Miller Dodge Chrysler Jeep300 Baltimore Pike
Springfield, PA 19064
Phone: 610-544-5300
Fax: 610-328-2150
Miller Dodge Chrysler Jeep is the area’s number one new and pre owned vehicle dealer! Miller’s prides itself on being able to offer a vehicle and a payment for any budget. We are family owned and operated so if you have a question, comment or a concern we would like to hear from you. Please call us, email us or even stop in and speak with one of our managers. We dont want to sell you a car, we want to sell you all your cars.
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Pressure from salesperson to "Buy Now"
High
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How did you first contact the Dealership
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Did you purchase from the Dealership
No
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Would you Recommend this Dealership
No
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Name of Your Salesperson
My Miller Dodge reviewAdjusted Gas
The calibration involving emissions monitoring equipment, natural
gas detection systems or general research analysers requires precise,
reliable calibration gases from the responsive
and knowledgeable dealer. Our goal is to go beyond these requirements and provide a
benchmark service to the analytical sector.
It is widely accepted that frequent calibration making use
of gas mixtures is the best means of ensuring your analysis or even detection system is free from drift and performs to
the unique manufacturer’s specifications. But tuned gases
are typically subject to extended lead times, multitudinous
selections and inflexible package dimensions –
do you really want that will large rented cylinder for just a one-off research project?
We take a new view to the supply of adjusted gas – one that will give you the right option for your requirements saved by the best
support as well as service in the industry.
It starts with the package options; traditional rented
refillable cylinder choices available in a wide range of sizes, from your compact 2 and seven litre models which are perfect for on-site work to the huge 50
litre cylinders that offers ample gas capacity for automatic calibration protocols.
In addition to this, calibration gases are available in our a relatively inexpensive nonrefillable
(disposable) cylinder choices, providing smaller quantities of gas without the ongoing the price of rental
arrangements for irregular research demands or perform checking of portable natural gas detectors.
Our application professionals will be delighted to help you
pick the right option for your demands.
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Pressure from salesperson to "Buy Now"
High
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How did you first contact the Dealership
Walk-In
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Did you purchase from the Dealership
Yes
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Would you Recommend this Dealership
No
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Name of Your Salesperson
Ruben
My Miller Dodge reviewDISGUSTING the way they treat people!!! I bought my Jeep in March of last year, it was too to take the hard top off until around May. When I first went to put the soft top on, I realized there were NO ZIP ON WINDOWS! Along with the windows missing, I was also missing door surrounds, hinges, and plastic pieces for the back window to hook on to. I went back to the dealership to confront them about this and they said “look on eBay, they probably have all that stuff”…..are you kidding me???? I’m not looking for ANYTHING!! Eventually after going up to the dealership multiple times, they gave me these missing pieces off of ANOTHER TRADE-IN! So, now, the poor person who goes to buy that Jeep is going to be out of luck like I was. These “men” have no idea how to run a business. ……and PHILLIP… You are TRASH! If I could give less than 1 star, I would!
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Pressure from salesperson to "Buy Now"
High
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How did you first contact the Dealership
Internet
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Did you purchase from the Dealership
No
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Would you Recommend this Dealership
No
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Name of Your Salesperson
Michael Platt
My Miller Dodge reviewI leased a vehicle from Miller’s 3 years ago and made a appt to come in and return the vehicle and trade up. I was orginally interested in the Jeep Cherokee. ade an online appt and went in to make a deal. Upon arriving my sales person was with another family so I was forced to work with Michael who could barely give me any information on the vehicle. I wanted to purchase a 2010 Jeep Cherokee but they did not have any in stock and was not willing to find one from another dealership for me. So I looked at a 2011 which had no incentives and I would not get my $1500 loyalty money for my lease. Long story short they have a 2011 Toyota on the lot which I was interested in. They had it lised online for $29, 888 but wanted to sell it to me for $31K. We did not agree on the terms and I told him call me back with a better offer. Well I never got a call back I called twice and on my last attempt I talk to an obnoxious man named Jim who told me that they don’t call people back who aern’t approved! smh(scratchin my head)!!! What? Not only was that rude but the punk Bob the finance manager would not even get on the phone and talk to me. They are liars and scam artist, I no that is said about most car dealers, but they are the cream of the crop when it comes to BS’ing and lying and they have the nerve to be rude when they don’t get their way and when they are really pissed off they gang up on you. I will turn in my lease in a month and thank my good graces that I will never have to do business with them again.
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Pressure from salesperson to "Buy Now"
High
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How did you first contact the Dealership
Walk-In
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Did you purchase from the Dealership
No
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Would you Recommend this Dealership
No
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Name of Your Salesperson
Adam?
My Miller Dodge reviewWe have just started looking for a new car. Instead of filtering through all the marketing information on the internet we figured on stopping by the dealerships and seeing what each had to offer in our size/price range and what our current choices were. My wife had seen a Jeep on the highway that she thought she might be interested in so we stopped at this dealership to take a closer look.
Like any dealership some plastic faced weasel strolls out acting like he’s been sitting around waiting for us all day. We realize that’s his job and are not too bothered by his fake enthusiasm and general cheese-dickness. He is wearing an awful purple-striped “PowerShirt” and is likely on the young side of his twenties. We ask to see a Patriot and he strolls us around, through, back around, and back through a dealership that has a 20×20 showroom and about 40 cars on the lot – “looking” for the car… Suddenly, a young man with a face like a furry nutsack jumps out of the dealership door and charges towards us like he just spotted the prime rib at an Old Country Buffet. His name his Adam, what’s ours?!?!?!!? Oh My GOD! Flourtown?!?!?! I grew up in Chestnut Hill. Then he proceeds to explain to me where Chestnut Hill is. We still haven’t seen the Jeep.
Now. We already have figured out two things. 1. We definitely don’t like any of the Jeeps. 2. We definitely don’t want to hang out with the Chimps.
After glancing at the car we came to see we immediately can tell it’s not what we’re looking for and say so. He then announces, without any additional information given/received/processed or determined – “I THINK THAT I HAVE EXACTLY THE CAR THAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR.”
I looked at my wife. She looked back at me. We instantly knew we were in good hands. That we were going to be taken very special care of and would NO DOUBT leave with EXACTLY, and I mean EXACTLY, the car we were looking for. We felt at ease with this guy, his gentle comfort enveloping us like a tender blanket of motherly love. From a round ball of a man with a 50 cent smile and a personality as genuine as a Rolex in chinatown.
He wants to show us the car. It’s inside. We need to go inside so he can show us the car. “What’s the car?” “I’ll show you, it’s inside.” “we don’t like those” “I HAVE EXACTLY WHAT YOU NEED.” When it comes from the mouth of a dickface, it’s not JEDI MIND POWER. It’s called piss.
I haven’t even gotten to the Purple enrobed monkey with a slimy pony tail that came out as we were driving away and continued to berate us. We just wanted to look at the cars, not the trio of monkeys in the cornhole aquarium.
AVOID.
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Pressure from salesperson to "Buy Now"
High
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How did you first contact the Dealership
Walk-In
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Did you purchase from the Dealership
No
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Would you Recommend this Dealership
No
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Name of Your Salesperson
My Miller Dodge reviewSpent an hour in this dealership and drove a Jeep Commander. I filled out the forms with my identification and signed a form stating that I was willing to do business with Miller Dodge Chrysler and Jeep. When I asked for a final price, the salesman kept going back to the sales manager. After 30 minutes of this I still was not given a price. I could not stay any longer so I got up and told the saleman that I was leaving and that he could call me with the price of the vehicle. I heard nothing the entire next day so I went back to see the service manager. I asked why no one had gotten back to me and he rudely told me that they have “a strict protocol that they do not give prices unless they are sure that you are going to buy the vehicle from them.” I told him that he wasn’t making any sense and again asked why he didn’t give me a price while I was in the showroom for an hour. He then opened up a book that was on his desk and said “29,000 now what are you going to do.” I can’t express adequately the rudeness that this salesmanager displayed. I was appalled that this guy apparently didn’t want me to compare prices with other dealers. I can’t wait until I drive up to his dealership in a vehicle that I purchased elsewhere. The take home message is “Avoid Miller Dodge Chrysler and Jeep dealership in Springfield, PA.”
Same exact situation with me. Its amazing these guys are even still in business.