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    Closed 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    one of your employees CISCO came in and on 65$ check and didn't tip but for sure made to leave me a business card

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    2.5
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    I have been looking for a truck for a couple months. I went by here on my way home after another…read moredealer tried to cheat me on my trade in. Walked in Oscar greeted me at front, took me back to desk, explaining how CarMax works. Did an excellent job breaking down process. I explained what I was looking for. He pulled up some options. Oscar had an appraiser go evaluate my truck while we evaluated the 2 I liked. Appraisal was more than one , but lower than other dealers. KEY is they don't require you to sell it to them. Truck I liked would cost me $199 to have it delivered from UT for a test drive. I paid, 10 days later after inspected/prepped, I drove it. During the 10 days Oscar & system kept me updated of shipping status. Zero haggling or problems during the appraisal, search, shipping, test drive & final sale. Final paperwork takes a while, so be prepared to wait. Business office staff broke down the paperwork, easy explanation of cost. Thereby making you feel you are not being taken. I called two days later to confirm with Brittany (in business office) if everything was a go, because I will be going to TX soon. I am worried about my temporary plates expiring. She explained everything is great, but would personally watch out for them. THAT IS GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE, because I feel I no longer need to worry about this. Brittany is on top of it. There are many different sales persons in the building, young, older, male, female, of color, Spanish speaking, so absolutely no reason you can't find someone to feel comfortable with in your vehicle search. Now that said I highly recommend Oscar (attached his photo) You are able to ask for him personally if you wish. Funny that wife & I found him easy to work with even though we have adult grand-kids his age. Young but a hard worker & quick to get you the answers you need.

    Today (Monday), we finalized a deal on our 5th vehicle we've purchased from CarMax. We've had…read moremultiple good experiences with them, that's why we come back. This time, the hunt started on Saturday. Before we even walked into the dealership, we went ahead and prequalified with external financing. We made an appointment to test drive a vehicle at 3 pm. I highly encourage appointments. We arrived and we were assigned a sales agent, Sydney Fox. The member of our party who would be driving the vehicle ran about 15 minutes late. Sydney went ahead and washed the vehicle and got it ready for the test drive. We told her we were interested in other vehicles. She got our next option ready and we went for our drive. We came back and saw the next vehicle. The interior was a bit of a wreck, so we passed on the test drive. We went back to the drawing board. Found another vehicle, and another test drive. We broadened our search and found another vehicle, yet another test drive. Then, we stumbled upon the vehicle we decided on. Test drive was awesome. We came back and told Sydney we wanted it. She had to leave at 6 pm, so she set us up with Evan to finish the process. I logged into my insurance app, got a quote, and then the next page showed a drastically different payment layout. We told Evan we needed to pump the brakes on the sale until we could get our insurance figured out. They put the vehicle on hold for us until Monday 6 pm. On Monday morning, I got a text from Sydney inquiring about our interest in the vehicle. I told her we got a hold of our insurance, it's good, and we want the vehicle. We would be in at 6 pm to finalize the deal. We filled out the CarMax prefinancing, but there rate wasn't as good as our external source. She later messaged me and said we could work the process from home and it would be express delivery when we showed up at 6. I was a little hesitant, but with some encouragement, I said I would try. I had a hiccup in my external loan application. I had to call the business to have them set up automated payments, and we just went ahead and finished the loan processing. I logged back into my app, signed the loan, and then asked my husband to do the same. I then added the vehicle to my insurance policy and sent them a photo copy. I did all of this from the comfort of my home. We showed up at 6, checked in, waited maybe 20 minutes, signed some paperwork, and we were lead out to the vehicle around 6:45. That was express service if I say so myself.

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    3.2
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    He was hiding the damages to The Benz and lied that the pressure light simply needs more air…read moreinstead it had tire sensors damaged. The passenger airbag light was on yet he never mentioned it in his advert online in all the social media posts but instead posted a CARFAX report. He should've added the damages to the car but he didn't and misled buyers that everything was perfect. He complained when I asked him to fix those damages coz in TX the seller is liable for undisclosed damages. Apparently at that car had an unreported accident and he pretended he didn't know that. He didn't want to be accountable for his undisclosed damages. He needs to highlight the known damages like airbags never time so the buyer knows what needs to be fixed.

    Worst Experience I HAVE EVER HAD…read more Walked in mind you already had let Ina know I was coming either on a Wednesday or Thursday. She wasn't there Thursday the day I came which she could have informed me of that if she wasn't available that day. So Renee comes out gives us her business cards in civilian clothes talking on the phone. She tells me that I am going to have to hurry and test drive it because they clothes in an hour. LMAO. So I guess she didn't want the sale even if u did want the car. During the test drive she was on the phone not really seemed pleased to do her job. Worst experience they profiled me did somewhat an ok job but I think they should change their attitudes towards people.

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    Sandia BMW

    4.0
    (111 reviews)

    Bought new car here! Great service and Cindy was awesome and found the perfect car for me!read more

    I brought my 2013 BMW 328i to Sandia BMW after experiencing symptoms consistent with the N20 engine…read moretiming chain defect -- a known, documented issue that is the subject of a federal class action lawsuit (Gelis v. BMW, D.N.J.) and an active BMW service bulletin (SI B11 03 17). I disclosed my concerns explicitly: the vehicle was running hotter than normal, had experienced a loss of power, and had triggered an intermittent oil pressure warning under load. The service advisor's response was to misrepresent BMW's own engineering specifications, claiming that elevated operating temperatures were "optimal" for this vehicle. This is factually incorrect and directly contradicts BMW's published guidelines. No further diagnostic action was taken, and I was dismissed without remedy. Eight weeks later, the engine suffered catastrophic failure -- grinding, complete loss of power, and a no-start condition consistent with total timing chain and oil pump system destruction. The vehicle had to be towed. The failure mode, the timeline, and the symptom progression I reported at my service visit are textbook presentations of the exact defect Sandia BMW's certified technicians are trained and obligated to identify. A dealership operating as an authorized BMW service center has both the proprietary diagnostic tools and the manufacturer's service bulletins to identify this failure in progress. The decision to send me back on the road in a vehicle exhibiting active warning signs of imminent catastrophic engine failure raises serious questions about the standard of care provided -- and the potential liability that follows from it. Following the failure, I contacted BMW of North America directly, at which point a case was opened and I was transferred to a designated advocate. That advocate was dismissive, stating that BMW was unlikely to accept responsibility, and redirected me to Sandia BMW, representing that a dealership representative would contact me. No contact was ever made. BMW of North America's own case record documents that I pursued every available channel in good faith. What I received in return was a closed door at the corporate level and silence at the dealership level -- a coordinated failure of accountability from an authorized service network that had both the knowledge and the obligation to act before this vehicle was destroyed. Prospective customers bringing vehicles with N20 or N26 engines to this facility for service should be aware of this experience and draw their own conclusions.

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