I had been looking for a convertible VW Beetle for about a month and had been to a lot of used car…read moredealerships. Cross Keys Cars was by far the most professional, honest, and reputable dealership that I visited. As a family-owned business, they stood by their reputation and their word. The whole process was great, and the location was convenient. The entire operation was relaxing, professional, and easy, making it a fairly seamless experience. Even when there was a hiccup with some paperwork, they worked with me and kept me posted on updates, even over the weekend through text and phone calls. This made me feel very comfortable. The price was reasonable and included their handling of the title registration plates and so forth. I love my car, and I would definitely go back to buy from them again. I highly recommend Cross Keys Cars

From the owner: Over 60 years in the car business! Cross Keys Auto Exchange has helped hundreds of auto buyers get…read morethe financing they deserve. We would love to help you too. We offer a great selection of reliable, used vehicles from many of the leading auto brands.

Buying the car wasn't the worst part -- it was everything after that. I didn't have insurance at…read morethe time, and instead of giving me proper options, the salesperson suggested I get temporarily added to my significant other's insurance just to push the deal through. I bought the car expecting to hear back soon about my title so I could transfer everything legally. Instead, I got the runaround. As my temp tags were about to expire, I called to ask about the title and was met with an incredibly rude woman and unprofessional response. I was told they didn't have it. Then, my girlfriend called a bit later and suddenly they did have it and were mailing it. None of it made sense. Because of their delay, I ended up having to drive with expired tags. One of the employees told me, "It's fine -- if you get a ticket, we'll pay for it." Which is absolutely false -- we confirmed with NJMVC that you cannot legally drive on expired tags. To make matters worse, 32 days after purchase, the check engine light came on. Clearly, they reset or disabled it when selling the car. The Carfax report also falsely stated an oil change was done -- I know it wasn't because I had to do it myself. After fixing one issue, the check engine light came on again. This dealership only cares about making the sale -- once you drive off the lot, they don't care about you or the car. I will never buy a vehicle from them again.

Don't buy a car from here. They sell junk cars. There's a 2012 sienna there with broken axles,…read moreright side damage, water pump noise and much more. Buyers beware. The owner is also a know it all but doesn't know anything. If you buy a car from here, I feel bad for you. I didn't take pics of the axles or anything but if you look under it, you'll see it! Please get a PPI done if you end up looking at these cars. They have trash cars! Be careful guys!

my experience at Auto Lenders in Voorhees, New Jersey was outstanding.. I had chosen three cars…read moretwo from another which they brought to their location for me to I didn't have to drive so far. Upon arrival, those three cars were already air-conditioned cooled off and ready for me to test drive the who me through everything was Anthony and I just can't thank him enough for everything that he did to make the purchase easy for me. This is the second time I've purchased a car from Auto Lenders and had great experiences at location was in Princeton.. If you are in need of a car SUV truck, etc. let them know what you're interested in and they will take it from there. The finance department in the Voorhees location is awesome as well.. Thank you, Anthony for making everything easy for me and helping me make a good decision

If you want to be treated with respect, do not walk into Auto Lenders of Voorhees. This was easily…read morethe worst, most unprofessional automotive experience of my life, which ironically pushed me to go have the best experience of my life at a completely different dealership. My girlfriend and I drove to the Voorhees location to look at a silver Honda Civic. We called ahead, and customer care assured us the car would be pulled up and ready. It wasn't. When we walked in, we met a salesman named Frank. I am a pleasant guy and like to make jokes, so I playfully teased him that they were "0 for 1" since the car wasn't out front. Instead of basic customer service, Frank immediately copped an attitude. He left to check his system, came back, and angrily told me the car was currently on a test drive (even though it was still parked right out front). He then loudly announced in front of the entire showroom and my girlfriend that they had run my credit and I "couldn't even afford the car." Here is the insane part: I never gave them my information to run a credit check. We were buying the car in cash with a certified check and didn't even need financing. Frank had mixed me up with another customer and was publicly humiliating me over someone else's credit score. When I realized his mistake, he offered zero apologies, called me a "cocky kid," and told me to leave. I demanded a manager, Lew, who switched us to a new salesman two cubicles down. While we waited, Frank actually called another salesman over, and they stood there whispering and pointing at us with a smirk on his face. It was so incredibly unwelcoming and childish that we got up and left. The regional director, Brian, called to apologize and set me up at their Williamstown location the next day to look at a black Civic instead. We agreed on a price of $29,382 (after I caught them trying to sneak in a $299 window-etching fee). I told the saleswoman, Nor, that I was driving back to PA to get the cashier's check and handle the insurance switch, and would be back by 4:00 PM. By 2:00 PM, she was texting and calling, trying to pressure me. When I told her not to rush me, she threatened to move the car to another location in Haverford Township just to force my hand. I was completely done with the high-pressure, disrespectful games at Auto Lenders. I took my family's advice and drove straight to Piazza Honda of Springfield. I worked with their sales manager, Frank Crinite, who treated us like absolute gold. The ultimate punchline for Auto Lenders? I walked out of Honda of Springfield with a BRAND NEW 2026 Honda Civic Sport for $30,005. I spent barely $630 more to get a brand-new car rather than dealing with the miserable, disrespectful staff at Auto Lenders trying to hustle me for a 3-year-old 2023 model. Avoid Auto Lenders at all costs. Go see Frank Crinite at Honda of Springfield instead.

Fantastic experience. From the minute I walked in the door I felt welcomed and like they really…read morewanted my business, the family atmosphere they have here is a nice change of pace to the typical car lot. Gladys, Dom, and Nena were all friendly and very knowledgeable. The customer service couldn't have been better. Would highly recommend people come here.

Family run business that treats you like family! Gladys and her team gave me top notch personal…read moreservice. The buying process was easy and efficient. I will be back!

Three attempts and three failures…read more First car was indicated as a test vehicle on the windows sticker. They said they didnt want to sell it and it went to auction. Wasted 2 weeks on shipping. Second car. Mechanical issues Third car. Title issues and when that was cleared the car had scratches all up and down the sides and bald tires There is obviously no inspection of the vehicles here. Moved on.

CarMax in Turnersville is a great place to get a late-model used car, SUV, or truck in good…read morecondition and with low miles. When it came time for me to trade in my 72k mile Infiniti G37x Coupe and switch up to another AWD vehicle, this time a Nissan Murano...I found plenty to choose from in all trim levels in near new condition. I hated to part with my 330 HP little speed demon Infiniti G, but it was time! CarMax gave me a great deal on the trade-in and excellent financing on the Murano. Steve Southall was the salesman and he made the whole process easy, quick, and simple from start to finish! I spent more time on the lot looking than I did with him! He was knowledgeable, friendly, and courteous, even though I was a little anxious and a bit amped up as I usually get when making ANY new or used car purchase (It's not like you make a big purchase like this every day! LOL!) Unlike other big-name used car dealers, there was NO pressure to purchase their warranty, plus they give you plenty of time to shop in their lot - no one approaches you until you go inside to inquire about a vehicle. I'm considering keeping what I have and purchasing a 2nd car and I'll keep CarMax on my list of places to shop (If they have what I'm looking for).

Highly Recommend using Gmotors, got my car from there at a good price. great people absolutely love…read moremy car and ive had no issues

Deceptive practice is the business model. This review is of the location in Waterford, NJ…read more Be sure to check your sales contract for 1) change in vehicle pricing. 1k was added to the advertised price. 2) give the sales person in writing the amount of your down payment to give to the finance guy. A verbal amount was given to the salesman which was higher than what he relayed to the finance guy. Once discovered, an additional call and the redoing the contract to included the correct down payment and monthly payment amount was required. 3) the addition of a warranty. It is made to seem like the warranty is covered in cost by the dealer with the wording 'it comes with a warranty' (it's not; it added to the price) The warranty only covers cosmetic damages to the vehicle, not the mechanics like the engine, turbo, etc and will significantly increase the amount financed and taxes as the warranty is expensive for what is covered. 4) Ensure the approval letter be given to the finance guy. Even after presenting a pre approval letter, finance made additional inquiries with other lenders without my permission. Once discovered, it was determined the salesman never informed finance of the pre approval. 5) Have the vehicle throughly inspected by a mechanic not employed by the dealership if you're expecting not to have to put money into the vehicle immediately. The lie they will tell you is their mechanic did a thorough inspection when in fact, at least in this case, that was not true. Luckily, extensive research on the potential repairs needed for the year, make, and model of vehicle purchased was done beforehand, so repairs were expected. After discovering the issues outlined above, contacting the dealership and not getting a reply, a letter was written with the promise to report them to the state, an acceptable compromise was reached.