Ourisman Chevrolet of Rockville - Curbside pickup and home delivery available

HORRIBLE HORRID BAD YOU NAME IT! THEY GAVE ME WRONG DIAGNOSTICS WRONG ESTIMATES AND JUST DIDNT EVEN DO THEY JOB CORRECTLY PLEASE DONT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH THESE IMBECILES

Kasheem was an awesome salesman. Everyone else involved made the car buying process easy, from the manager to Leo who did the financing.

I am very grateful for the work. My problem was solved very quickly thanks to the excellent work of Mandeep Singh and Santos Velis.

Staff listened to and responded to my requests. Work was done well and quickly. I appreciated the courtesy and respect that was shone to me. I will be returning in a couple of months for additional work on my car.

No longer happy! See edit below. Couldn't be more happy with the service. 3 hour drive was worth it. Thanks Brandon that made my car buying simple. Not happy now, as they no longer want to fix the damaged paint and dent from the dealership lot. We had an agreement, but since I am 3 hours away, they ghosted me. Do not trust the sales manager!

Their service department has excellent service writers, they do a great job with communicating the issues

They post cars they do not have in their inventory just to bring people in and scam them,

A company is only as good as its worst customer experience — and sadly, Ourisman Chevrolet of Rockville gave me mine. What should have been a dream turned into weeks of frustration, wasted time, and broken trust. I thought I was getting a great deal on a lightly used 2021 Corvette with 4,949 miles — my first Corvette ever. Instead, the experience became a living nightmare. Right after signing all the financial paperwork and returning from my test drive, I discovered paint damage that hadn't been disclosed at the time of sale. The dealership claimed they would repair it, but the first "fix" wasted hours of our time driving to their location, only to find a sloppy spot repair that I immediately rejected it, and informed my salesman of my repair expectation. Two days later, they insisted that they had yet again fixed the paint issue, but it too turned out to be just another poor spot repair. I refused the car for a second time. Only then did they finally cave and send the car to the paint shop for a full teardown and repaint. By the time the car was delivered to my home address, 18 days had gone by. During this paint repair process, I discovered they had intentionally relisted my Corvette online the very next day at a higher price and then repeatedly dropped the price while it was supposedly being repaired. A Carfax report from July 31st confirms this relisting. Car was originally purchased on July 7th for $73,000, but was relisted for $75,000 on July 8th, then reduced on the 11th to $74,500, and again reduced on the 15th to $73,500.When I finally became aware of this, I had to make multiple phone calls to Ourisman to get them to remove my car from their website. During this time, it is believed that they may have still been using my car for test drives, as the car was delivered with 5,424 miles. The July 31st Carfax history report also shows that on June 20th — well before my purchase — the car was recorded with 5,207 miles, not the 4,990 miles listed on both my bill of sale and odometer disclosure form. When the car was finally delivered, I found masking paper fully covering the passenger-side radiator after it had been driven over 100 miles that way, potentially creating a serious risk of engine damage, which may not become apparent for some time. While waiting for the General Manager to respond to this pre-delivery issue, I also learned about the mileage discrepancy. The GM told me he would replace the air assembly, but that any other damage would "require discussion." Initially, they tried to brush everything off as a "customer satisfaction issue" rather than addressing it for what it truly was: odometer fraud and gross negligence in delivery. Only after pushing did they agree to properly document that the car was being rescinded for the issue I had raised in the first place (Odometer Misrepresentation and Vehicle Delivered with masking paper over radiator and Air duct). While I was eventually refunded, the trust was long gone. Especially after they tried to pull a stall tactic to get me to keep their car, by trying to claim that there was nothing wrong with the car (sight unseen), which I found funny, cause they didn't want their drivers to reinstall masking paper in order to protect the radiator, on the 100-mile drive back to their dealership. Word to the wise, “If you’re considering buying a car from Ourisman, do so at your own peril. Inspect everything yourself, verify every number in writing, and never sign financial documents until you are absolutely certain you’re getting the car in the condition you expect. On several occasions, management brushed off my concerns by saying ‘this is just another used car’ — except it wasn’t just another car. It was supposed to be a lightly used, nearly new 2021 C8 Corvette. While Ourisman did eventually give me a full refund, I had to fight hard to get it, including threatening to file complaints with regulators before they finally resolved things.”

The folks I worked with were polite and courteous. They knew a tremendous amount about the vehicles they were selling, and helped me to the best of the ability to get into the car that best suited in my family.

Shaky experience. Very slow response and lack of communication from my service rep, but the service manager ensured that it was a pleasant experience. All of the employees were pleasant and professional.