If you need a reliable car on a budget I would definitely recommend this dealer. Got my Subaru…read moreImpreza from here about week ago for an excellent deal. Great customer service also! Honesty and fair prices are hard to beat!

Great place to get an affordable, nice, clean vehicle, this could be the place for you. I bought a…read moreVW Titan there and I absolutely love it.

Amazing, owner is caring, ethical..has a great in-house mechanic and is local. Will work with you…read moreconcerning financing and has a decent selection, will deliver cash sales locally free and offers a 30 day warranty which is unheard of in the used auto industry. Ask for Jason, and awesome dude! Price, good luck finding a better overall deal, I live in Reston and almost went to Colorado Springs to buy the same car for 2k more and 10k less miles on it so huge thanks Jason, can now get rolling with Attic Cat Recoveries :), my scrapping business. God Bless.

Fast and amazing service. I expressed to Ronny that we were down 2 cars and if he could expedite my…read moretires I'd greatly appreciate it. He delivered and with a good price . The ladies at the desk are never in a bad mood- very much appreciate this for sure.

We've normally had very good service from Warrenton Auto... but today was a big disappointment. I…read morehad booked an appointment two weeks ago, with today being the first available slot available. I needed three very small things done, and told them that, since I had no one to drive me home, I would be waiting on the work to be done. I got there at the appointment time (2:00pm)... and waited THREE HOURS for them to finish. They couldn't even do one of the things (they have to order a part), so the two remaining small things took three hours, apparently. The waiting area was FREEZING cold, so I sat there shivering for all three hours, with no one bothering to check on me, offer me a coffee.... etc. A very unpleasant way for me to spend my afternoon. I won't be coming back.

A great place to go if you want your time wasted. I inquired about a vehicle in November and…read morescheduled a test drive. When I arrived, they initially brought out the wrong car, so I had to wait while they retrieved the correct one. Once they did, the car wouldn't start and needed a jump, so I couldn't even test drive it. Being patient, I stuck around while it charged and inspected the vehicle. Despite the issues, I was still interested and scheduled another appointment for the following week. The owner, Alex, assured me everything was fine and claimed he had replaced the fuel tank. He also said the tires were in good condition--only to later admit they needed replacing when I looked at the car again. Who sells a vehicle with dry-rotted tires? Still interested, I arranged to have the car taken to another dealership for a pre-purchase inspection. I had to reschedule and called to inform them, but they were kind enough to drop the car off overnight. I paid for the inspection out of pocket. However, the neighboring dealership found issues and couldn't complete the inspection because the car needed new spark plugs--it wasn't running properly. That was weeks ago, and I've received no further updates. When I called on 1/17, I was told the car was being repaired for sale. Long story short, these people clearly don't want to sell me a car, and I've completely wasted my time. I would avoid doing business with them. The neighboring dealership also informed me the car had a hole in the fuel tank--despite the owner claiming he had replaced it. And if the tires were dry-rotted, why wouldn't they replace them to prep the car for sale like a professional dealership? It seems like they just waste people's time

Really good used car dealership, bought a 2014 ford f-150 in pretty decent condition and good miles…read morefor its year, some rust but nothing I cant take care of. They were really helpful and worked with me to get the truck, bought my trade it for a great price and an overall smooth transaction. as long as you are overall a good person these people can work with you to get your next truck!

I have brought my 2007 Lexus RX350 here many times. First time was for a tire repair, second time…read moremy alternator went out in the middle of a McDonald's drive thru Cody himself towed my car to the shop and I got my alternator and radiator replaced for a very good price and without them trying to upsell me anything! Just a couple weeks ago I got new tires and tpms sensors put on. One of the best shops in Winchester! Definitely recommend

I would not recommend this place. I was originally quoted a little over $1,100 for a repair. Later,…read moreHaydee M. called to say the aftermarket part they ordered didn't fit, so they would need to order a dealer part, which would take another week to arrive. At no point during that conversation was it mentioned that the cost would increase significantly, yet there was no problem telling me they found another problem that needed fixed. When I went to pick up my car, I was shocked to find the total was over $1,800. That's a major increase that should have been clearly communicated beforehand. If I had been informed, I could have decided whether to move forward with the repair. Instead, I was put in a position where I had no choice but to pay in order to get my car back. On top of that, after looking up the cost of the parts, it appears they mark them up by at least 40%. Proceed with caution. People don't write bad reviews for absolutely no reason.

The A/C in our 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe never worked correctly after a front-end accident. Vehicle…read morewas returned to the body shop that did the initial repairs, but never got the A/C fixed. Hyundai service basically wanted to replace the entire unit to the tune of about $4K. Asked Tim and Wayne of Saville's to have a look to see if they could figure it out. After determining system was fully charged and not leaking, they diagnosed that it was a bad blower resistor. After a run-around from the Hyundai dealer in getting the resistor, Wayne found another source for the part. They installed and the A/C has been working perfectly for the past month...and the bill was less than $1K! These guys have gotten an A+ from me in the past for not only their knowledge, but more importantly my trust in their work and guidance. They've never given me any indication that they're feeding me a line of BS or trying to upsell me, and they always keep me in the loop with anything they encounter. They've definitely earned my future business and my highest recommendation!

Best shop in the area! Fixed my truck when no one else could. Highly recommend! They also dropped…read morewhat they were doing to help my buddy fix a flat in their parking lot. Great mechanics and great shop.

Been there a few times and the experience keeps going downhill. Started well, they got us in…read morequickly and fixed the problem. Next time they have my wife a list of repairs that she didn't need. Final time there they did damage to my vehicle. They are not trustworthy, I would avoid them.

Absolutely horrible service, racist (we speak perfect English and the owner came out talking to us…read morelike we didn't know anything), overpricing customer that don't know about mechanic. They take advantage of people.

I've had 3 servicings done at Toyota Warrenton. Their staff is friendly and the prices are…read morereasonable. I've never had issues of them trying to overcharge for services or provide something that wasn't needed, unlike my experiences at other Toyota and non-Toyota dealerships. I live in Fairfax now so the Fairfax Toyota is closer, but after a recent negative experience there I decided it was worth it to make the drive to Warrenton. Warrenton did the same work for $240 cheaper, and confirmed I didn't need an extra brake flush that Fairfax wanted to charge $160 for. The waiting room is clean and quiet, and they have wifi. The service has always been prompt, although I book ahead of time online and note what I need.

Prepare to be overcharged…read more Warrenton Toyota had a used, rare‑trim vehicle I had been searching for, and unfortunately that's where things went wrong. They did provide a Carfax report, which showed the vehicle was a corporate fleet car -- not the "owner's personal vehicle" as stated. That alone was concerning. The test drive was limited to a slow neighborhood loop until I insisted on evaluating the suspension, acceleration, and braking. Only then did the salesperson reluctantly allow a proper drive. Once inside, they accepted my offer quickly, but padded the "dealer service fee" (documentation fee) to an excessive $795 -- far above the typical $250-$350 quoted elsewhere. This fee is set by the dealer, not Virginia, and I should have walked out. Financing was worse. They only ran my application through Toyota Motor Credit, returning an 8.63% rate despite excellent credit. They did not shop for better rates. When I questioned the sudden increase to 8.77%, the finance manager dismissed my concern, claiming the difference "only amounts to $70 over the life of the loan." It was not what we agreed to, and only after pushing back did he revert it -- then announced he would not change anything else on the paperwork. It left me wondering what else was buried in the contract. I was also told I could either return to the dealership for my plates or pay $60-$80 to have them mailed. After being charged nearly $800 in dealer fees, this felt unreasonable. The most concerning part came afterward: the dealership never collected the rather large 2/3 cash down portion of the purchase intended to be paid from savings via check. When I called the dealership when realized, a manager admitted they should have collected it and instructed me to drive back -- a 2.5‑hour round trip. Only after mentioning inclement weather did she offer certified mail. My bank advised wiring the funds instead for security, but even that is risky if as they could just claim they did not receive it and it is essentially just like cash. The finance manager ultimately came to my home as the weather got worse so to pick up the deposit check. Even then, he refused to issue a receipt for the payment. He also refused to refund the $250 that the DMV paid the dealership after they incorrectly listed me as an uninsured motorist -- despite the fact that I had produced proof of insurance before driving the vehicle off the lot. This was extremely concerning and felt like yet another predatory practice. The entire experience left a sour aftertaste. Between the inflated fees, questionable financing practices, lack of transparency, refusal to correct errors, and logistical mistakes, I cannot recommend Warrenton Toyota.