Bergey's Reviews

In the last couple of years they started including a religious booklet with each sale, proselytizing their beliefs. I felt that was not the way to do business. In addition, their religious background informs their decisions when it comes to what the company health insurance offers (and does not, including birth control). The company is rife with nepotism and hires mainly Mennonites, at least in the suburban Philadelphia area where their dealerships are located. This may be preferrable to some, but I think lack of diversity in a company is a con and religion should not play a role in your dealings with customers (ie handing out religious booklets).

They don't pay competitive wages, don't reward long term employment, you will be lucky to get a 25 cent raise, they are more concerned with hiding profits in real estate for tax purposes than actually improving the company, can't even get basic shop equipment to do jobs properly, the only shops to get any attention as far as infrastructure are the ones the vehicle manufacturers mandate changes or risk losing the dealership, they provide absolutely no training for technicians, we watch safety videos on vhs every few months if that counts,