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Hometown Subaru 117 Midtown Ave Mt Hope, WV 25880 (877) 490-6715 Hometown Subaru Reviews	John Howard Motors 1730 Mileground Rd Morgantown, WV 26508 (304) 292-0171 John Howard Motors Reviews	Larry Myers Subaru Hyundai 750 Lodgeville Road Bridgeport , WV 26330 (304) 848-6000 Larry Myers Subaru Hyundai Reviews
Louis Thomas Subaru Inc 636 7th St Parkersburg, WV 26101 (304) 428-5111 Louis Thomas Subaru Inc Reviews	River City Subaru 5223 US Rt 60 East Huntington , WV 25705 (304) 736-7777 River City Subaru Reviews	Rodgers Fairlea Subaru 260 Seneca Trail Ronceverte, WV 24970 (304) 645-2400 Rodgers Fairlea Subaru Reviews
Suburban Subaru 320 MacCorkle Ave W Saint Albans, WV 25177 (304) 722-7256 Suburban Subaru Reviews	Wheeling Volkswagen-Subaru 1 National Road Wheeling, WV 26003 (304) 242-7313 Wheeling Volkswagen-Subaru Reviews

Larry Myers Subaru Hyundai - Bridgeport , WV

On 12/1/2013 12:56:02 PM creationzbykim wrote:
I paid them $1600. To fix my car. It worked a week and stopped running. Had it towed back up there and they said it was the fuel pump. I didn't have another $700. That they noted me to fix it. They ripped me off! They should have fixed it the first time!!

Hometown Subaru - Mt Hope, WV

On 5/14/2013 4:15:51 PM JoePetrulionis wrote:
I am the guy who wrote the Excellent review below, promising to get back once I had my mechanic at home take a look. Turns out I broke a timing belt and bent two Valves, also damaging two guides. These guys at Hometown told me I had destroyed two heads! Instead of a valve job, Hometown told me that both heads needed to be replaced. They "just happened" to have the used heads on hand, explaining that this good luck was saving me more than a thousand dollars. They had to send the used heads out for a valve job and some machining. (Turns out they could have done this with my heads but then they would not have been able to charge me for the two heads.)

In the end they got me for $3200, the majority of which was labor, and which my home mechanic of eighteen years tells me is about twice too high--even for dealership rates. My mechanic is fixing the old heads and expects them to cost me about $400 to get them back to perfect and installed. Also, they took four days (three and a half anyway) while I sat and stewed in a local hotel. A valve job could have been done overnight.

Lesson: when being towed down the road, don't always assume you are better off with a dealer's service. Subaru must have little oversight over its dealers. I have owned Subaru's for thirty years. If they can't clean up their corrupt dealership network I will be thinking hard about purchasing another one.

Lesson 2: When being towed down the road near Beckley, WV, tell the tow truck driver to go ahead and save you some money by towing you several States away! These are very nice guys. Don't be fooled by the nice guy act, they are out to take every penny they can.