Avoid this place like the plague. My husband went to buy a car from them and they didn't have the…read moretitle despite the fact it was apparently paid off. When my husband asked him to get the title and he got angry and refused. Very shady.

0 stars! DO NOT buy a car here. I traded in a great truck and got the worst lemon ever! Insane…read moreinterest rates. If trying to rebuild credit they will sell you a car and then take every dime you have. Not reputable at all!

I have purchased two vehicles from Curriden Auto sale over the last 7 years. What a first class…read moreoperation ! Russ sold me both of my vehicles and was very helpful and friendly. This is not your typical used car lot, Curriden is a showcase of high quality previously owned vehicles. I will be buying my next car from Curriden as will my friends and family. Gary Shute

Repair was 75% fixed vendor failed to put letters on hood securely they move. Dealership claims…read morethere are fixed the letters when they fall off.

The greeting went well. Mike knew my name when I arrived. He explained to me what service is going…read moreto be completed and verified my request for the oil change and gave me an approximate time for the service to be completed

I just bought a car from Frank Ellison at Winner Autoworld, and I would recommend him to everyone…read morethat wants an honest car salesman. I know, almost an Oymoron! But Frank was truthful, didn't harass, and waited for me to call him to work out a price that I was willing to pay. I came up a few, he came down a few. It was my best experience yet from an auto dealer. Go see Frank

If you're thinking about buying a Nissan, I recommend coming to this dealership. We bought our 2026…read moreSentra here and it was a good experience. When we were first looking around we didn't feel any pressure to buy which is refreshing compared to other dealerships. Bob took good care of us and now months later, I know I can call or text him anytime with concerns or questions no matter how small and he answers right away. Everyone there is helpful and attentive, from sales to service. They randomly sent us a thank you card shortly after our purchase and mugs too, which was a nice personal touch.

they are the absolute best dealership I have ever dealt with. From the salesman to the manager,…read moreeveryone is very professional and helpful. The salesman, Mike Bellina is the most helpful sales person I have ever dealt with. I urge you to go to Sheridan Nissan and check them out. See Mike and you won't be sorry.

Recently purchased a dodge durango from Spirit and it truly was a wonderful experience. We worked…read morewith Mike Jr and he was great! He was very kind, knowledgeable, and did not make us feel pressured what so ever. Answered all of our questions and was truely a pleasure to work with. They really do treat you like family here. Everyone that we interacted with was great! This was definitely a breath of fresh air compared to other dealerships that my husband and I have dealt with in the past. We are so incredibly happy with our purchase and the whole process. We will definitely be back when it comes time again for new vehicles. They have such great deals we ended up going back and getting a second vehicle. Cannot say enough good things about our experience! Highly recommend - ask for Mike Jr!

James is the best parts person I've ever dealt with he is very knowledgeable organized and goes…read moreout of his way to help find parts when your not exactly sure what's it's called. He is also a pleasure to talk to. Spirit is lucky to have him good parts guys are hard to find and he should be told he really makes a difference I will be coming back for all my Chrysler dodge jeep ram needs

As many of you know, I had to buy a car back in June 2016. My car was a total loss from an…read moreaccident. I was driving a 2003 BMW X5. His name was Clark. I looked at other car brands, but I love BMW. I purchased the car with a warranty. The warranty was for 2 years unlimited mileage. It cost $2,000. On 30 June I bought a 2010 BMW X5 35d from Gambacorta Motors. The car had 81k miles on it and looked good. I picked it up around 5:30. The car had not gone through inspection. The following day at around 10:30 the check engine light came on. I took it to a local AutoZone, to make sure it would not go in to limp mode. The car was showing a Knox/CAT code. The car had just had both KNOX sensors replaced. I called Gambacorta. Anthony stated he would call me back. I waited about a week or so with no call back. I called them back. They told me they want the car to go back to AV Autoworx in Wimington DE as they had replaced those parts. I was able to get it in around the second week of July. I was informed that the Urea tank nozzle was misfiring and needed to be replaced. I picked the car up while we waited for the part to arrive. In the meantime, Gambacorta hired their own mechanic. In August I called to mention my tags were going to expire in 19 days. That was when they asked me to bring it to them. They told me they would call back with a day. That they would lend me a car to use while they worked on mine. I called several times, with no call back. On the day before my tags expired I took it to the DMV, I thought I could at least get a 30 day temp tag. I was wrong. The DMV called Anthony at Gambacorta, he stated he would issue me another tag. I drove down and picked it up. Also, in August I received a letter stating the warranty I bought was decline. The used car warranty company stated they do not cove diesel SUVs. I was assured we would find another company. I asked them when will they look at my car. They told me soon. I was also told they already paid for a new warranty and to expect those papers soon. That's what John mentioned, he told my Anthony would know more. My car finally went in on 5 November, they lent me a 2004 Wagon. I asked about the warranty only to be told by Anthony that John was handling it. He stated he knew nothing, The car they lent me died in Baltimore MD the next day. My boyfriend drove from New Jersey to Delaware to grab my mom's car incase he could not get the car to run. He drives a truck and we would not fit in it. He got the car started. On Monday, John swapped out the wagon for a Buick. After not hearing anything for a few days I called them, they told me that AV Autoworx was incorrect and they would be replacing another part. They replace the part the light goes out. They drove the car around in order to get the codes to clear fully. The light came back on. This time they took the car to I.G. Burton in Milford. I.G told them the tank was bad, this tank had been replaced by AV Autoworx prior to my purchase. They did not have I.G Burton replace the part stating the cost of $1,400 was too expensive. They chose to do it themselves. They replaced the part, they drove the car around to make sure it would fully clear any codes. On 8 December, my car finally passed state inspection. They stated they were unable to tag it that day. On 10 December, I picked up my car. I signed a new warranty document that day. 489 miles later the light came back on, same code. I called them the day it came on, it was a Tuesday. Mark the salesperson, tells me John will call me right back. I call later that day because now I see my car is warning high oil level. I changed the oil about 5k miles prior and this is the first time this shows. I call him again, John is busy and will call me back, . I wait and wait, no call back. That Thursday, I started my car to see the Park brake showing a malfunction. It broke, I only used it once. I drove down to see them personally. They agree to look at the car again, they gave me the Buick again. They decide the car should go to European Performance to see which CAT is failing. European Performance states it needs to go to BMW as they would be able to tell. on 28 December, I take it to Union BMW. This is now the 5th different mechanic to look at the car in just 6 months. They call me to tell me in order to figure it out the car would need new KNOX sensors again. John chooses not to fix the car, stating he can do it for less. That is not the biggest issue. Union provides me with the codes, it has 15! 6 of them are related to the Driver Stability Control system. The car is at risk for a rollover. These codes more than likely showed at I.G Burton, but since the car was under Gambacorta Burton could not release the information. Ok, so now we are trying to figure out a game plan as it shows the car is full of concerns. They take it back and lend me a 2008 BMW X5, one that has clearly been in a w

WARNING - Do NOT purchase from Hertrich Hyundai of New Castle…read more This has been one of the worst experiences I have ever had with a dealership. I purchased a brand new 2024 vehicle (under 1,000 miles, straight from the showroom), and within the first month it needed a full steering column replacement. Within two months, the sunroof began leaking. When I brought it in for repairs, the dealership outsourced the work--and returned my vehicle with additional damage, including exterior scratches, a ripped interior liner, and a still-broken sunroof. After returning the car immediately, they attempted another repair and then claimed a rodent nest was found, with damage to the airbag system--damage that was not present during the first repair, meaning it occurred while the vehicle was in their possession. The car has now been at the dealership for over 60 days. Instead of taking responsibility, they tried to push me to file a claim through my personal insurance for damage that clearly happened while the car was under their care. That is completely unacceptable. The situation became even more frustrating when the manager, Chris, demanded we pick up the vehicle immediately--even though it was unsafe, with a rodent nest still inside and a chewed-up airbag system. Our insurance company attempted multiple times to contact him and received no response. We showed up before the deadline he gave us, only to be told the paperwork wasn't ready and to come back the next day--completely wasting our time. As we were leaving, he came outside, crossed his arms, and laughed at us. It was incredibly unprofessional and disrespectful behavior. To make matters worse, the dealership even tried to argue that this was "not a new vehicle," despite selling it as one. The vehicle has since been acknowledged as a lemon, which says everything about the situation. The lack of accountability, poor workmanship, and rude, dismissive behavior from management is unacceptable. I highly recommend staying far away from this dealership. I will never purchase another Hyundai and will never return to Hertrich again.

I would give them 0 stars if possible. They are corrupt. I had an engine issue that turned into a…read morenightmare. I firmly believe I wasnt the only one dealing with the incompetence that is Hertrich Hyundai of New Castle. My story started when my 2014 Hyundai Sonata started to run sluggish. I took it to a local mechanic and they told me that I had an issue with the Turbo. They told me that I had to take my vehicle to a Hyundai dealership because my mileage is under the max to be covered. I thought great, my vehicle 8s still under warranty and I wont have to pay to get it fixed. I couldn't have been further from the truth. In October 2023 I had it towed to Hyundai Hertrich of New Castle. I was speaking to a lady named Megan but only when I called to get updates and most of those calls I made were not successful. I was told I would be called back because Megan was either busy or not at work. I never received a call back except for one time when she told me that I needed to pay a few hundred dollars in order for my warranty claim to be submitted. I paid it thinking I was covered by the warranty. After calling numerous times and speaking with Megan only a few times she kept advising me that the warranty company requested more pics. There was always some excuse. I called directly to Hyundai myself and found out that I was never covered under the warranty because I was the 2nd owner of the vehicle. Supposedly they were attempting what's called a courtesy or something to that affect. They also told me that since I couldn't prove that I changed my oil with receipts because I change my own oil and don't have receipts. I was a mechanic in the Army and can change my own oil. Once I found out that I wasn't even eligible for the warranty I called back Hertrich. To my surprise Megan no longer worked there. I recently spoke to another gentleman whose name I cant remember and asked what my options were. During that conversation he advised that the whole staff almost was replaced because they weren't doing their jobs. They gave me a quote saying it would cost 8k to replace the engine or 6k to get a used engine. I advised i would go with the new engine since if it was going to need to be replaced than it made more sense to go with a new engine. Low and behold after almost a year of my car being with them I got it back and they put in a used engine even though I asked for a new one. Then as I drove it off the lot the same exact issue occurred that made me bring it in to begin with. So I immediately went back and they stated they would replace the turbo. That was supposed to have been done the first time!!!! I requested all documents and pictures relating to the service verbally and written request but never received anything from them, just crickets. I filed a complaint with the BBB and they never responded to the BBB. I went the route of filing a complaint with the Attorney General of the State of Delawares office and the response I got blew my mind. The State of Delaware said that they denied my allegations and basically called me a liar. So I am all out of options other than posting this review to protect others from this predatory company. Happy 250th America !! God Bless!!

They rotated my tires with no issues. Lilliston Ford wanted me to replace the lug nuts (for the…read moresecond time!) in order to rotate the tires! I'm so pleased Bobbitt was recommended to me by a friend. And they even brought my car back to me! My new auto repair ( and auto purchase!) shops!

They are the worst. I brought my car in because there were problems with the clutch. They said I…read moreneeded a new clutch and it would be $1,200. I didn't have the money at the time and they charged me a "diagnostic" fee to get my car back. Turns out their diagnosis was wrong. I had another mechanic look at it and the clutch was fine, just needed the hydraulics between the pedal and the clutch replaced. Cost was less than half of what Bobbitt wanted. When I called to ask for my diagnosis charge to be refunded they refused. Just steer clear of them.