Welcome to the Luther Westside Volkswagen website. My name’s Treyvon Allen, and I work as a service advisor here at the dealership. I joined the team in June 2019, but my auto career began six years ago. Customers can rely on me for high-quality service. I take the time to listen to their needs and always provide as much information as possible to help them make the best decisions. My colleagues and friends know me for my sense of humor, honesty, smile, and BBQ. Some of my skills include being very articulate with words and having a forklift certification. In my spare time, I love being around friends and family, especially my wife. Some of my interests include football, traveling, and video games. When you are ready for an excellent customer service experience, please stop by the dealership and ask for me!
4.9 / 5 based on 1608 ratings (985 written reviews)
Trey always has a big smile and provides great customer service!
— Katie E. ,
Great
— Kathi J. ,
Trayvon was polite, knowledgeable and efficient. We had problems after the service but he handled the situation beautifully and was totally committed to our satisfaction. He is a great representative of a great company.
— Catharine M. ,
Treyvon was great. Polite, knowledgeable and a pleasure to work with! Another terrific Luther employee. Thanks!!
— Catharine M. ,
just what I expected.
— Brian E. ,
Great service! Always making sure car is in excellent condition.
— Kelly S. ,
Great!!! You were out to greet me as soon as I got out of the car. You set up the service which saved me some money. The time you said would take to service the car was exactly what happened. Great service!! Excellent service advisor
— Jeffrey S. ,
Excellent! Treyvon was very helpful and a great communicator.
— Alex F. ,
Treyvon was awesome. He was knowledgeable and super helpful.
— Kevin R. ,
Trayvon was helpful and a great communicator. The speed of my service, both initially getting the vehicle in and the time to diagnose and return my vehicle was longer than desirable. That wasn’t the advisors fault, it was on the dealership capacity side.
— Kerry K. ,