Hard pass on this place. The manager is your typical sleazeball car salesman stereotype. He will…read moretry to rip you off anywhere he thinks he can. I took a trip only to look at a car and have my current vehicle appraised. I made it abundantly clear I wasn't able to purchase at the time. I was still pushed into a test drive and brought to the sales desk. The Manager said my car was only worth $225, stating the transmission was slipping and the engine was misfiring. All of which is so completely and obviously untrue I could not believe it (I had also gotten it appraised elsewhere for 10x that). The car still has half its engine life left and has had it's transmission serviced at proper intervals. Then they pulled my credit after explicitly being told not too. Even after all that, they have the gall to say "I'm doing everything for you, why cant we make a deal?" Look elsewhere.

I bought a vehicle from O'Brien Mitsubishi in 2019 before it was downgraded to the Greenbriar…read morelocation and the Palace of Genesis took its place. (In case you're wondering, Genesis is the jazzed version of Hyundai--but Genesis models are undergoing recalls for serious fuel pump problems and stalling, so its not all that jazzy after all.) The car I bought was right for me but the finance manager saw himself as a "Top Gun" figure who could out gun everyone. He sold me a service warranty under the claim that I wouldn't have to pay for it because, as he implied, it would be rolled into the loan. Not true, so I later went back to cancel the warranty. He was surly and sullen and was so angry he refused to give me a copy of the cancellation documents, and later I had to ask the general manager to provide them. I made it clear to the dealership that this was bad business and asked to have my removed from their email list. They said they would but this didn't happen, and I had to have a long email exchange with their junior online person. Eventually, they unsubscribed me after about a dozen emails. I also asked them to remove me from their postal advertising mailing list. A few weeks later, I got an advertisement from Ryan Gremore, the president of the O'Brien group, that was addressed to the Mitsubishi general manager and it went like this: "Hey Steven, do you know I can reach this customer? I want to buy his vehicle." That was unbelievably lame and juvenile, and I called the number provided for the general manager, only to find out he was "in a meeting" (three times!) and finally, a recording said the number was non-functioning. Just another slick move to evade responsibility while trying to make fast money from the public. I eventually made phone contact when the general manager saw a review I left and called to say that he was sorry for any "misunderstanding." I asked him to remove my name and address from their system and to never send me another advertisement by postal or email. He said they would do so, and I thought I would close the books on this slick, deceptive car dealership. A few weeks ago, another advertisement from O'Brien showed up in my mailbox. You have to admire this sort of incompetence because it shows a sort of moronic persistence. If a dealership can't get something this simple right, what are they going to do to your car? (Check Reddit commenters and you'll find out.) I've had the great pleasure in the past couple years of helping several people NOT buy a car from O'Brien. There are other places to buy a car. Make sure it's not O'Brien because they will upsell you, trick you, and then fake you out at every step of the way. There's a pattern here: be slick and use tricks, move inventory, and squeeze out as much as you can. Buyer, beware. O'Brien gets one star only because Yelp does not allow zero.

Car buying was fine but the car had a problem and the general manager wouldn't even consider the…read morepossibility that they'd made a mistake.

I can't say enough good things about this dealer service department. I'm in a wheelchair and they…read morebent over backwards to help me get what I needed, even though they were so extremely busy. I have been to many dealer service departments; this service department puts all others to shame. I would recommend them without a doubt

Amazing garage. Quick service. Great prices. Always straight forward and never try to push…read moreunnecessary repairs.

Had a wonderful experience at TCB Auto with my chevy suburban. Annie was great to work with! She…read morekeep me informed though the whole process. Prices were great too! I will definitely be back. Thank you again!

Beware. Salespeople…read morewill give you a high price, your fourth color choice (yes, they push you for 4 choices), not report your car to the state for registration purposes, and never give you the time of day in service. The worst experience I've ever had.

Another update: 5/18/2026 3/16/2026 dropped car to local…read moredealership in Quincy, IL. I have not seen the car since. They have now replaced 2 transmissions, the engine, the axle, spark plugs, and now 2 catalytic converters. Still no help from the dealership. Talked to the GM on 4/22/2026. First thing he made clear was he was not going to help until I removed my social media post. I informed him when I made that post, it was removed within 24 hours so then he was willing to speak with myself and my husband. He ended the conversation with a promised return phone call. He has yet to call us back. I have reached out since via phone and email. All I want is for someone to listen to me and help me. I have been nice. I have been respectful. I have not found one helpful person within this company. I do not know what else to do at this point.

Terrible customer service. Don't be deceived by their claim of 2,000 miles or 2 months warranty…read morebecause they are "better than the rest". Lied to me several times and then claimed nothing they could do.

We bought a Sienna and a Tundra from Sam Leman, both for Nick McNeely. He was very knowledgeable…read moreabout both vehicles, walked us through any questions we had, and provided a no pressure purchasing experience. I Would highly recommend visiting Nick at Sam Leman for your next Toyota.

I was impressed with this dealership when we first bought our 4Runner five years ago. They went…read moreabove and beyond to get me my vehicle. Now they sent me a rude email asking me to sell them my car because they have a customer looking for one. So? It's not my responsibility to sell my vehicle I love because a potential customer wants one. I replied back with NO. Then instead of accepting said NO, they decide to send texts. if I wanted to sell my 4runner (which I don't) I wouldn't go that far away from my home. there are toyota dealers closer to me I could unload my vehicle. Overall they aren't a bad dealership but I'm unimpressed with their recent behavior. They shouldn't be going through previous customer's information begging them to sell their car to them.

My girlfriend took her car here to get the turbo charge replaced. She was told it would take 1…read moreweek. It took over 2 weeks so she couldn't travel home for thanksgiving. This is somewhat understandable but there was no apology. Upon picking up the vehicle she was kept waiting. She heard the workers talking about some drama about the vehicle. They left the lights on and killed the battery so it wouldn't start. She asked what the problem was and was told "we're just warming it up for you". When she finally got the car, the battery light was on. She went back in and asked why it was on. They said "that just happens sometimes when you haven't driven it for a while". She drove it to her apartment and out of curiosity, tried to turn it back on. It wouldn't start. Making a mistake is one thing. Trying to cover it up and causing further distress to someone without a vehicle is another. They gave her a rental vehicle for the day as compensation for full transparency, but even after this never admitted fault. If she wouldn't have overheard them talking about it, she never would have been the wiser

Absolutely terrible experience. Oscar is a scam artist and terrible to work with. Was charged $1850…read morefor replacing an oil cooler. $1650 for valve cover gasket. $800 for fuel injector O-ring. All for a 2013 passat TDI. Another volkswagon quoted me for a third of the price. STAY AWAY AT ALL COSTS