I bought a Honda crv. Im very happy with the purchase and Mike and Mark were excellent salesmen!!read more

We bought a Buick Enclave from them. The deal was fantastic and met our needs. We financed through…read morethem and received a favorable rate. The salesmen are not pushy. The owner worked his magic to make the car affordable. Great small business to buy a car from.

This review is for the Volvo Service section of International Autos. I did not buy my Volo from…read morethis dealership so ***as stated above this will only be a review of the Volvo Service section of International Autos!*** I have been coming to the Volvo Service section of IA for about a year right before the quarantine when I bought my Volvo form a used car dealership. The service dept is always booked so be sure to schedule required maintenance regularly and be on time. Sometimes it feels like a first come first serve intake because of the waiting time, so try to get the earliest appointment you can! Every time I've come to get service done a service rep has come out immediately to get the car info and start my maintenance or repair service. They have the cleanest waiting rooms and free coffee and snacks, they are not gluten free snacks and there is no fresh fruit, but they have snacks! Free internet and outlets for when you need to get work done. The bathrooms are clean and well stocked there's also a hook on the ladies room door for your purse. (Run-on sentence ALERT!) They do good work, and they are warrantied, so if something happens to your vehicle and they are the last repair shop to touch your vehicle, you can take it back to them. Not so with other repair shops who will try anything to get out of repairing any damage they cause. Be ready to get your wallet out, because for this type of service your going to have to pay, and sometimes thru the NOSE!

# Service Thoroughness. Had to come back twice, TWO times for issues that with a little effort…read morecould have been fixed one time. #2 Integrity. Service 'experts' lied to my face about potential warranty impacts to upgrading springs. (The originals bottom out with two kids in the back seat!). #3 Quality. Never had to replace tires, brakes, wheel bearings, TPMS sensor, and wipers within 30,000 miles on any other new non Subaru vehicle I owned. Even the express service advisor commented 'that's Subaru for you'.

Auto Impact Sales is the place to go if you want professional, knowledgeable, and friendly service!…read moreGot my car detailed and this was one of the best detail services I've ever received. Fairly priced and my seats feel super soft, like butter. Get their hand-wax service, definitely worth it. My baby looks brand new just like she did when I drove her off the lot! Reach out to Eric, you won't be disappointed!

Two years later and my 2014 Kia still has that NEW CAR GLOW. Thanks to EJ for taking care of my car…read moredetail needs. Not to mention providing a great car buying experience when I purchased it. Guaranteed service with a smile. Check him out for your one-stop auto needs.

International Subaru Orland Park allowed for me to test-drive two cars and get them on the highway…read more That's good. They didn't inform me how they were going to use my driver's license getting scanned, data retention and privacy policies. That's bad. This review originally written in English (USA) language. This is my opinion based on my own personal experience with this business. If you don't like my feedback than you need to grow up.

​I have been a loyal Subaru owner and a consistent customer at Orland Park Subaru since 2018…read more Unfortunately, I'm writing this as a warning to others regarding how they handle long-standing service agreements. ​When I purchased a new set of tires here on December 12, 2024, I was explicitly promised a "lifetime tire rotation guarantee," just as I had received with my previous tire purchase in 2021. However, when I returned in October 2025, I was told the dealership had changed their policy in January 2025 and would no longer honor the lifetime agreement for my tires. ​While they granted me "one final rotation" as a "favor," they made it clear they would not honor the terms I was sold on just weeks before their policy change. It is now May 2026, and I am still deeply disappointed. A policy change should apply to new sales, not retroactively cancel promises made to customers who already paid for a product. ​I chose this dealership over competitors like Discount Tire specifically because of their word on lifetime services. Now, that trust is gone. ​Note to management: I have sent an amendment email to Subaru Customer Service regarding this breach of the original sales agreement and am currently waiting on a response. I hope to see this rectified, as 8 years of loyalty should count for more than a retroactive policy shift. ------------- For transparency, I've updated my Google review with the dealership's resolution. While I acknowledge management ultimately corrected the issue, the experience and process were still poor, which is why I am keeping my current rating. I hope the dealership improves internal communication moving forward so other long-term customers do not experience the same confusion. https://goo.gl/maps/BmF1BnWMReMSGwdZ6?g_st=ac ___________ UPDATE #3 5-20-2026 Editing my review because after spending additional time and energy responding to corporate regarding my customer advocacy concern, I was then asked to complete a satisfaction survey about the experience. I do appreciate that corporate responded promptly and reached out to the dealership, which resulted in a personal email correspondence with me. However, I remain disappointed with the overall handling of the situation. Corporate stated that the dealership informed them that "their service team sent email correspondence in September 2025 regarding the policy change." Unfortunately, that completely misses the original point of my complaint. My concern was never about whether a future policy change was communicated -- it was about the fact that I purchased a new set of tires in December 2024 with an explicit "Lifetime Tire Rotation" guarantee. To the manager's credit, he ultimately agreed to honor the tire rotation as originally promised for myself. However for others in my same predicament, it reflects poor business practice to revoke guarantees after customers have already relied on those promises when making a purchasing decision. Policies can change moving forward for new customers, but retroactively changing terms for existing customers undermines trust and customer confidence. There are many businesses that continue to honor the commitments they make, and that level of integrity matters.