As someone that worked in dealerships for 12 years, this is my best advise: Do not leave a message. Call and ask for a service advisor. If you get sent to voicemail, hang up and call back. Explain that you need to speak to a live person. If that fails, ask for the service manager. If you get voicemail, hang up and call again. Let them know that you you got voicemail again. If they tell you the service manager is unavailable, ask for the parts and service director. Repeat the process if needed, and then ask for the general manager. Always be polite and speak respectfully. As hard as it seems, don't lose your temper. Eventually the person answering the phone will reach out to someone high enough up the food chain get your problem addressed. Good luck.
Lol this a community question section, you're not asking the dealer. Anyway, call and ask for manager instead of getting pissed off
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