1. Easton Auto Traders

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    Jessup, MD

    Easton Auto Traders

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Kargar Nation

    Kargar Nation

    1.0
    (6 reviews)

    Update: dealership illegally seized truck without my consent along with all my possessions…read moreincluding baby bed and clothing, work boots, work tools, laptop, licenses, chargers. Lender contacted and no buyback was authorized by them or us. They have fraudulently taken vehicle and mishandled paperwork. Disputes and reports have been filed with property state and government agencies and legal action to be taken. Police report filed. GPS has located the truck at their dealership even tho lender sent them check. All of our work and babies items are inside They will not answer texts, calls or emails, next step is lawsuit. We want our truck and possessions back. Purchased a truck. 4 days later it died. Took months to get them to take it back. Gave them a chance to do right got a new truck. They're still holding on to the title. They also claimed I made more money than I did. They need to make this right and release the title to us. Still haven't sent the title. Attaching texts to show they've been dodging it. They've been reported to attorney general, bbb, and va dealer board. Next step is small claims court. Never again. Yall can make this right. You have our contact info (also via text).

    I wish I had read the reviews before I even wasted my time. So I live about 2.5 hours from this…read morelocation. I posted on one of their social media post and they sent me a message. They gave me the whole "everyone rides" shtick. At first, I told them how bad my credit was and how I didn't have neither a large amount to put down, nor a co-signer. They said it was not a problem. I then told them how far I was and that I did NOT want to take that drive and miss work and get there to find out I can't be approved. AGAIN they said it was no problem and that I would be approved and only have to put down $700, but if I didn't feel comfortable, I could apply online first with a pre-approval. I advise them that I still wasn't sure since it was a PRE approval and that I could still be denied. AGAIN they were sure I'd be approved. I fill out the online application and I get a credit inquiry notification on my equifax AND capital one app. That was on a Wednedsay. I get a text message form them confirming out appointment for Friday and to make sure I had the $700. At that point, I'm feeling pretty good because it sounded like I was approved........until I got to the dealership. I take off a day of work and drive all the way to their dealership that ended up being THREE hours. As soon as I get there, I notice they had me fill out another credit application again. That was a first red flag. My equifax and capital one credit goes off again. I'm then told that instead of the $700, I'd have to put down $2500. I was PISSED!! I made it clear that I only had the $700 and that I didn't want to make that drive for nothing! Turns out that I wasn't talking to an actual finance employee, but a social media marketer! No one cared that I made the drive. It was no sense of urgency. They all just had blank faces! So I leave angry and take the long trip back. That wasn't over. I post a review on google and the manager literally responds with a lie saying that I applied a MONTH ago and something else popped up on my credit causing the increase. That was NOT true. I didn't even know who this dealership was beyond a week ago! I found out about them and applied for the first time on a Wednesday and drove down Friday that same week! They then run my credit AGAIN on that Saturday!!!! I call trying to get answers to why my credit was ran again after we established I wasn't going to get a car. No on was man enough to man up and own it. I was hung up on constantly or sent back into the phone queue. I got one guy who sounded oblivious. When I was FINALLY able to get the lady (Gabriella) on the line who was the one that was working on my credit app, she said she had no idea and that she'd find out and call back. Of course she didn't. Then on Sunday, I get a text message from the original marketing lady asking how my car buying experience went and she just referred to me as "jackson". At this point, I knew they were trolling me. This place was horrible. Do NOT fall for the $700 down payment. That is NOT for everyone. They just say whatever to get you in the door and whatever happens, happens. I've wasted time, money, and credit points with them.

    Kargar Motors

    Kargar Motors

    1.3
    (62 reviews)

    Ok, so here is the update... they did fix the lights; turns out there was short caused by someone…read moreleaving the trunk open in the rain which is apparently why there was about a foot of water in the wheel well in the trunk. They did not however ever fill up the gas tank. So we took delivery of a vehicle with no gas... even after getting it fixed when they could have taken it next door and filled up they didn't. The tire sensor appears to have gone out according my BF - I guess when they fixed the short, it fixed that as well... The dealer kept hassling me for a binder and I told them that when we got the car back and were confident that we were going to keep it, I would provide them with the binder but that there was no need to add it to my insurance if we weren't going to keep it. Another thing that came up... a major accident repair was not disclosed to us upon purchase, nor did it appear in the Auto Check report (recall that's what we got when we asked for the Car Fax). But, apparently my insurance agent, while adding it to my policy found that there had been a major repair for body work costing over 9K. That was hard to believe considering that is half the worth of the vehicle (new ones NOW sell for 18K base) - I thought if a repair cost that much that they would just total a vehicle. Anyway, the failure to disclose does not sit well with me, but again, it is the BF's car; asked if he still wanted it and he said yea... so, we still have it... I would have turned it back over tot he dealer and gone and gotten the other one of which I spoke in Arlington. Although I said I might bump up the star rating, because of the failure to disclose the major repair and car history I have to keep it here. Am actually tempted to drop it, but, they were prompt in repairing the lights and the little guy who did it actually seemed quite good. So there is the update... bottom line is buyer beware; but that's really applicable I think to ANYONE when dealing with auto dealers. If I had to do anything different, knowing now what I know, anytime I go to purchase another used vehicle, I will be calling my insurance agent first since they have no vested interest in the transaction and in this case, found what apparently the dealer and Auto Check couldn't. There you have it folks. Cheers @

    Please save your time and money and stay away from this place. They sold a Jeep to my uncle, and…read moreafter just two weeks, the car started having many issues. He took it back to them to check what was wrong, but they said they couldn't find any problem and were very unhelpful regarding the warranty. On top of that, we later found out the car is salvage, and they never disclosed that to him. This has been a terrible experience. I highly recommend staying away from this place. A lawsuit will be coming soon.

    CarMax

    CarMax

    2.8
    (268 reviews)

    My daughter got her first car!! Super exciting…read more 10 years ago, I purchased a car from this Carmax. I had such a great guest service experience that we came back for her car. The car buying process was so easy. This location also has a nice selection of cars to choose from. Abu greeted us immediately and was able to help us get everything done. He was professional, friendly and knowledgeable. We had a great and memorable experience.

    Do not buy a car from CarMax Laurel…read more Last month, my husband and I purchased a 2025 VW Atlas Crossport from this location after paying to have it transferred from the Dulles, VA store. One of the biggest selling points was that, despite being used, the car looked nearly brand new. Two days after purchasing it, we took the vehicle to our local mechanic for a multipoint inspection. CarMax told us that although they inspect vehicles transferred from other locations, they are not obligated to share the inspection results or disclose any maintenance or repairs performed before the sale. They couldn't even confirm whether the car had received an oil change. Our mechanic identified a few maintenance items that should have been addressed before the vehicle was sold. We brought the car and the report back to CarMax, and they agreed to complete the repairs at no cost. A few days later, when we returned to pick up the vehicle, we immediately noticed multiple scratches that were not there when we purchased it. Some were several inches long and had gone through the clear coat. A service technician acknowledged the damage and suggested it was probably caused by the car wash they use, as if this was a common occurrence. We were told the scratches could be touched up and would no longer be noticeable. After yet another trip to the dealership, the scratches were still obvious. We spoke with the service manager and requested compensation for the damage that occurred while the car was in their possession. They offered to explore repainting the affected panels, but admitted that matching the color perfectly would be difficult and could potentially make the appearance worse. They refused to provide any financial reimbursement, stating that because the vehicle was already used, they could buy it back and resell it for the same price we paid. CarMax acknowledged that the damage occurred while the vehicle was in their care, yet they refused to compensate us for the diminished value of the vehicle or for the repeated inconvenience of multiple trips back to the dealership. The entire experience made it clear that once the sale is completed, customer satisfaction takes a back seat. Save yourself the frustration and buy from a dealership that values accountability and customer service--not just closing a transaction.

    Easton Auto Traders - usedcardealers - Updated July 2026

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