Leith Chrysler Jeep

I have purchased 2 Jeep’s within the last 90 days. I cannot say enough about Sean! He is EXCELLENT!!! His customer service and follow up has been incredible! Sean has even taken the time to show my son how to do certain things on the Jeep. I will definitely be back. Thank you again Sean!!

The folks at Leith helped put me in the Jeep Wrangler of my dreams! Jacob and Peter were very helpful in locating the Wrangler with everything I wanted and were able to find and bring the Wrangler to their dealership. My salesman Jacob came on his day off to finalizing everything and stayed till I was all set and happy. Thank you guys!

Frank M was patient and thorough helping me purchase my new 2021 Gladiator. I was very thankful for his own personal experience owning a Jeep. He balanced conversation with action and was able to expedite my buying experience and there were no surprises. I appreciate him working with a late model ‘lemon’ trade in I had. Clayton in finance was great matching my current banks loan. Thanks!

Just bought a new Grand Cherokee from Sean Rihan and Sales Manager Travis. Couldn’t have been an easier experience. Gave me great trade value for my Jeep and got me great lease options. Very very happy, highly recommend.

Took my 2014 Jeep to get serviced here cause the sunroof was stuck open. Tyler was great in keeping me informed throughout the day of my situation and assured me my sunroof would be fixed by the end of the day since rain was in the future forecast. I was told a motor needed to be replaced for the sunroof, and it would be $1,170 including labor. I had already had a feeling it was the motor since I did some research prior to coming in. I knew the average price for a motor would range from $200-600 most likely. He did inform me the part was about $545, and they could have it fixed in under two hours. So my labor cost for 2 hours of work was $617. Now I know labor isn’t cheap... But the average hourly labor should range from $125-200 an hour based off speaking with other body shops & mechanics in the area. Once I agreed to have it serviced cause I had no option since rain was coming, I was then told 2 hours later it also needed a new switch that would be $900...I told them to not install a new switch since we were able to find one online for only $130. They did have my Jeep done with the sunroof closed by 5:30 pm that day, but I am still unable to open my sunroof cause it will remain open again until I repair the switch as well. I’m not upset with Tyler cause he was great with communication. I am more puzzled at how 2 hours of labor totaled to $617 (more expensive then the actual part itself). I’m not sure how they determine their hourly labor rate, but I feel I was taken advantage of in that aspect alone since I was desperate to have my sunroof fixed before the rain came the next day. I will be purchasing the remaining piece online in the future rather than in-store. And I would like someone to explain the breakdown of the labor rate to me, and how it came to be double the state average. Other than that, I really had no issues