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    4 years ago

    Compre mi primer carro aquí. El servicio fue excelente y rápido. Los mejores de West Palm Beach en precios y calidad.

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    I would strongly advise anyone considering buying a car from KK Cars to think twice before doing…read morebusiness here. Before I purchased the vehicle, I was told by both the salesperson and the mechanic that the price would be $3,800. When I arrived to complete the purchase, the price suddenly became $4,000. At that point, after making the trip and getting everything ready, I went through with the purchase. I paid $4,000 in cash for a Mazda CX-9 because I wanted a reliable SUV for my family and my child. I was told the engine had been rebuilt, that the vehicle was in great condition, and that I shouldn't have any major problems. Unfortunately, that couldn't have been further from the truth. On the very first day I owned the vehicle, it broke down and left me stranded in the middle of the road. One of their mechanics came out, couldn't identify the issue, and convinced me that it was just a one-time problem and that the car was still in good condition. I trusted them. About two weeks later, the exact same problem happened again. They took the vehicle back and attempted another repair. This cycle continued over and over for approximately four months. Every time, I was told it had been fixed, only for the same issue to return. Eventually, instead of standing behind what they sold me, I was simply told they could no longer help me fix the vehicle. To make matters worse, additional problems began appearing, including the air conditioning leaking and other mechanical issues. What disappointed me the most wasn't just the car--it was the lack of accountability. I trusted their statements about the condition of the vehicle and the repairs that had supposedly been done. Instead, I ended up with a vehicle that repeatedly broke down almost immediately after purchase. My experience was frustrating, stressful, and expensive. I hope this review helps other buyers make an informed decision before purchasing a vehicle from KK Cars.

    I was on a budget at the time and went with a car that wasn't on the lot. had the car a couple days…read moreended up getting lock in after the car shut off suddenly. I brought the car back and the young gentleman apologized and refunded 100% of the money back I can't remember the guys name but super friendly and honest. Thank you for making the experience painless

    AutoNation Chevrolet Greenacres

    AutoNation Chevrolet Greenacres

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    If you're looking for a car, go see Austin Heenahan at AutoNation Chevrolet Greenacres. Seriously…read more He went above and beyond from start to finish and made what is usually a stressful process feel smooth and straightforward. Austin was responsive, patient, and genuinely committed to helping me get exactly what I was looking for. He didn't play games, didn't apply pressure, and followed through on everything he said he would. That kind of experience is rare at a dealership. Huge thanks as well to Edward in finance for making that side of things quick and painless, and to Dana Moore, the sales manager, for helping bring the deal together behind the scenes. If you want a dealership experience that actually feels honest and easy, ask for Austin. You won't regret it.

    My experience with Autonation was really poor. I bought a car there and they said they had recently…read morechanged the oil. Less than a month later a large warning appeared on my dash saying the oil pressure was low and to pull over immediately, so we did. We let the car cool down and checked the oil. It was completely empty. We took a picture of the dipstick which I'll add here. We called for a tow truck to take it back to the dealer since it was under warranty. While we waited, a man who stated he was a mechanic offered to help us. He checked the oil again with the same result. When the tow truck arrived and he saw it was going to have to be driven onto the flatbed, the mechanic told me to go in the store and purchase 5 quarts of oil because we shouldn't even turn it on without oil. He then filled it for us and the car was towed. The next business day, I was contacted by Autonation and I described the problem. Going forward, I had a very difficult time with communication. My texts were not always answered in a reasonable amount of time and questions were left on read. The link in the text messages leads to a video showing the car is on a lift in the shop, but no information about its condition was given. Eventually I went there in person and spoke to a manager named Chris. I explained the situation and he apologized about the lack of communication I was receiving. He stated that it says in his system that an oil change had been done before I purchased it but that there may have been a simple human error and the oil had mistakenly not been refilled. I asked if they had check the engine for damage since I had been driving around in it for the past month potentially without oil. He said that there was no way to do that without taking the engine apart completely which wasn't an option. It was a polite exchange, but I still have concerns about the health of my car going forward. Chris asked me to leave the car an additional day because it was near closing time and he wanted to look into everything before I took the car back. The next day I received no communication. I repeatedly called and eventually spoke to a man named Scott that transferred me to Robb. Robb said he didn't know anything about it and he would have Chris call me which never happened. Today I went in and asked for Chris. I was told he would be contacted for me. I waited for probably an hour before going back to speak with him again and that employee was no longer there. In fact, every drive through cubical in the service department was empty. I stopped random people with name tags who all told me that they would locate Chris, but then seemed to just go back to what they were doing. No one was at the service desk. Eventually I saw Robb who said he would find Chris. A few minutes later, he opened the door to the waiting room and told me the car was being brought out for me. As I stood up to ask him what was going on, he let the door close and quickly walked off. I went outside and looked for Robb. A short time later someone else drove up in my car and asked me if it was mine. I was given my keys by someone who had no idea if I owned that car and I left. I was given no paperwork. I will be taking my car to my regular mechanic to follow up.

    Basic Dollar Auto Sales - usedcardealers - Updated September 2026

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