Cesar was incredibly helpful and one of the most professional guys we encountered on our search for a new vehicle recently We initially asked to try 3 specific BMW and he had them all ready to go when we turned up - minimal effort needed by us, he made it all really easy. We ended up buying from a different brand, but had we gone with BMW, Cesar would have got the sale 100% read more

BMW will remind you when service is due, but apparently not when your $1,000+ prepaid maintenance plan is about to expire. I learned my coverage had expired just 2 days earlier. BMW confirmed they do not send expiration reminders and expect customers to track it themselves through the app or website. Several dealerships told me this happens all the time. Disappointing customer experience from a premium brand. read more

1. Never buy an extended service warranty from BMW, its basically worthless as it only covers filters, wipers, and nonsense. 2. Make sure they SMOG the car before you buy, these guys sold me a used 340ix and I never got the plates, the reason is that they didn't smog the car, so I had to drive it back to them and wait for them to smog the car at their shop 30 minutes from my home. 3. After I smogged car a warning came up for an oil change. So it hadn't even been serviced. This is on a 1 year old M 340ix no smog, no service, and they bitched about everything and then they try to sell you extended warranty. I went for service work here 2 times, the last time was 2 hours and they had no oil filters. Who schedules an oil change with no filters? Its a shit show for sales and service, so bad I started going to Peter Pan in Millbrae. Now it seems Peter Pan doesn't honor the warranty either. I never had a problem with my Acura's or Hondas. Never again with either of these shitty dealers, small shops here I come. read more

This is the second horrible experience I've had with the service department at BMW Mountain View, and it's extremely disappointing. I received a call from the dealership saying I could bring my car in for free servicing and an oil top-up. I explicitly confirmed on the phone that this would be free, and they said yes. I also told them I planned to wait at the dealership, and they said the service would take about 1 to 1.5 hours, which seemed reasonable. When I arrived, the story suddenly changed. I was told it wasn't actually free, and given a vague explanation that it was handled by "customer service" and not the service department. Instead, they immediately tried to sell me a 2-year service package, which I declined. I then asked them to simply do the oil top-up. At that point, I was told it would take more than 3 hours because it was lunchtime. When I asked for a loaner car, they said none were available. I asked to speak with a manager, and initially I was told to wait. After waiting, I was then told the manager wouldn't arrive for quite some time, leaving no way to resolve the situation. At that point I had already wasted a couple of hours dealing with misinformation, upselling attempts, and poor communication, so I had no choice but to leave. Calling customers in with incorrect information about free service, changing the story once they arrive, and then leaving them without any resolution is extremely unprofessional. This is now the second bad experience I've had with this service department, and it seriously undermines trust in this dealership. read more

As a loyal customer who has owned three BMWs, me and my wife are deeply disappointed by how BMW North America have handled our 2021 330e (under 38,000 miles). We bought it new in 2021 from BMW Mountain View. The car asked us to pull over when my wife was driving in the night back in early March. Car has been in shop for 3.5 months since then for multiple related failures to do with cooling system, engine overheating, AC failures. They have replaced multiple parts, but not yet released the car since the signs are indicating failures. BMW NA is picking up the cost to fix the issue as a part of goodwill. Considering the situation with lots of unknowns about the parts and how to put it back together correctly, this is expected. The dealer has been responsive and have provided a loaner car to give them credit. We raised the issue with BMW NA, and after several weeks they clearly indicated they will not be able to help in buying the car back. No reasons were given. So we have to deal with a new car with a potential unknowns even if the car comes back fixed. We are also outside the warranty period to make matters tricky. My wife and I have been are disregarded as consumers of BMW. I understand we may be one of many other owners who have persistent problems, and we may be a small percentage to them. But, when a car has been built with so many problems, then the car maker should take responsibility, and this will only help in the long run for them. As far as we see, we are payed for a car we bought brand new that we no longer trust to keep our family safe. What if the car asks us to pull over again when we are on a trip far from home. They ball is in still in their court to do what is right.. read more

Everyone was super friendly, was treated great and a special thanks to Ibrahim AbuArqoub for the support throughout our process.

We had a truly excellent experience at BMW of Mountain View when my husband purchased his car in September 2025. From the moment we walked in, the entire team was welcoming, professional, and easy to work with. Rayan Simian was outstanding throughout the process and made what can often be a stressful experience feel smooth and straightforward. Rayan was extremely knowledgeable, transparent, and responsive, and he took the time to walk us through every detail without ever making us feel rushed. He patiently answered all of our questions, explained our options clearly, and ensured we felt confident and comfortable at every step. His professionalism and attention to detail really stood out. Overall, the entire experience from start to finish was seamless and very positive. We left feeling well informed and genuinely happy with our decision. We would highly recommend Rayan and BMW of Mountain View to anyone looking for a high quality and enjoyable car buying experience. read more

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Fairly convenient, with nice people that work here. Feels like I'm always waiting longer than they say for my repair, for my car to be brought around, and hearing back from them. read more

Disappointed with the transparency and pricing here. Brought my car in for a windshield replacement (which was handled through insurance) and mentioned a rear cup holder that wouldn't close. They charged me $349.95 just to inspect the cup holder -- no repair, no parts, just a look -- without clearly informing me upfront that this would be billed separately. When you're already spending thousands at a dealership, being hit with a surprise $350 diagnostic fee for a 10-minute inspection feels like a cash grab. I expected better from a BMW dealership. Always ask for a written estimate before letting them touch anything, or you may find unexpected charges on your invoice. read more

Poor workmanship and lack of quality control at this location led to multiple issues. I brought my BMW here for rear brake pad replacement and tire installation. Unfortunately, both services had workmanship problems that ended up causing significant inconvenience and additional diagnostic visits. 1. Tire installation issue The day after the service, one of the newly installed rear tires rapidly lost air pressure while driving. When I took the car to BMW Fremont (same AutoNation group), they found that the tire had been improperly installed and pinched, which caused the severe air loss. This is a basic installation error that should never happen at a BMW dealership. 2. Brake service issue leading to scraping noise A few days later, a loud and rhythmic metal scraping noise started from the rear brakes. The noise occurred only while driving and disappeared immediately when braking, which is consistent with a dust/heat shield interference -- an issue commonly caused by improper alignment during brake installation. When I sent the video of the noise to my original advisor at Mountain View, he confirmed that it sounded like a dust/heat shield touching, meaning it was likely installation-related. 3. Resulting in unnecessary visits and wasted time Because of these two workmanship issues, I had to bring the vehicle back on multiple occasions, spend hours waiting, and undergo additional inspections at a different AutoNation BMW dealership. Neither issue should have happened if the work had been performed correctly the first time. 4. Quality control needs serious improvement I expect a BMW dealership -- especially one under AutoNation -- to deliver reliable, precise, and careful service. Instead, two different services performed on the same day both resulted in avoidable problems. I have opened a case with BMW North America regarding the workmanship concerns and hope that the dealership reviews its quality control and technician oversight to prevent this from happening to other customers. If you choose to service your vehicle here, I strongly recommend double-checking all work and monitoring your vehicle carefully afterward. read more

I used the BMW app to set up my maintenance and requested a loaner. I dropped off my car a few minutes before my appointment. I was given Kyle as my BMW rep. Thank you Kyle for all of your help throughout the whole process of me getting my car maintenance and for following up with me about me needing my two front tires replaced and an alignment. I appreciate how BMW honored my loaner request and provided a 2025 electric car for me to use until my maintenance was completed. read more

I will never trust BMW of Mountain View with my car again. I brought in my 540i for a simple tire replacement on the left front wheel, and when I picked it up, the wheel itself had been curbed while in their care. This was fresh damage that absolutely was not there when I dropped it off. My service advisor, Branden Casey, and the service manager, Kevin Hagar, admitted fault -- but instead of immediately replacing the wheel with a new OEM part, they tried to push for a "repair" using a third-party vendor. That is completely unacceptable for a premium brand dealership. A refinished wheel is never the same as factory, and any BMW owner knows that. The fact that I had to catch this myself and argue to have the issue properly addressed says everything about the lack of care and accountability at this dealership. If they can't perform a tire swap without damaging a wheel, how can anyone trust them with more serious service? Take photos of your car before and after service if you risk going here. Better yet, take your business elsewhere. read more

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WARNING! This dealership misrepresents its cars, and sold me a "like-new" 2025 preowned $100,000 BMW M850i convertible that the sales manager Don assured me had no damage on the wheels. But when it arrived in Dallas one wheel was bent and it costs $1400 to replace it. I immediately contacted the dealership and asked to speak with Don, the GM PJ Roshan and no one will speak with me. No returned calls, no response to emails or written communication from them. Total silence. Who does business like this? This fraud and misrepresentation is criminal and it's no surprise because they are a Autonation owned company which I learned is notorious for this. I assumed because it was a BMW dealership they would be ethical and honorable, but based on the reviews for both the dealership and especially Autonation they have a reputation for screwing customers. DO NOT WORK WITH THESE THIEVES! read more

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Beware the bald guy named Branden Casey. I am a returning customer at this location. I usually worked with Wayne who is a very nice staff. Today I was assigned with this Branden. He listed 5 items that he recommended, two of the were included in the insurance and three not. I saw these three cost me $800 and I said I wanted the first two covered items. He said but your car needs the remaining at 3000 miles. I said no, the first two. He said: are u sure? Cuz it's already 6000 miles. I said no. Then later I found that I was charged $700 for the first two items that charged. I had an issue with the price so I talked with him. He was like: "You signed! I'll take care of it but next time you need to make it clear. "I asked him: "So you mean it was my fault? "He said: "Yes, but I said I'll take care of it. "I asked him what was the 3000 and 6000 miles about, he said:" I told you that you are past due!" I said:" I said no!" He said:" I'm not here to argue with you, I said I'll take care of it." It's so typical schemes that when they failed to crook you, they blamed on you for everything. First, I didn't get any copy of docs from him on spot if I signed anything, so there is so much space that he changed the mark afterwards. Next, I've worked very well with Wayne for the past two years and never came up with such matters. Now I was the one who didn't "make it clear". I said the first two, not the first two you charged? Are you playing comprehension with me? Third, Branden was very unprofessional, he interrupted me a couple of times. I felt very disrespectful as a customer. read more

Thank you Wayne Chan ( service dept ) My 2nd time to visit BMW of Mountain View for service . Wayne is SUPER fast in responding to text, always keep me posted and/or call me on my cell to get my approval so he can place the order and get me the car back fast. Thanks Wayne for getting the car back to me very fast Have a nice weekend and see you next time read more

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Harvey Huang was a very helpful! Even though I did not purchase a car from him, he communicated often with me in really helpful ways. He was clear and thorough in his search. I was looking for an i-4 ,(2025 in early Jan 2026!) and it was not looking very promising. Harvey found me other loner cars that were within my price range which helped me see I had other options. He wasn't pushy or aggressive. If you need to get a BMW, ask for Harvey. read more

Just sold my BMW because this dealer is awful. I feel so free! I will consider owning a BMW again, but not unless they change ownership or I move to an area with a different dealer. Time and time again, service was excruciatingly awful. I have no idea why this dealer is so much worse than others. I've never had a bad experience with a car dealer. read more

I visited BMW Mountain View to discuss purchasing a vehicle and had an extremely unprofessional experience with Sales Manager Jella A. I worked with sales associate Eric, who was helping us initially, he then became busy with other customers. We received a quote with a trade-in value of only $6,000 (compared to $10,000 offered at Stevens Creek BMW). Since Eric was occupied, we didn't get a chance to discuss the price further with him, we decided to leave and potentially continue discussions via text later. When Eric informed his manager that another dealer offered us $10,000 for our trade-in, Manager Jella A responded with shocking sarcasm and hostility. He said "I can give you 100k, 1 million, I can even give you the car for free. Why don't I just give you my house too?" His tone was aggressive and mocking. I wasn't even trying to negotiate price, I was just telling them the fact and trying to leave. The salesperson sitting behind Eric joined in, making similar sarcastic comments. We were simply trying to leave politely to think about our options. This verbal assault was completely uncalled for and unprofessional. I've never experienced such hostile treatment at any dealership. If this is how they treat potential customers BEFORE a purchase, I can only imagine how poorly they would handle any issues after the sale. I cannot recommend this location due to the management's behavior. Customers deserve respectful treatment, especially when politely declining an offer. Look elsewhere for your BMW purchase. read more

I purchased a 330i in 2018 from BMW of Mountain View. The car was sold to me as a SULEV (as written on the contract). My car shows "Drivetrain Malfunction" error & I apparently need a turbo replacement repair. My research shows this is covered by the BMW SULEV 15 years/150,000 mile warranty. I brought the car into BMW of Mountain View for the service on Friday 5/8. I was told by the representative that he can find no proof that my car is a SULEV and the repair would be $8,520.00 + tax. I showed him the sticker under the hood of my car showing the vehicle emissions rating is SULEV. He believes the sticker may have been a standard on all cars(?) and recommended I contact BMW of North America. The Warranty Dept. representative there told me to check my warranty booklet. Since it isn't written for my car specifically, I fail to see how the pre-printed booklet is relevant in this case but I did look in the booklet. I have now paid $356 for the diagnostics run at BMW of Mountain View and have a car that is under SULEV emissions warranty with BMW but they will not repair it and it is inoperable. read more

The worst. Unapologetically wastes customer time. TL;DR pressures you for appointments, does not honor the appointment. They will not apologize. All interactions were customer hostile. All customer service channels ignore you. I will never buy from them. Story: I had a shabby experience at BMW Mountain View, and the General Manager PJ Roshan said he'd look into the issue, but never did. I only got automated appointment scheduling messages as follow up and never any personal contact. Certainly no apology which I thought I deserved. I know I'm not a customer and only had one experience, so I'm not very valuable. But this experience has taught me that AutoNation does not care about customers or their time. Original message follows:l, form Sunday, August 25, 2024: Dear Mr. Roshan, BMW Mountain View wasted my family's Sunday afternoon, and I'm pretty unhappy about it. I'm hoping you can give me a reason to ever come back there. I called in the early afternoon and spoke to Jefferey (?) about a 2018 440i Convertible listed on CarGurus. He was eager to have me come to the showroom at a specific time and asked me to commit to a time so he could have the car ready for a test drive. I wasn't sure about the time, so I suggested 3:30 or 4:30 or about then. We ended the call and I rearranged my Sunday plans since I wanted my wife to ride in the car so we could decide if it was appropriate for us. We arrived at the showroom in that time window and wandered around for a bit trying to see how we should proceed. I hadn't remembered the sales person's name so someone looked up the contact and then he vanished. After waiting around for 10 minutes, someone asked if we were being helped. I told them, "I guess so?" But it seemed not. After another 10 minutes a woman asked if I was being helped and I said, "I'm not sure:" She took down some information and went off. Apparently, she got an low-level associate to approach me and tell me that Jefferey was busy and said that the car was new and might not be available to show (!) This would have been useful information **before** rearranging my Sunday plans to drive out. My phone number was clearly on record, and I would have appreciated a call advising me to reschedule. After another 10 minutes he confirmed that the car was "in the shop" and "unavailable to show." He sheepishly apologized and offered to send photos and videos on Monday. Well, I can see photos and videos without wasting two hours of my weekend and 40 miles of driving. I didn't drive out to request photos. So, it's an hour later after arriving home and I'm still pretty upset. I can't think of any reason I should ever come back to BMW Mountain View. Perhaps you can help me think of some. Between my professional billable hours and mileage rate, I could suggest a bill on the order of $1000. I clearly don't expect that, but I don't appreciate being robbed of my time. --- No manager felt it was worth the effort to reply. I wrote to their central customer service with this information but "Elizabeth B Customer Relations Specialist II, AutoNation, Inc." promised a reply in 48 hours that never came and she ignored follow ups. I'm still unhappy about this experience and want to warn anyone to avoid AutoNation dealers. 0/10. read more

I scheduled an appointment online, confirmed it on my cell and arrived 5 minutes before the set time...only to be greeted with the information that there were "no service advisors available" but if I'd like to wait 20 minutes or so that they 'might' be able to find an advisor "willing to add on" my service to their list....I left work early to make it on time to the appointment....what is the point of having an appointment if they are not prepared for it? I would understand if I had been a ''walk' in' with no appointment.... read more

Avoid BMW Mtn View, AutoNation & their service center + agreements! Purchased used Toyota RAV4 + their VPC coverage. TLDR: THIS place IS A WASTE of $$$ and (too much) TIME!! Supposedly "included" in "every" service is an oil change, multi-point inspections, tire rotation, etc. My 1st attempt to schedule this service was a failure; I made it clear (to a human) I wished to wait, not drop-off, yet I was given an afternoon appointment which is only a drop-off (overnight) slot. I didn't learn this until arriving after rushing there from work. They had no loaner cars. I had to re-schedule to a daytime, much less convenient (for most). Upon arrival the 2nd time, the "service manager" Branden Casey wasn't sure if they even had oil for a Toyota(?)--he sent me to wait and said he would "get back to me asap". While that didn't happen for over 30 mins a very nice receptionist (to be mentioned later) went and inquired for me and informed me they would do my service that day. She even pointed me to a nicer waiting area. Ultimately, my SUV (and I) were there for nearly 2.5 hours. Upon viewing the inspection video they text you, all it showed was my car lifted, nothing detailed under the hood...but the tech did detail my tire wear at 7/32 on both fronts and 8/32 (near new) on both rears. I inspected them and was very sure they had NOT been rotated. I texted/called that "service manager", Branden, several times with no response but finally got him on the phone (a few days later) to ask if my tires were rotated and he admitted, "no" and told me that if I wanted it I had to ask(?), really...!? I said the service agreement states it's included in every service and I told him even the short video indicates they NEED to be rotated (7/32 vs. 8/32) and he tells me that the wear is "appropriate" and I should leave them alone since the rear tires are the "drive" tires. I countered by informing him that the SUV is AWD and the front tires, which bear the engine weight are (unsurprisingly) the ones showing more wear. He had no intelligent response to that, but I asked what the process would be to get them properly rotated and his answer is "make another appointment" and I asked if that means waiting in the queue for 2 hours again to get something done (that should've been done already) and he said that's how they do it. No sense of professionalism at all. Didn't really matter because I'm very convinced this shop is not all that competent in the first place and I doubt they care at all either, esp. if you didn't buy a new BMW from them. Even if you did, don't expect a tire rotation or "included" services, evidently. I cancelled and I'm waiting for the refund on my VPC package(s) because I don't trust this place. The only bright spot there was the aforementioned receptionist at the service checkout counter named Audrey--she genuinely seems to care about people getting flawed service, appointment blunders, long waits without explanation, etc. I truly hope she does well(!) but I'll never step into BMW Mountain View again. Read all the other reviews! This is a theme... Avoid this place. read more

Although Kristianne was a very nice guy, the car dealership smoke and mirrors are just not what modern consumers need to put up with. Two of the managing team threatened to sell the car to someone else if I didn't buy it today. My response? Go right ahead. read more

Great experience with Kevin Loftus. Clear explanations, great temperament, mindful listening, and proactive sharing of information and options. read more

I am providing this review anonymously because I fear it would have an unintended impact on an individual if my name is associated with it. I recently ordered and received a car from BMW of Mountain View. The car is great, and my in house experience at the dealership working with the sales team was exemplary. I was very pleased with the overall experience. despite my long explanation below, I would be happy to recommend BMW of Mountain View to anyone, and actually expect to take my mother to them to look into X3 or X5 models to replace her 16 year old 650. However, I was given a survey to rate my experience on a scale of 1-10. I pretty much never rate anything a 10, because to me that means perfect and flawless, and in my opinion, there are always opportunities for improvement. So I provided my sub-10 rating (8), and provided very specific feedback on what I thought could have been done better. Those notes were about the website and responsiveness to questions on the "chat-bot" that left me hanging as I was awaiting delivery of my new car. In response to the survey, I received a call from the sales manager asking about my experience, and indicating that the sales rep is actually dinged for any rating other than a 10. The survey did not specifically ask anything about the sales rep, but rather the overall experience. I provided my rating and feedback that had nothing negative about the sales rep, and now I get to feel guilty about giving him a black mark. I have been in manufacturing and quality management for 25+ years, I understand the concept of delivering products and services with zero-defects. The dealership (and presumably Auto Nation), clearly have a goal to respond to a sub-10 rating to identify room for improvement. This is a good approach to always see what can be done better. BUT... the call I received wasn't about the issues I identified in my survey response, but rather to inform me that my sales rep was taking a hit on his performance evaluation due to me not providing a 10 rating on the overall experience. The manager stated that he wished he had been on-site when I took delivery to have been able to explain this. So the explanation would have been: "Anything other than a perfect 10 rating would reflect negatively on my sales rep." That is an effort to chase a performance rating - NOT TO DRIVE CONTINUOUS IMPROVERMENT. Asking me to rate my overall experience, but informing me that anything but a perfect rating would impact my sales rep is leveraging a personal connection to try to ensure top marks for the dealership. So, my overall experience was great. I am happy with my automobile, I was happy with service and support I received working with my sales rep. However, I was displeased by with their survey policy and follow-up which: 1) made me feel guilty about providing my honest input 2) failed to drive any discussion of the issues I identified, and rather focused on how my rating impacted my sales rep. I am happy to go back to BMW of Mountain View, I consider a 4 out of 5 here on Yelp to be a good rating (similar to an 8 out of 10 on the survey). But I feel I am wasting my time responding to their surveys, since it seems the number is the only thing that ultimately matters, not evaluating and following up on critical feedback. read more

I had good service in the past. However, recently, I got my personal property stolen during service of my car. The security cameras were unable to find anything. This is very disappointing. Will not go back for future services. read more

We continue to have an excellent experience with the service and loaner departments at BMW of Mountain View. Our service advisor, Branden Casey, remains incredibly responsive and keeps us informed of every step in the process. During this last service appointment we worked with Jorge Martinez in the loaner department. He worked hard to fulfill our loaner vehicle request and was thorough in preparing and inspecting the car before handoff. This level of service is why we continue to use BMW of Mountain view. read more

Understood some had good experiences. Mine was not. Honest feedback: - Artificially prolonged sales process. 2-3 hours, just to wear you down before you get to paperwork when hard selling on warranties and prepaid service agreements starts. Unfortunately said yes to a few this time. Other brands/dealers get you in/out in far less time, and they accept a "no" for service contracts. - Service department very bad. Received my car back from annual service with SOS warning light on. Service representative (Wayne Hong) extremely defensive and unhelpful, trying to blame the issue on me rather than showing accountability. - Check at home - technician had forgotten to re-connect the loudspeaker for SOS call system after replacing the cabin air filter. Either lazy or overworked, or both. - Cancelling the prepaid service agreement through Autonation a protracted (8 weeks) and unfriendly process. Partial refund they gave was a loss on me. My bad for signing in the first place. All in all, not sure if this is Autonation or BMW Mt View specifically, will definitely never go there again. read more

Came in for service to get my routine maintenance, brake pads and rotors done. Place didn't seem like they want my business. Scheduling seems difficult, didn't want to give me many options as I'm tight on my schedule. I tried to accommodate different time and day but nothing worked out. Mentioned I'll go and try to schedule with Stevens Creek and an employee made a snarky comment. "You won't like it there" and actually I loved it there. Will be taking my business there as they are more respectful and understanding of my schedule. read more

Review is mainly directed to both the Sales and Finance department. Came in a couple weeks ago to solely sell our Porsche as we planned to switch to the dark side and downgrade to a M2. As they appraised the car we looked over their used inventory lot and instantly locked eyes on a gorgeous spec'd M4 Comp. Leo came out and instantly treated us like family. He was very transparent, and communicative throughout the whole process. When we got handed over to the Finance Manager - Shahid - the superb experience didn't end there. Want to thank both for the seamless buying process and getting us in and out quickly and smoothly. read more

I've been desperately searching for the right car for almost 2 weeks. I decided to call this dealership & ask about a car I saw online, & by luck happened to speak with Ibrahim. The whole experience was incredible. I walked away the owner of a nearly new BMW, all because of the care, attention and patience of Ibrahim. He was so professional, and really went above and beyond to make sure I felt comfortable through the process and with my choice! I felt like Ibrahim really elevated my purchasing experience here -- and he absolutely deserves your business! Also appreciated that he was straight to the point, which saved me a lot of headache and unnecessary discussion. If you're serious about a BMW purchase, you won't regret coming here & working with Ibrahim. read more

Service department caused damage to my bumper and steering wheel. They have now ghosted me completely and not addressed this issue after two months. My service advisor, Wayne Hong agreed to fix the bumper scratch but once I arrived, he got very defensive and tried to blame it on me. Following this interaction, he has not responded to any of my messages. I had shown dashcam footage of a service technician hitting and pushing a trash can and not telling me. Still no accountability or apology. Absolutely terrible service. read more

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Three salespeople let me know car is reserved under my name. Run my credit, tell me it's excellent . Then silence, I call back and ask to the sales manager , turns out car was sold right under me. Ran my credit for nothing. I don't recommend this dealership. Bad customer service and interactions , will give you the runaround read more

Nice diecast models, Isreal is a nice guy there aswell who helps customers with accessories people wish to buy. read more

BMW of Mountain View - Car Dealers Near Me - Mountain View, California

They trick you into buying maintenance packages by giving false assurances that you can cancel on pro-rata basis if you don't need it. But then the manager doesn't even come face to face with you. They sold me a 3yr oil change plan for 249 which was being offered by another dealership just for 99. They refused to refund even on pro rata basis even when they promised earlier. Don't buy any prepaid packages from them. Check out for deals elsewhere. read more

I wonder if I'm alone here, i mean about having absolutely no interest in cars. Fast sports cars, for example?... I had one in college, that is if you consider a corvette a "sports car". But today is it worth serious six figure money for you to be virtually embalmed in a freeway traffic jam, going nowhere fast or slow, sitting in a red Ferrari instead of a beige Trabant? When I lived in Manhattan the subways provided me my first opportunity to develop a luxurious disdain for owning, servicing or driving anything. Later I moved to exurbia where there weren't subways, and that's when I bought my only really great car, a 1954 Chevrolet, $60 asking, "discounted" to 50 as the driver's window didn't work. I fixed the window and the car ran like a proverbial Swiss watch. Some years later, my extended adolescence ended, I joined the corporate state and for the next 35 years used OPM to buy, never leased, 7 new company cars: Oldsmobile, Honda, 3 Volvos and 2 BMWs. So, much as I don't like them, I've had great luck with mostly free cars all my life and vow never to buy a new one. Unfortunately, I had to buy something recently to replace what I had been driving for years, only to total it last winter in the Sierras. I don't believe in much anymore but one thing I still like to think is true is that you do better knowing than not knowing. "Forewarned is forearmed!" seems to make sense when buying a car. So I perused the web, asked friends what they like and don't about their current vehicle, and compared cars in parking lots. Many people I know, being the painfully politically proper know-it-alls that they are, believe in e-cars or hybrids. For the foreseeable, I don't. One thing I didn't do prior to actually buying this one was test drive a variety of cars, because It seemed useless. Somehow, in my own little way, I narrowed the field and began to actually go out and look. This took awhile because just when I would find something promising, weekend plans got in the way. The very car I was looking for, and finally bought, turned up at BMW Mountain View. They're great, the car's great and it all went great. Here's why: First of all, if you can, just buy these things outright because paying interest on a car loan seems to me like adding insult to injury. Second, know the market for the car you want. In this case, I was after a car that was fairly in demand. Once a good one emerged on the internet, Edmund's or Carfax or wherever, it wasn't long before it disappeared. And there seemed to be a typical asking price, all things considered. This car was what I wanted and price was in target so I simply wrote the dealer a check... done. The price was in line with the market and I knew this particular car would be sold within a week or so anyway. The market for low mileage, recent model used cars is crazy right now because of sticker shock for new models. Probably the main reason people don't like buying cars whether new or used is because they usually wind up in the hands of a car salesman. When I was still a bit wet behind the ears I had a couple of older roommates who made a living at this, and frankly hate to think there are others that callous. On the other hand, they were Texans. Knowing them was an education in how tawdry an adult life might become, listening to their tales, which wandered down the backstreets explaining how it was exactly that they had made their living that day. In my world it seems the same story goes, whether it's selling cars, cutting diamonds or making funnel cakes at a state fair. While you can shop for cars, unless you have a personal connection with the dealer you can't shop for car salesmen. In my case, and this was probably the most important though random part of the entire story, I had the good fortune that my phone call was answered by Peter Munoz. Special thanks to him for helping make this process painless as can be, and I recommend him. As for the car... well, as I said I've been lucky with cars and with this latest one it appears my luck hasn't run out yet. I guess I even like it, but regardless it's what I was looking for and only time will tell if I was right. Many thanks again to Peter for helping make it happen. read more

Cesar Guzman from start to finish held the highest level of hospitality. He helped my girlfriend and I find our BMW and made sure we were completely satisfied with our purchase. If you want a great deal, and want to be treated professionally, I advise you to work with Cesar! read more

Great service from beginning to end of my appt.. Service advisor was welcoming and had everything explained.

What a refreshing experience at BMW of Mountain View -- truly reminded me why car shopping is everyone's favorite pastime. It started with the salesperson refusing to share any useful info unless I came in person. Because apparently in 2025, email is just too convenient. Fine -- I showed up, picked a car, and tried to negotiate. He immediately said the price I wanted wasn't possible -- but good news! If I switched to a different color/package, he claimed the price could work. Sounded fair. I told him clearly: if he could meet the price, I'd take the car, thinking we were finally getting somewhere. He disappeared for a few rounds of "talking to the manager," only to return with a number nowhere close to what was promised. When I asked if there was any room to adjust, he hit me with, "Maybe you chose the wrong car," then slammed the quote on the table and walked away mid-conversation with, "Take this offer, that's what I can do." Honestly, my mom was thrilled. She's been worried that I spend money like an idiot -- so thanks to this dealership, I left empty-handed and financially intact. Five stars for helping me not buy a BMW. One star for everything else. read more

Has the best experience with this dealer. After you got your car they job not finished. They will email you and follow up what you need to know more about your vehicle. I definitely recommend to this location read more