Pretty easy to buy a car here, their prices are very competitive, given they are directly tied to…read moremultiple credit unions around the area interest rates are decent too, the people I worked with were alright, good for car industry standards, I had a good experience buying here and hopefully you would too.

Waste of time. Had an online price but final price has no negotiable fees. They just seem to want…read moreyou to come in.

Great customer service and very helpful. The process was easier than I thought it would be.read more

The purchasing process was very easy and fast . I would recommend Benchmark Auto SaLes to anyone…read morewho is in the market of purchasing a reliable affordable vehicle

Bought a BMW X1 from here; love the car. It drives well and hasnt had any issues since I bought it…read more6 months ago. The team at the center made it easy to find the car I wanted for the right price.

DO NOT BUY HERE I REPEAT DO NOT BUY HERE !!!!!…read more I bought my car in cash and within 2 days it started acting up then called an stated my issue and the owner said that he sold me my car AS-IS like come on now I didn't spend 9,700$ just for this car to sit in my driveway un-drivable

This was my first time ever buying a vehicle, and I'll be honest: I walked into the process with…read morezero experience. I'm a single mom with two kids and this car purchase was literally my entire savings, so the stakes were extremely high for me. I bought a 2019 Kia Soul from Bob King Mazda. A few days after purchase, I noticed some issues with the car and ended up taking it to Bob King Kia for diagnostics since it's a Kia. They discovered a pending check engine code related to the O sensors and replaced both sensors. The invoice showed the repair would have been around $850, but thankfully they covered it and I did not have to pay. I want to be very clear about something: the people I dealt with were great. Billy at Bob King Kia was very helpful and reassuring when this all started. Randy at Bob King Mazda was also great to work with. But the real MVP was Josh in the Mazda service department. Even when things were confusing behind the scenes, he stayed patient, explained things clearly, and treated me with respect the entire time. His people skills alone would make me consider returning. They also provided me with a loaner vehicle while the issue was being addressed, which I deeply appreciated and absolutely made a stressful situation easier. That said, I do have some concerns that I think future buyers should be aware of. When I first purchased the car, the coolant was extremely low and the engine air filter was completely clogged with debris. It was obvious those things hadn't been checked before the vehicle was sold. That's what ultimately led me to discovering the other issue in the first place. After 10 days of diagnostics and repairs, the jerking sensation I initially noticed while decelerating is still present, although it is not nearly as severe as before. The explanation I received was essentially that the vehicle has over 100k miles and sometimes cars just have their own "personality." Maybe that's true, but as a first-time buyer, I was hoping for a clearer mechanical explanation. To be fair, the dealership did step up and handle the emissions issue at no cost to me, and they treated me respectfully throughout the process. I genuinely appreciate that. However, I would strongly recommend that the dealership implement a more thorough mechanical inspection process on used vehicles before they're sold. A quick inspection by a technician could likely catch things like low coolant, clogged filters, or pending codes before a customer drives off the lot. At the end of the day, the staff treated me well and the issue I didn't know about was addressed. But as someone who spent their entire savings on their first car purchase, this experience was definitely stressful and could have been prevented with a more thorough pre-sale inspection. For now, I'm hopeful everything continues running well. Time will tell. And as a first-time buyer who learned a lot through this experience, I'll definitely be paying very close attention going forward.

Absolutely horrible! The worst rip off! Fraudsters! Avoid! Avoid! Avoid!…read more I had my car towed to this dealership for service. My extended family used it and kept the key. So, I needed a new key. I knew that there was something wrong with my key. A young man comes out, introduces himself as Z'Kwan and says quietly that my key is fake and invites me into the office. Another gentleman is seated behind a desk-Chris. Chris hasn't even seen the car, yet he starts with the story of "this is the worst thing ever in history-recall with no remedy! Price tag for the key $1,000" I just came from the airport. I have luggage, a cat. The recall with no remedy is repeated to me like a broken record over the next twenty minutes. Chris pulls out a piece of paper and starts his sales pitch-monthly payments, pro's and cons, features. I keep declining. Chris shows $345 payment and we go for a test drive. The car is Kia Forte 2019. Chris leaves the room, comes back with papers and announces "I am reading direct from CarFax-no accidents!" He doesn't show me CarFax. Later the CarFax is one thing missing from my envelope with sales paperwork. I manage to get a copy from the dealership and the dealership employee signature is not Chris, not Z'Kwan or the sales manager. It is some other employee. Chris also tells me that extended warranty is included in the price. The finance manager keeps covering up the papers and prevents me from reading or asking anything yelling that she has to leave. I sign and Chris suddenly calls my name as I am loading things in the car and as I turn around camera flashes. He took a shocked face picture of me by the car-no permission requested. I drive home (live in California at the time) and the first repair $1200 less than a week after arrival. I parked too close to the curb scratching front bumper. The shocker is as I drive on expressway loud explosion sound and something flies from underneath the car. All the lights come on the dashboard. I drive to my local Kia service and told that inspection which is not included $280, and shocker-extended warranty service contract DOES NOT COVER REPAIR! I call Bob King Mazda from my local Kia and Chris says "I told the customer the repair isn't going to be covered" into the speaker phone. Liar! Cheater! Fraudster! Save your money! Avoid at all costs! I'm currently in the market for a new car and that's the reason I finally took the time to write this.

This dealership is a cut above any other Lexus dealership within an hour drive. I purchased my…read moreLexus there and I used Eddie Dooley. He such a gentleman and so easy to talk with. Russ Miller in service is also such an outstanding guy and always is very friendly and willing to help. I wish all dealership treated you like family as does Flow Lexus.

Update. After multiple services, still a 5. The service writer (Pierce) and the salesman (Mark)…read morehave been excellent to work with.