A car salesman named "Don" (no longer there I understand) sold me a 2000 Pontiac Grand Am in 2005…read morewith 97000 miles. Right now, this car has 223,400 miles and sounds very good, the transmission seems to work fine, and the only problem is the driver side power window is not working making going around town mighty chilly. But our gas prices are $2.179 here in Virginia. This car is the best car I have ever driven! Don brought the car down from Edison to an empty parking lot on Morse Road for me to test drive. That is an exceptionally great salesman!

Had a great experience. I was coming from out of state, so Curt was willing to get the ball rolling…read morefor me over the phone on a Saturday, and was willing to meet in person on a Sunday. Everything was up front and explained in detail before I got there, so there were no surprises. The truck was exactly as pictured and explained on the website. Pleasure to work with and I'll be looking here first the next time I need a car. Highly recommend.

So I emailed this dealership from Cargurs and was assigned a sales associate, which was very nice…read moreto me over emails and over the phone. So like the next day I get a text from her and I'm like okay, I go up and see the vehicle (45 minute drive) and the vehicle is sitting out front with the doors locked. Kinda thought this was a sales tactic, you know to see the sales associate before peeking inside but also could of been to keep other people out, I dunno? So she makes a copy of my drivers licenses and explains its company policy that she must come along. No biggie, The more the merrier. I go on to explain I work on cars, mainly to let her know I'm well aware of what's up with this vehicle and please don't lie to me, cause it won't work but in a much more nonchalant type of way. So test drive she had planned was kinda short and asked if we could go for a little bit loner, she kindly said sure but we like to keep a certain route and was kinda pressured to hurry up and get back. Well when we got back to the dealership it was kinda dark and asked if I could see the vehicle in a certain light, maybe inside any area that was well lit. She told me I could not. But then when I went to check the air filter, she told me that I couldn't check that. She said that I couldn't "take the vehicle apart" which now I'm starting to wonder what's really goin on here? I'm looking at the air filter here not rebuilding the transmission. lol But the manger says this and the manger says that. Which in all honesty, I find very hard to believe unless there's something to be hidden? So on the test drive the vehicle shuddered and it was due to the fact after almost 85,xxx miles the rear differential was never serviced and neither was the transmission. But she had an excuse for that too. I went on to look under the vehicle and found to be a lot of rust for the miles. We went in and I made an offer and for her to even have the manager consider it, I had to sign a piece of paper committing to purchase. Okay so let's recap... I've had 4-5 minute walk around with the car, 10-15 min test drive and boom, we are back talking numbers, she's showing me a $750 work sheet which consists of an oil change, car detail, a couple of wipers and in cabin air filter. (Which would of cost anyone about $80) I'm feeling rushed and now we are doing child like sales tactics? Writing your name and committing to buy a car that I can't even really look at! Absolutely ridiculous!!! We were $600 away from the deal which was $2000+ over what KBB value and keep that in mind if you ever try and trade here. It's also the lowest for trade value but then want to try and sell you for full retail? I don't know how these dealerships train their employees but having someone hover over your back is not a way to do it. Just felt like it was super sketchy the moment I walked into that showroom. At least no managers tried to bombard me as I walked out.

Found a truck here that caught my interest. Called and…read morespoke with Jamie. Asked her to send some additional pictures. She told me the sale price, I gave her a counter offer , and she accepted. Came to the dealership two days later to look at the truck in person. Tony H. asked if I needed any help. He showed me the truck and I told him I'd take it. +++My Overall experience was great.+++ The only negative, I asked if they could take the running boards off the truck (simple request, only removing 8 bolts to remove the running boards), but the service department would not do it unless I paid an additional fee.

When the original owner was there selling vehicles, you could be sure to drive the vehicle off the…read morelot because he was a fair salesman and would go that extra way to get you back on the road. And as far as prices, he wasn't the type of person that would be sky-high with his price. And made monthly payments so almost any person could afford.

Not a business...these are SCAMMERS who want you to WIRE them $$$ for vehicles that do NOT even…read moreexist, NOR does the dealership that is pictured on their site. The address they post up is NOT even on the best side of town...there's a FIRE DEPT within a stone's throw from the address, so if you QUESTION all of this, call them to validate that.

We have a Jaguar f-pace and whenever we have taken it to MAG they have tried to rip us off and over…read morecharge every time. North star can work on Jag's and we are so glad we found them. Not many places work on these cars and anything you have to do to them requires special tools half the time. It's saved us so much money going here. Ithey get us in quickly too!

I would give zero stars if I could. Took my 2019 Audi Q7 in for an oil leak. They said it was a…read moregasket seal and took the engine apart to fix. However after 4 trips back due to the engine and oil light still coming on after each supposed repair, and about $1,400 later, I took it to a well known European shop in Westerville. They found that the fuel lines were bent, they replaced the PC valve with an aftermarket part that had duct tape on it and clamped off a coolant line to the turbo charger. And to top it off there was still an oil leak because they used a generic oil plug and ring. I spent an extra $3,600 to fix the damage they caused. I asked for reimbursement for the costs and was refused any by the owner Dave. They told me they had worked on Audi's before but clearly they didn't know what they were doing. Lesson learned

Had a bent right, rear axle on my Tahoe and the whole rear-end was under warranty from Las Vegas…read more Jim tried to work with the parts company out of Vegas, but they were being difficult. They wanted him to remove the whole rear-end and pay for a new one to have them send another one to Ohio. Jim saved me a ton on labor by arguing that they only needed an axle replaced. He really tried to straighten it out when it really wasn't his problem. My Tahoe was at his shop for over a month (no charge) before we gave up on that company to remedy their faulty part and he had it fixed in a day. I came back up from NC, picked it up, and I'm back on the road with the vehicle driving smoothly again. Great work, and the best customer service I've dealt with at a mechanic shop...EVER. He was always available when I called and he always kept me in the loop. Very professional. 6 stars.

i recently bought a car from car world motor and had a really good experience. The staff were…read morefriendly , honest , and didn't pressure me at all. The car was clean and ran great . Only reason for 4 stars is the paper work took longer than expected . Other than that , i'd definitely recommend them to anyone looking.

This is a great repair shop. My daughter attends nearby Kenyon College and had her old Audi break…read moredown. The guys at the shop (Nick, Bob) gave her the royal treatment when she went in. They found the best and cheapest way to fix the car, gave her a lift back to school, and then delivered the repaired car to her. I would particularly recommend this shop to a Kenyon parent who is trying to keep a student's car running from afar. You can trust these guys.