Garage Jost GmbH — Bielstrasse 12, 2542 Pieterlen, Switzerland

Un super garage avec de bons artisans. Le seul magasin Saab, partout dans le monde !

Philemon Moser

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Joanna Janiec

Malheureusement, le garage n'a jamais répondu à ma demande. Deux emails = pas de réponse ! Un coup de fil = on m'avait promis un rappel, mais j'attends une réponse depuis 10 jours = toujours pas de réponse ! Très décevant et pas du tout orienté client. Je n'en ai pas besoin et je ferai mes achats ailleurs.

Lukas Amstutz

I had minor damage to the side mirror of my rental car. I received an incomplete and unlawful invoice (without an itemized breakdown) according to Swiss Code of Obligations Art. 374, and politely requested a corrected invoice with an itemized breakdown. Now, without providing a proper invoice and without contacting me, the garage has initiated debt collection proceedings for over CHF 400.00 more than the original invoice amount! Furthermore, I reported the person who caused the damage to the insurance company. Yet, the debt collection is being handled through me?! Outrageous! Avoid them at all costs! Extremely unprofessional!

Gina Winkler

I haven't received a response; my request was probably forgotten, even though the secretary was nice. I gave one star, pending a higher rating if I receive a reply. Following your explanation and apology, which I accept, I'm revising my review so as not to penalize you. Nobody's perfect; we all make mistakes! But how can I rate you since we haven't had any contact? I'll give you four stars because you're probably a good person... you even "dared" to apologize! PS: Remember one thing: If you're comfortable, don't build a higher wall, build a longer table ;)

Philippe

Garage used to be much better. Since so many members left, the quality has noticeably declined. What I find particularly disappointing is that instead of taking criticism seriously, negative reviews are dismissed as "bought" or "nonsense" and even reported as spam. Constructive criticism is essential for improvement and development.

Hans Kurt