Top notch and quality work!! And really fast! They looked over my vehicle and did an absolutely…read moreamazing job! Recommend to everyone needing any kind of work done.

Great service, very professional. Best customer service I've received in a while. They fixed my car…read morein 30 minutes and saved me a ton of money. You guys really made my day!

The blower on my 2012 Honda Accord was making a horrible sound. I wasn't getting adequate cooling…read more Turns out dog food from mice in my garage was packed in the blower unit. Dog food and funky small is gone. The rear tire had a broken belt ( thank you Michigan roads). With a new tire and front end alignment, my Accord drives like new. Service manager kept me updated on service. I appreciate the use of a car while mine is repaired.

This was a long ride and an experience I shall not forget. The salesman's name was Jim G as he…read moregoes by most of the time. The place was really quiet and now I can see why. Jim G sat me down in his office and was in and out a few times while I sat. The very first paper he handed me had a list of things and I went though them. Guess because I am old and over 80 makes me stupid. Well, I was on YouTube and did my studying for a week or so before talking or going any where to purchase a car. He lied about a couple things on that paper. Oh, one was $199.00 for some type of air for the tires. Also, a fee for $895 which he told me was part of what I had to take. LOL Everyone I have spoke to since than knew that was not a thing you had to except. The young guy I know laughed so hard. He knew and maybe a little surprise to what I also knew. These salesmen need to start treating a customer as someone that is there to buy something and stop playing games with them to rob them of their money. It is like going in to be robbed. The games are to take your hard earned money to put in their pockets. THIS SHALL STOP but takes awhile, sadly. The way business looked that day maybe they are hard up so easier to rob the person than be decent. I shall never ever deal with these people again. The only thing that happened that day was I know which SUV I want but no credit to that Jim G. ever...That place is EVIL as far as I am concern. BUYER BEWARE....

They have good communication and they didn't take a long time to get the part that was needed for…read moreour vehicle. We did had to drop off our vehicle twice bc they did not offer a loaner. But it was ok and we are happy it didn't take long.

Brought our Cadillacs EV here to this location for the first time. The part had to be ordered so I…read morehad to bring it back a few days after. Park was installed they took care of the ac problem and I'm happy.

My family drove to Toledo this past Memorial Day weekend when my Nissan started having response…read moreissues. Knowing I would need to get it looked at fast to ensure I could drive home at the end of the holiday weekend, I immediately reached out to any dealership in the area. Yark took my call, cleared their schedule and took my car in immediately. Although they quoted me $100 for a diagnostic, they quickly deduced that at my last oil change some debris was displaced when they changed my air filter. Once cleaned, car drove normally. And so without me asking, they only charged me $35.00. I have now told 5 people in Toledo, in addition to Yelp, how impressed I am with Yark Nissan and I will continue to sing their praises.

I wouldn't work with this dealership if I were you. When I bought my certified preowned vehicle I…read morewas told I would receive a second key, but they had to retrieve it from the previous lessee. They tried for 2 weeks without being able to retrieve it and then told me there was nothing they could do and refused to provide a second key. They also upsold me on useless warranty's and when I came back to cancel them they treated me like I was personally attacking them. attacking them. When I insisted that I wanted them removed the financial manager said "whatever I don't care anyway". On top of this the battery dies a week after I bought it. They obviously missed it or willfully sold me a bad battery and they refused to compensate me for the new battery. On top of this they repeatedly ignored my calls and failed to get back to me when I reached out. Overall I had a terrible experience and wish I never worked will them. Buyer beware if you want a dealership that will work with you fairly and respectfully. If I could give 0 stars I would. Edit: Hi Melissa, how can I reach you?

I want to start by saying that for over 15 years my family and I had a good history with this…read moredealership. My father, myself and my wife all purchased a Mercedes from them and had service/repairs done there quite often in that time. Not all work was done there but much of it was including anything serious and this car was there for major warranty work a few months beforehand. We would highly recommend them in that whole time but not anymore. Recently our 13 year old car wouldn't start or shift which requires towing it anywhere. I made an appointment for 8:30 am with them 2 weeks out telling them the issues and specifically that I would have to have it towed in. After that I got confirmations by email and text that day and on the day before the appointment by email, text and a phone call by an actual person. I had the car towed to them that day so it would be ready to go first thing. Why is that so important you ask? The morning of the appointment at 8:33 am I recieved a text: "Good afternoon. Your vehicle is here now. After speaking with the Service Director, we decided to not work on your vehicle. Other people have been working on it and based off the history of your vehicle, we would most likely be going into the thousands to repair your vehicle, and in the past, people that own these older vehicles do not pay their bill. Therefore, we would decline working on your vehicle." The fact they refused to work on a car that they sold and serviced is unexpected and very disappointing but when they knew it had to be towed there is ridiculous. On top of that they claim that the bill wouldn't be paid, when we have always paid immediately on completion. My wife went in the next day to see if we could work something out as we just wanted it to be fixed. They were a bit more diplomatic in person but still outright refused. She stated we buy these cars because they are good cars that last a long time and they agreed on that point but still no. Then on her way out the service manager made the absolutely rude comment of "You need to get your car out of here". A car they know has to be towed. So now we incurred bills for 2 unnecessary tow's and wasted time when this could have been avoided from the outset by saying they won't work on older cars. This whole experience has been outrageous and unbelievable. After so much good history with them, I feel stabbed in the back. They were extremely unprofessional, rude and downright disrespectful. I will never do any business with their sales or service department ever again. Before I would advise anyone to go there to be treated right but now I ask you. Does this sound like they will treat you right or even care? That's up to you but thank you for reading my experience with them.

So our airplane group is considering to buy a car for my use when here vs renting. Will save more…read morethan $1000 each month. Harry showed me a car of interest I had seen on their website. This is very nice facility and great staff with large inventory new and pre-owned.

This isn't just a vent -- it's a Public Service Announcement. If your warranty has expired, you…read morehave options. You don't have to take your car back to the dealership for every issue. I took my Subaru to Yark Subaru because the clutch was slipping. I asked them to open it up and let me know what was going on. Instead, I was hit with a flat quote: $3,000 to replace the clutch -- without even opening it up. When I asked why it cost 3x more than the same repair I paid for last year ($1,000), the answer I got was: "Inflation." That was it. No breakdown. No explanation. Just a shrug and a buzzword. Then came the A/C issue. To their credit, Yark Subaru did send a really helpful diagnostic video, and their staff was professional, courteous, and respectful throughout -- that deserves acknowledgment. But the verdict? Replace the entire system for another $1,000. At that point in life, I was already going through it. I honestly considered trading in my car and starting fresh. But maybe God looked at my credit score and said: "Nah. Not yet. You're not ready for that car note -- this is a lesson." So I got a second opinion. A transmission shop replaced my entire clutch system for $1,000. Then another mechanic checked the A/C -- all it needed was a recharge for $120. Total cost: $1,120. Compared to $6,000+ in dealership estimates. Look -- I still love Subaru. I love my car. And I respect the professionalism I received at Yark. But the pricing? The assumptions? The lack of transparency? That part needs to change. Because it's not just about money -- it's about trust. So if you're reading this: Get a second opinion. Whether it's a clutch, an A/C issue, or a major life decision -- don't assume the first quote is the only truth. Sometimes that "no" you got? It's not rejection -- it's redirection. Hope this helps!

The buying experience was very pleasant, however the moment I got my Outback off the lot things…read morestarted going wrong with it that should have been noticed by the team. 3/4 tire pressure monitors were shot, and there was a parasitic drain from the DCM that cost me 3 batteries before it could get fixed. I tried to contact the dealership and couldn't get through, so I took it to a different one after I moved and had it all taken care of there. I haven't even had the car 3 months yet!