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    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Grayson Hyundai

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    We bought a Jeep Cherokee used there. I get buying a used vehicle. But you expect them to make it…read morehome and all before you start having issues. Eight different mechanics now and it still isn't working. I don't know how they rig them to get them off the lot, but they do. Also, was told there was another key and fob to it. They never found it nor did they offer to order me one. If you are considering buying a vehicle here go ahead and burn your money and skip them or give your money away. So far nothing they said was true. And they do not stand behind anything they sell...well except for the lies they sell....they will sell you lies galore. I would give this place a -10 if I could. They definitely deserve a negative rating!

    WARNING TO ANYONE CONSIDERING DOING BUSINESS WITH GRAYSON HYUNDAI KNOXVILLE -- PLEASE READ THIS…read moreCAREFULLY BUYER BEWARE - NEW REVIEW POSTED DUE TO OWNER'S PUBLIC RESPONSE I am reposting this as a NEW review specifically because of the owner's public response to my original review, which contains statements that do not align with what actually occurred. This involves a 2017 Maserati GranTurismo Sport (VIN: ZAM45VLAXH0214487) listed and negotiated through Grayson Hyundai Knoxville. After two full days of negotiation, we agreed on a purchase price. I chose to finance through my credit union, which approved the loan and issued a certified cashier's check directly from the financial institution, fully verifiable, with the VIN referenced. Once they learned I was using my own lender and was an out-of-state buyer, their position suddenly changed. I was told they would NOT accept a cashier's check and would only accept cash or wire transfer. I explained that I was not comfortable wiring funds or traveling with that amount of cash, especially with my 17-year-old son. The very next day, the dealership publicly lowered the price of the vehicle by $1,000 without contacting me, which I reasonably interpreted as their way of ending the deal. Based on their statements and actions, I believed the transaction was over. However, despite the owner publicly stating in their response that they were "unable to move forward with the transaction" and that they do not accept out-of-state cashier's checks, they nevertheless accepted the check and deposited it into their account. I was never notified by the dealership. I only discovered this because my bank contacted me and confirmed the check had been negotiated and applied. When I called the dealership, I was told I could come pick up the car. This directly contradicts the owner's public statement. To her credit, the office manager was professional, kind, and understanding. After speaking with her, I was honestly reconsidering completing the purchase and told her I would confirm the next morning. However, less than three minutes later, salesperson Donnie Hutchison -- whom we had already requested multiple times not to contact us -- texted my wife asking if we wanted the car because he was "working a deal on it right now." This was extremely alarming. At that point: * They had already deposited my certified cashier's check * The check referenced that exact VIN * I had been told I could pick up the vehicle Yet it was apparently being offered to another buyer at the same time. This entire 9-day experience was marked by contradictions, lack of communication, and extremely unprofessional handling of a serious financial transaction. Additional concerns included: * Contradictory statements about accepting payment * Depositing funds without notifying the buyer * Lowering the vehicle price publicly immediately after refusing my payment method * Ignoring requests not to be contacted by a specific salesperson * Attempting to push in-house financing * Continuing to publicly describe the vehicle as accident-free despite Carfax showing a moderate rear-end collision Everything stated here is documented and verifiable. This review is being reposted so potential buyers can compare the owner's public response with what actually occurred and make an informed decision. Based on my experience, this was the most unprofessional and untrustworthy dealership transaction I have ever encountered. I strongly urge anyone considering doing business with Grayson Hyundai Knoxville to proceed with extreme caution.

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    AutoNation Honda West Knoxville

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    Bought my Honda through AutoNation dealership. Am pleasantly…read moresatisfied continuously with their top notch service Department. My Honda CRV is at the end of warranty, but I will continue with their Service department. Competitive rates and excellent customer service. Special thanks to service and technicians

    I've been with this dealership since my 2011 new car purchase with them, and things have definitely…read morechanged in the last few years. Bought another new car with them in 2024. Was told via email and by phone this spring that I had free services to use (e.g., oil change). When I arrived for my oil change appointment, I was told it was going to be over $200. I went to an oil change place instead. Last week I was told that my rearview mirror (which had popped loose) needed to be replaced and that they would order the part. They said it would take an hour to fix and be about $120. On the day of the appointment, I tried to move to an earlier slot and accidently chose the next day. When I called within 2 minutes of my mistake to keep my original slot, I was told "AI won't do it" and that they "might" be able to work me in. So the new part was there and presumably my opening had not been given away in two minutes, but they wouldn't book me because the computer said no. I went to another dealer that afternoon, and they put the original mirror back on my car. I was in and out in less than 15 minutes. No charge. I really don't know what to think about the situation, but I won't be back to Autonation. I keep thinking about my 2024 new car purchase from them, and the price I was given onsite. That onsite price was higher than the emailed price I had been sent an hour or so before by the same person I was talking to onsite. I showed him the email (sent from his email address), and he seemed annoyed, but gave me that price. It was the first of many concerns that I should have heeded a while ago.

    Enterprise Car Sales - car_dealers - Updated September 2026

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