to cover their own a**, and blame the customer for stealing. They are rude and will scam you out of your money and services. The owner is a complete a**hole when it comes to dealing with problems. The repair service is the slowest I've ever seen, and has no concern for the product they are working on resulting in broken and missing parts. They also don't fix the problem, and make things worse.

DON'T GO TO THE "SUPER SCOOTER SHOP!!!" Why? I was first interested in a scooter to save on gas, and also to have some fun driving a bike. I went to the Stupid Scooter Shop and found a scooter I was very interested in. I decided that day that I was going to get it. It was a little over the price of what I wanted to spend, so I talked the sales guy down a little bit. Deal! I went home happy, and had my scooter delivered that same day. I also go a very angry call from Mr. Bad A** Boss. He was very upset that I had bought a scooter from him. Apparently you can't make deals at his shop and he wanted me to pay the difference of the price I paid, and the actual price. Also according to the guy that sold the scooter to me "that was NOT the deal" Uhhh.... "Actually it WAS the deal, and I have it in writing." His response was "You had better straighten up that tone with my young man!" Thats just the start.... The first time I hopped on, the scooter hesitated to start. This happened a lot in the few days after I bought it. It also died a few times and there was a fuse that would blow repeatedly. I called the shop and they told me "that will happen in a lot in newer scooters, because there might be air in the gas line." Well okay, sounds plausible....wait, no it doesn't, if there WAS air in the gas line, it would work it's way out after a few runs. especially after a new tank of gas. I called them again and they said to bring it in, and since it was under warranty it wouldn't cost anything. Cool! Not really... Two weeks went by and I wanted my bike back! I called them up and I was told that it should be ready in two days. Well...It wasn't. Two months later.... I finally got the bike back, and the moment I started it up at the shop, the same exact thing happened. "Thats air in the gas line because I had to take it off." Suuuure. On my way home from the shop, the scooter died and a fuse blew. It started up, but I had no signals. The throttle handle was very loose and unsafe. I got home though and as I was taking off the panel to access the fuse box, I noticed some scratches on the sides of the scooter that were never there. At this point I'm pretty pissed. I took off the seat to get to the tool bag that came with the bike. I noticed that the bottom of the leather seat had been ripped and scratched to hell. Also a screw holding on a part of the plastic body was missing. Okay, now I'm really pissed. But wait! Where is my tool kit? Missing... I finally got to the fuse compartment and replaced the blown one, then I called the Super Sh*tty Shop. The boss was very rude when I talked to him. I asked if I could return the defective bike. "No, but you can bring it in and we'll get it fixed." Yeah..Right... So thats where the bike is now, sitting in their shop. My one year warranty is going to expire before it is "fixed". I am assuming that it will still be messed up, so I'll be forced to pay for a fix, at a different shop mind you. They lie to cover their own a**, and blame the customer for stealing. They are rude and will scam you out of your money and services. The owner is a complete a**hole when it comes to dealing with problems. The repair service is the slowest I've ever seen, and has no concern for the product they are working on resulting in broken and missing parts. They also don't fix the problem, and make things worse.