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Fort Collins,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, March 25, 2015
Before I write public complaints regarding a Keystone Avalanche purchased new from Windish RV and the service received, I'll give president an opportunity to contact me first.
Sean
Denver,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, June 06, 2013
I recently pulled the trigger on a new TT at Windish RV in Lakewood, CO. The entire buying cycle was 2 months. I took some time off to research the TT I was interested in and not once did the salesperson harrass me or pressure me into making the deal sooner... I've had the opportunity to work directly with a lot of members of the Windish RV team and everyone there in my opinion is classy and dedicated to complete customer service, some people however, are never satisfied. If you have a problem with them, give Windish a chance to make it right, I know they will. When you're a dealer of that size, you can't make everyone happy but from what I saw, there were a lot of happy customers int he lobby running around.
Yesterday I made my purchase and I am confident it was a great one. They beat the price of any other dealer in the United States which I shopped this particular TT around to. It's nice to know we have a TT dealer in town that will stand behind their products and give great prices.
Thanks Windish -- I'm a happy customer!
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Lakewood,#4Author of original report
Tue, January 23, 2007
Thanks for the rebuttal, however, I wasn't satisfied with the help Windish offered and I did write to them telling them this. If they were so helpful with my situation then why did it take multiple inquiries to get a response and that I had to write to the President of the company to get any action? Yes I purchased it "as is" and yes I DID NOT do my homework. I relied on the sales person statement that it was in good working order! I am the fool to believe him! The main point of all this is, if you purchase a RV from Windish, DO YOUR HOMEWORK! The sales people will not tell you the truth! The RVs are way over priced for their condition. I paid $18,000 for this lemon and I'm still working on it since I purchased it last fall. After the fact I've seen RVs of this model, in better condition go for $5,000 less than what I paid for this one. I've purchased two RVs in the past from individuals and in both cases there were items to be fixed but not to the extent this one has! The price I paid was very high for the condition. I did express my dissatisfaction with Windish. Don't let them tell you otherwise. They are a Dealership to sell high-end RVs at a high-end price. Think of it this way.. why would they sell a used RV that was listed for $29,000 and the waste water tank (black water) was full? Why did it have a fuel leak? Why did the transmission fall apart only after 15 miles!! Why is it riddled with electrical problems? Just do your homework, pay a good mechanic to go over the RV before paying any money and don't take any advice from the sales people, they lie! Most of all take it for a test drive no matter what the sales person tells you!!! I am upset with myself for believing anything the sales person and sales manager told me and with Windish for selling an RV in such poor shape at an inflated price.
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Lakewood,#5Author of original report
Tue, January 23, 2007
Thanks for the rebuttal, however, I wasn't satisfied with the help Windish offered and I did write to them telling them this. If they were so helpful with my situation then why did it take multiple inquiries to get a response and that I had to write to the President of the company to get any action? Yes I purchased it "as is" and yes I DID NOT do my homework. I relied on the sales person statement that it was in good working order! I am the fool to believe him! The main point of all this is, if you purchase a RV from Windish, DO YOUR HOMEWORK! The sales people will not tell you the truth! The RVs are way over priced for their condition. I paid $18,000 for this lemon and I'm still working on it since I purchased it last fall. After the fact I've seen RVs of this model, in better condition go for $5,000 less than what I paid for this one. I've purchased two RVs in the past from individuals and in both cases there were items to be fixed but not to the extent this one has! The price I paid was very high for the condition. I did express my dissatisfaction with Windish. Don't let them tell you otherwise. They are a Dealership to sell high-end RVs at a high-end price. Think of it this way.. why would they sell a used RV that was listed for $29,000 and the waste water tank (black water) was full? Why did it have a fuel leak? Why did the transmission fall apart only after 15 miles!! Why is it riddled with electrical problems? Just do your homework, pay a good mechanic to go over the RV before paying any money and don't take any advice from the sales people, they lie! Most of all take it for a test drive no matter what the sales person tells you!!! I am upset with myself for believing anything the sales person and sales manager told me and with Windish for selling an RV in such poor shape at an inflated price.
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Lakewood,#6Author of original report
Tue, January 23, 2007
Thanks for the rebuttal, however, I wasn't satisfied with the help Windish offered and I did write to them telling them this. If they were so helpful with my situation then why did it take multiple inquiries to get a response and that I had to write to the President of the company to get any action? Yes I purchased it "as is" and yes I DID NOT do my homework. I relied on the sales person statement that it was in good working order! I am the fool to believe him! The main point of all this is, if you purchase a RV from Windish, DO YOUR HOMEWORK! The sales people will not tell you the truth! The RVs are way over priced for their condition. I paid $18,000 for this lemon and I'm still working on it since I purchased it last fall. After the fact I've seen RVs of this model, in better condition go for $5,000 less than what I paid for this one. I've purchased two RVs in the past from individuals and in both cases there were items to be fixed but not to the extent this one has! The price I paid was very high for the condition. I did express my dissatisfaction with Windish. Don't let them tell you otherwise. They are a Dealership to sell high-end RVs at a high-end price. Think of it this way.. why would they sell a used RV that was listed for $29,000 and the waste water tank (black water) was full? Why did it have a fuel leak? Why did the transmission fall apart only after 15 miles!! Why is it riddled with electrical problems? Just do your homework, pay a good mechanic to go over the RV before paying any money and don't take any advice from the sales people, they lie! Most of all take it for a test drive no matter what the sales person tells you!!! I am upset with myself for believing anything the sales person and sales manager told me and with Windish for selling an RV in such poor shape at an inflated price.
B
Lakewood,#7Author of original report
Tue, January 23, 2007
Thanks for the rebuttal, however, I wasn't satisfied with the help Windish offered and I did write to them telling them this. If they were so helpful with my situation then why did it take multiple inquiries to get a response and that I had to write to the President of the company to get any action? Yes I purchased it "as is" and yes I DID NOT do my homework. I relied on the sales person statement that it was in good working order! I am the fool to believe him! The main point of all this is, if you purchase a RV from Windish, DO YOUR HOMEWORK! The sales people will not tell you the truth! The RVs are way over priced for their condition. I paid $18,000 for this lemon and I'm still working on it since I purchased it last fall. After the fact I've seen RVs of this model, in better condition go for $5,000 less than what I paid for this one. I've purchased two RVs in the past from individuals and in both cases there were items to be fixed but not to the extent this one has! The price I paid was very high for the condition. I did express my dissatisfaction with Windish. Don't let them tell you otherwise. They are a Dealership to sell high-end RVs at a high-end price. Think of it this way.. why would they sell a used RV that was listed for $29,000 and the waste water tank (black water) was full? Why did it have a fuel leak? Why did the transmission fall apart only after 15 miles!! Why is it riddled with electrical problems? Just do your homework, pay a good mechanic to go over the RV before paying any money and don't take any advice from the sales people, they lie! Most of all take it for a test drive no matter what the sales person tells you!!! I am upset with myself for believing anything the sales person and sales manager told me and with Windish for selling an RV in such poor shape at an inflated price.
Carolyn
Lakewood,#8REBUTTAL Owner of company
Fri, January 19, 2007
I was very surprised to see Bruce's letter complaining about Windish RV on the RIP-OFF report. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to answer his allegations. Bruce did purchase a used Class A diesel motorhome from Windish in Sept 2006. He made an offer on the vehicle much lower than the price we had it listed for. We accepted the offer based on the fact that he take it "as is." This was clearly stated to him and even put into writing. The original listed price for the motorhome included taking it thtough out shop for a total recon and systems check. Bruce wanted the unit but did not want to pay for this service. We never told him that he couldn't drive the vehicle before he bought it. We encourage evveryone to take a test drive before purchase. Around Sept 20th, I received the first letter from Bruce regarding repairs he had to have done on his vehicle. He asked that we split a $2590 bill from AAMCO. I called him immediately and told him that even though he bought the unit as is I would help him out with this bill by sending him $750, which I did on Sept 21st. (I never even received a copy of the repair bill) Bruce thanked me and said he was happy with that. On Oct 25th, I got another letter from Bruce stating that he had to spend $233 on a fuel leak (repair bill was attached). He also ssid the coach was not clean when he picked it up. I called him and immediately cut him a check for the $233 on Oct 27th. I sent a note along with the check saying I was doing this for customer good will and I also offered him a free full detail on his coach only asking that he give us 4 days lead time for the detail department. At no time did I ever hear any negative feedback from him that he was not happy. Windish RV takes pride in the fact that we try to work with any customer that has a problem after the purchase of one of our vehicles. We promply answer any communications and work towards a resolution. As laid out above, Bruce's communications to me were answered promptly, a resolution proposed and accepted; which we believed was to Bruce's satisfaction!