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    Viking Automotive - Collapsed oil filter with bubbles. Again, no metal or debris

    Viking Automotive

    (15 reviews)

    I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was bad enough to warrant one. What I…read moreencountered at Viking Automotive in Vero Beach was not just disappointing--it was dishonest and unprofessional. From the beginning, basic expectations weren't met. Communication was slow or nonexistent, and when I did get answers, they were dismissive rather than helpful. I took my 2007 BMW Z4 3.0i E85 in for a straightforward diagnostic: rough cold start, a tire sensor issue, and a few mechanical noises. I was told it would take a couple of hours, which I was more than willing to pay for--especially if it meant getting a thorough, accurate assessment by their only BMW Mechanic! Instead, after about an hour, I found my car already sitting back in the lot with no phone call it was ready or an update. I was then told that nothing had been done beyond checking the oil, and that the engine was essentially "breaking down" due to supposed metal shavings and large debris in the oil filter. No one showed me the filter at the time. No one explained the findings clearly. I never even spoke directly to the mechanic. The written report was filled with vague language, like "possibly this" and "possibly that," which is not a diagnosis--it's guesswork. Despite claiming photos were taken, none were provided so I had to call and request them. Once I received the photos, I see this in the Subject of the email: * INSPECTION RESULTS FOR YOUR 2007 BMW Z4 ROADSTER* "3.0si" I Told them my Bimmer was a 3.0i ... did I receive another 2007 BMW owners diagnostic report?! And it's THEIR oil filter and diagnostic I received?!?! Are they THAT Unorganized & Incompetent? What's worse is what came next. After spending days stressed, believing my engine was failing, I had the car inspected by an independent mechanic. He reviewed the same photos and immediately identified what Viking called "metal" as air bubbles. When he physically inspected the car, he confirmed there were zero metal shavings or plastic debris in the oil filter--just bubbles. He also explained why the filter had collapsed, which was supposed to have been changed by a previous mechanic in Fort Pierce (obviously didn't change the filter, did they even change the oil)? After a cold start, changed AND filter, put in an additive all of which has quieted the tapping to ticking (intrinsic of the N52 per BMW) and improving. He then took my car for a drive afterward and stated my Bimmer has a strong engine! So now I'm left with a simple conclusion: either the Viking BMW mechanic, Colton, lacks the basic competence to distinguish between metal debris and air bubbles, or they knowingly misrepresented the condition of my engine, plus exaggerated damage, or diagnosed another BMW and sent me photos of another owner's Oil Filter, or simply LIED! None of which is acceptable. Kathy refused to do any other diagnoses as requested, nor will she do any repairs, and couldn't explain in-depth the diagnoses I needed explained. (She's a mechanic too??). The only person that should be explaining the diagnoses is THE Mechanic him or herself and Show ME the Filter! If they didn't want to work on an older BMW, they should have said so. Instead, they chose to provide a rushed, incomplete, and ultimately misleading assessment that caused unnecessary stress, wasted my time and money. Time IS Money! I would have gladly paid for a full, proper diagnostic and on MY CAR, Not someone elses. Instead, I paid for an hour of speculation and left with a completely inaccurate conclusion about MY vehicle's condition. I cannot recommend Viking Automotive to anyone looking for honesty, reliability, or professional integrity. There are far better options out there that actually value their customers, appreciate drivers that love their vehicle, and not only Do the Work, but stand behind it!

    Took in a BMW 328 I with a whole laundry list of problems, Kathy was very helpful and gave me a…read morequote for all the work, most of the work has been completed. Very good quality cars running great.

    Route 60 Hyundai - My new ride!!

    Route 60 Hyundai

    (62 reviews)

    We felt like the 2026 Santa Fe hybrid Calligraphy was the best model for us. We are very different…read morein heights and have to have a vehicle that both of us are comfortable to drive and ride. Everybody was friendly, but could have been more helpful and informative. Front counter gathers all your personal information. We did not like this process because this happens before we could actually look around. We were greeted before we could get out of our vehicle. Pushy? The sale felt pressured and hurried for no need. No detailed information for our direct questions, even incorrect information being provided. Just get the deal done. We have never bought an extended warranty or maintenance plan before. We bought the Platinum highest priced plan. We didn't know Hyundai quit doing the free oil change? We knew we were being hustled and prepaying for maintenance at a higher rate and who wants to read or can fully understand the fine print. We felt ok because we wanted peace of mind for such a complicated vehicle. The best outcome is the vehicle will never need repairing. If the expensive computer modules, electronics, electric seats, etc. fail, hopefully they will be repaired with the maintenance plan we purchased.

    They delivered to us a 2026 Palusades with side rails. We did not ask or was told auto was being…read moredelivered with them. The unvoice had a $865.00 charge. After driving the auto for a week we realized this was nor safe exiting the auto. My spouse being a Diabetic I called our sale guy. The inly solution was take thrm off pay $150.00 , they keep the rails. But the trim at bottom would be put back exposing holes. This isn't a customer friendly solution. We just paid almost $50,000, this is our 5th suv buying from Rt 60 Hyundai. This is the management Decision. Thus wb the last Hyundai we ever buy. I won't mention names but you know who you are. I may be contacting FL disability dept.

    Dyer Subaru - Congrats on your 2017 Subaru Forester!

    Dyer Subaru

    (40 reviews)

    While helping my father in law with the purchase of a new vehicle, we visited several dealerships…read moreto test drive SUV's. Our final stop was Dyer Subaru. This should have been our first stop. We were quickly greeted by Collin and there was absolutely no pressure. The entire process was easy. From beginning to end, it took just over 2.5 hours to drive away with his new 2026 Outback. Great experience and make sure you stop by for a visit.

    I brought my Subaru in for a repair that could only be completed at the dealership because of the…read morelabor involved. The day before my appointment, I noticed what appeared to be two nails in one of my tires, so I made sure to bring it to their attention when I dropped the vehicle off. Within a few hours, I received a call with a lengthy list of recommended repairs. I was also told that the tire with the supposed nails was not repairable and that all four tires were severely worn and should be replaced. I was surprised because the tires were only about a year old, had been used mainly for local driving, and were still under warranty. I declined the tire replacement and asked if they could remove the affected tire so I could take it back to the shop where I had purchased the tires while the dealership continued the other repair work. I even suggested they temporarily install my full-size spare, but I was told that would not be possible. After several days, when I picked up my car, I went directly to the tire shop where I had purchased my Firestone tires. To my surprise, the technician showed me the tire and explained that there were no nails at all--what the dealership had identified as nails were actually Florida acorns, which he simply removed. I also asked about the overall condition of the tires, and the technician confirmed they were in excellent condition, did not need replacement, and were still covered by the 50,000-mile warranty. In addition, the tire shop told me that my fluids were low, so they topped them off for me, despite having a lube, oil and filter change at the dealership. Overall, this experience left me feeling disappointed and concerned about the accuracy of the recommendations I received and the expensive repairs I was told I needed. I understand that dealerships may identify additional maintenance needs, but being advised to replace four nearly new tires over what turned out not to be nails at all significantly impacted my trust in the service experience.

    Avis Car Sales - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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