No integrity, beyond dishonest at all. Like what Devon reviewed, they are the average worst dealers…read moreyou used to see 0 stars. Last second they confirmed that you are the first one who has priority to make a decision, a second later they told you a deal is done, money is coming from someone else. Was that the God who told someone your bank account to wire the money? What a joke.

This dealership is why most dealers get a bad name. The dealership model is pretty simple. Customer…read morefinds a car they want to buy, call to confirm it's there. Customer and salesperson agree to price and the deal is done. Well, not me. I'm prepared to buy the car and waiting on the documents so I can send the funds and I never get a reply and find out on the site the car is sold after I'm actively pursuing the car and saying I'll buy it just tell me how to pay.

This is where to take your Mazda for service. Michael, the Service Manager and Jason are genuinely…read moregood people who want your return business. I took my 2024 CX-30 with less than 25k miles to Napleton in Countryside due to a service engine light. They told me I had water in the gas and needed $2200 new injectors. I called BS. They had no evidence other than a WATER bottle filled with gas they shook in front of me to their claim of 'bad gas'. So, I took it over to Castle Mazda at Downer's Grove and told Michael the story. He asked about codes and I gave him what I had. He asked why they cleared codes at the last place without making repairs, which I could not answer. So - he took it in for few days to run some checks - nothing came up. No charge, thanks for coming in - let us know if it comes on again. A few weeks later the light came on again and we took it back to Michael and team at Castle. He gave us a loaner vehicle and took the car in to test. For a few days they could not find the exact issue but they kept diagnosing, keeping us updated. Then, they discovered a pinhole leak in the intake manifold. They replaced the manifold and voila - car is running perfect again. All covered under warranty as I'd expect. These folks know how to do analytical troubleshooting and they run a straight-up shop. I won't service my Mazdas anywhere else.

I bought from them more than 2 weeks ago and they have yet to payoff the loan on my trade in. If…read morecalled and left 3 messages today and not one call back. Guess I'll give them temper in person. I can imagine that their service department is equally as bad.

This dealer is amazing Andre and Michael all worked with us to give us the best deal. We love our…read morefirst electric car. The team is so down to earth we truly came away with some friends.

Buyer Beware: Deceptive Pricing and Classic Dealership Games…read moreWe drove two hours from Wisconsin to inspect an advertised pre-owned truck at Advantage Chevrolet of Bolingbrook. After calling ahead, the dealership explicitly assured us the vehicle would be prepped and ready for a test drive upon our arrival. Roughly 40 minutes before we arrived, a salesman named Raul Rosales called to inform us the truck was actually off-site at a detail shop. Because we were already over an hour into the trip, we agreed to go with Raul to the detail shop to inspect it. The truck had only 12,000 miles and appeared to be in great shape. To save time, we decided to head back to the dealership to work through the numbers while waiting for the truck to be brought back. That is when the experience devolved into a masterclass in classic dealership runarounds. We gave Raul an initial price we were willing to pay, initiating a tedious cycle of endless back-and-forth waiting. When he returned saying they could meet our price, I noticed a forced "protection plan" added to the breakdown. I insisted it be removed, so off he went. When he returned, I spotted a separate $900 detailing fee that was actually illegal to add on. Exhausted from the long drive and over an hour and a half of dealer games, Raul finally left to set up the final documents. We then waited another 30 to 40 minutes for the truck to return from the detail shop so we could finally test drive it. While the vehicle drove well, completing the purchase took another half hour, including a requirement to unlock our TransUnion credit report even though we were paying in full by check. Finally, we met with finance manager Tim Hosek to sign. What followed was a heavy pitch for extended warranties, followed by a rushed signing process where the final figures were glossed over completely without a transparent line-item breakdown. The following day, I thoroughly audited the paperwork. To my dismay, I discovered we were charged $1,928 above our agreed-upon price, along with an extra $275 artificially added to the licensing fees. I have attempted to call Tim and dealership management to resolve this discrepancy, but they refuse to return my calls. I have now filed a formal complaint with the Illinois Attorney General Consumer Complaint Portal and the Better Business Bureau. If you're financing through this dealership, double-check every single line item before you sign. Their primary strategy is steering your attention toward the monthly payment figure while quietly padding the back end with hidden dealer fees, mandatory "protection plans," and shell-game price increases. Because interest rates and loan terms can easily disguise hundreds--or even thousands--of dollars in tacked-on costs, make sure you demand a itemized, line-by-line total cash price breakdown. Do not sign or rely on verbal promises until every single fee matches what you explicitly agreed to pay.

super easy process. I worked with Joe Carini and he was excellent. Answered all my questions and…read moregot me out the door quickly. I hate buying a car but Joe made it easy. This is my second purchase from D'Arcy and I will continue to keep buying from you

My sales and pricing experience with D'Arcy Hyundai in Joliet was good, but unfortunately, the…read moreafter-sales experience was extremely disappointing. At the time of purchase, the Certified Pre-Owned vehicle was missing an accessory part that I was told would be sent to me afterward. That never happened. I also raised a concern at the time of sale about a headlight that was experiencing significant fogging/condensation and was told that the issue would be covered under warranty. When I later attempted to have it addressed, that turned out not to be the case as it had been represented to me. What was most frustrating was the lack of communication and follow-through. I contacted the dealership and left messages on three separate occasions without receiving a response. On my fourth attempt, I finally reached someone who said they would look into both issues. Several weeks later, I still had not received any follow-up or resolution. Based on my experience, D'Arcy Hyundai may be worth considering if you are getting a good deal and driving off the lot with a vehicle that needs absolutely nothing further. However, I would only recommend purchasing here if you have another Hyundai dealership nearby that you are comfortable relying on for future service and warranty matters, and if you are not expecting D'Arcy to follow through on outstanding items once the sale is complete. The purchase itself went smoothly. Unfortunately, the support after the sale did not come close to matching it.

DO NOT USE AAMCO. My transmission failed less than 400…read moremiles after being serviced, due to the seal being improperly installed. Was left stranded roadside out of state, and incurred significant costs for roadside services, towing and rental vehicle. Local dealership and corporate customer service very poor. DO NOT USE AAMCO.

I had severe transmission leaks, I took it to Aamco to get a quote. The price was appropriate for…read morewhat needed to get fixed. This location wasn't too busy so I was able to get an appt asap the next week. The techs did an awesome job, I was able to drive around leak-free. They finished my car before the estimated waiting time.